lenny kravtiz live in concert. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> back now at 8:47 with a man who has been a mainstay in the music industry for more than two decade, emmy-award winning artist and our friend, len kravtiz is out with his tenth and latest album called "strut." lenny, good morning to you. >> good to have you. >> love the idea of this album and when it came to you. you were working on "the hunger games." >> absolutely, yeah. >> when did you get the idea for this one? >> at night when i should have been sleeping. we were waking up at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning, working all day. i would get home at night from shooting and all of this music just started coming into my head. so at that point, you have two choices. you either go to sleep and lose the music or you stay awake and you capture it. >> sometimes we read things about a guy like you and they're not all that true. >> like? like? >> so i want you to verify -- no, that you actually picked the titles for these

. >> lenny kravitz was practicing in the studio. i was taking a picture of matt taking a picture. >> do a song in our studio a little bit later on. >>> let us turn to the top story the search for the three afghan soldiers who wept missing off a national guard base in massachusetts. nbc pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski has more on that. good morning to you. >> good morning. these three afghan soldiers, two captains and a major were on a saturday night field trip to a shopping maul in cape cod when they simply disappeared. the three soldiers were in the u.s. to take part in an annual training exercise at the national guard base there in cape cod. now, law enforcement officials both federal, state and even military have launched a massive search in an effort to find them. now, what is still unanswered question here right now is whether this was a spur of the moment decision by these three soldiers to go on a sightseeing tour of america or whether this was well planned in advance and why, matt. >> mik, before you leave, i heard a

. >> reporter: maureen lost her son lenny. her younger son steven who was only 10 in 2001 grew up to become a firefighter. >> he's more like his brother and he has the same badge number that lenny had so we're very proud of him. >> reporter: maureen santora who lost her son crister also attended the ceremony. >> he's with me all the time. >> reporter: she said it's hardest not during the ceremony but in the quiet days that follow. >>> an american aid worker infected with ebola is improving. doctors in nebraska say dr. rick sacra is responding well to treatment. he's been given blood from dr. kent brantley who has recovered from the disease. s sacra's wife says the ebola outbreak has to be stopped. >> every day and every week that we don't do what we can to stop the risk of ebola in africa, there's the possibility it won't stay in west africa. >> she said her husband is eager to return to help people when he gets his strength back. >>> the government spying and burger king shows its dark side. details ahead on "moneywatch." rel

kravitz like you've never seen or heard him before. >> real, lenny.st, is there a reality couples curse? nick and jessica, jon and kate and new kris and bruce add their name to the laundry list of reality tv relationships gone wrong. >> there's nothing ever planned. it's just life as it is. you just never know what's going to happen around here. >> but if one is a believer and the reality couple cursed, then the news of kris and bruce's divorce should come as no surprise. >> i'm not looking to get divorced or anything, but having our space is ki

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to become a fire fighter. >> engine 54 like his brother and same badge number that lenny had. we're very proud of him. >> reporter: maureen, who lost her son christopher, also attended engine 54 ceremony. >> he is with me all the time. >> reporter: she says the hardest time for her is not the anniversary itself but in the quiet days that follow. allison harmlen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, 18 people who tied that day were from bucks county. hundreds gathered earlier in this day to remember them at garden of reflection in lower makefield township. we will have more on the ceremony there, a little bit later in this newscast. >>> a judge ruled blade runner oscar pistorius not guilty of murder, the judge however, did say that pistorius was negligent in the shooting death of girlfriend reeva steenkamp. move by this judge raises possibility that the olympian and double amputee will be convicted of the lesser charge call are called culpable homicide. he could be sent to jail for a max in mum of 15 years. we will have more coming up at 5:30. >>> scrutiny intensifies, the nfl

. >> reporter: he lost his firefighter son lenny and took part in engine 54's ceremony as well as maureen and al santora whose son christopher joined the fire department a couple of months before the attack. >> we are so grateful to see each other because we have been through tears and, you know, sorrow and now it's a reunion. >> reporter: they promise like the rest of america to never forget. alison harmelin for cbs news, new york. >> the anniversary of september 11th is being marked across the bay area. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is live in san francisco where firefighters have been remembering the loss of so many of their own. >> reporter: 343 first responders died on 9/11. you can see the flags here at half-mast at fire station 35 everybody remembering the day. the sound of silence marked local remembrance ceremonies today. >> it's an important time to reflect and to appreciate all the sacrifices that were made that day, the lives that were lost, how many lives were changed. >> reporter: san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white was in charge of training recruits at station 7 on 9

lenny kravitz, he's up there for me. >> do you know how she rattled those names off. >> lenny kravitze's ready to date. >> matt damon was there, cindy crawford and her husband, randy gerber was there. so george has celebrity friends, her friends were there, his sister we saw all of them celebrating. they footed some cash. $900,000 for everyone to stay at the hotel. >> nischelle -- >> could have been me. >> could have been you. >> he gives hope for all of us. >> all of us. it can happen. >> that wraps it up for us at this hour. thanks for joining me. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. >>> accused of cutting off one woman's head and going after another with his knife before a hero's bullet brought him down. not in the middle east but in america. facing charges from his hospital bed.

lenny disagrees. says if the current plan stays, mountain view will lose in the end. >> mountain view is known for its diversity. a lot of people live here because of the diverse cultures and income levels that make up our community. and this is really destroying that. >> reporter: this is just a study session. the city council will not take any formal action tonight, but you can bet that this is going to be a pivotal issue as we move forward in the city council race. reporting live in mountain view, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> the grocery chain mi pueblo launched a fund-raising campaign today tied to the immigration crisis. the chairman says he hopes customers can help raise $500,000 for legal representation of undocumented children detained at the border. tens of thousands of miners have fled for the border. legal representation makes all the difference. without a lawyer, children hoping to emigrate have a one in ten chance of staying in the country. with a lawyer,

"the voice's" gwen stefani, "the black list's" james spader and we'll have a live performance from lenny kravitz. that's what i call a monday morning on "today." >> and hoda kotb live in the studio. >> i'm still here. >> i thought you were late going live because hoda was with lenny. >> let's not start any rumors. >> we can start that one. >> we'll see you at 7:00. thanks, guys. >> all right, thanks. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> one minute away from sunrise this morning. we'll see a lot of sunshine and we'll also get a lot of wind, too. wind really picked up overnight and will stay with us, in fact, increase during the day today. that's drier air that's moving in. you already feel the difference this morning. we'll really clear things out here at the nbc 10 studios. just a few signs of thin clouds, but mostly just sunshine and cool to start with. 63 degrees in philadelphia. 70% humidity, but that number comes down in a big way during the day today. winds are already gusting at more than 20 miles an hour in the pocono mountains and we'll feel

i -- the only character i could think of that i was a very -- even a little bit like was lennie mice. >> jian: have you ever phoned it in, honestly? >> yeah. but not -- you know, y in ofif you get to a set and you already have doubts about the material and you speak withou - the powers that be about the material and say, you know, could we just make -- you know? in other words, do you mind if i rewrite this? and they like it like that, and their idea of directing is kind of, could you make a happy face? could you make an angry face? could you shout? could you wave your sword? i'm not very good -- at -- at giving them fruitful things with that kind of direction, but i do do by best. but that is kind of phoned in, meaning it's nothing you could have possibly ever have thought of. but it's what they want, and -- and, you know, it can't be forgotten, especially in movies. you're -- you are essentially a character in someone else's dream. >> jian: great to see you. >> lovely to see you. >> jian: thank you for this. >[ female announcer ] if shaving gets you bikini-ready, beware of razor bu

goes back to lenny bruce who said everybody -- here we go. get ready to -- bleep. are a pollack, you are a -- a progress. he you are all something. who cares? nobody is not something. and that's what life should be. everybody is something. okay. enough. now let's go to lunch. okay. >> we are going to lunch. >> is the joke for funnier the more politically incorrect it is? >> yes. because it makes -- shakes them up. it shakes them up. you want to say stuff. the thing now -- someone said -- you can't call an indian an indian. i'm not talking about feather. i'm talking about dots. what do you call them, gandhi lovers? diaper wearers? what do i call you? you are from india. you are from india. it is insane now. it is insane. i get very angry. i think -- you know, don't worry about that. write to your congressman and get something changed. don't worry about this -- nonsense over here. worry about the big issue over there. >> did you said last night -- that over the years, not just -- at this 50 years, your career obviously ebbs and employees. >> lot of -- lot of ebb. >>

lenny. >> reporter: that's right. if roger goodell's main purpose today was to quell his critics, there's a lot of people in this country who say that he fell short of that goal. in fact, we talked to some people today who say that he may have made things worse. roger goodell's news conference was carried live by media outlets all across the country captivating millions. >> very disappointed because i thought that the commissioner should have made more of a stance. >> reporter: he admits he has a lot of work to do. >> we do not have a clear and consistent policy to allow to us deal with all the different issues arising. >> reporter: his critics were watching too. >> i had hoped that he would talk about something new, something very innovative that the nfl was going to do. there is nothing that he said in this presentation that hadn't been said already. >> reporter: domestic violence advocate kathleen krenik says goodell had a poor performance and may have lost more than he gained. >> his credibility is at the lowest p

jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, apple stock has been tanking after the whole lenny nude picture scandal, now rolling out new security measures? >> that's right. good morning, apple taking steps to keep hackers out of i cloud accounts. apple tim cook told the wall street journal starting in two weeks, will alert users via email, if someone troys to change a password, move i cloud data to new device, or when someone logs into an account from an unknown device, cook, though, he says the celebrity accounts, they were likely accessed when hackers figured out celebrity passwords by answering their security questions. ukee, erika. >> jill, it is known that auto makers are in a race to make cars as safe as possible, these days, now, toyota, i understand, using new technology to help cars avoid crashes? >> yes, that's right. toyota wants to design cars so they actually won't let drivers get into accidents. the car makers promise to install collision prevention technology, in its us cars, by 2017, the camry will likely be one of the first ones to have it, now the technology l

lock the elbow. >> lenny, keep them in line. >> what's the significant of music, lenny?ic that they play at the oktoberfest the whole time. you know, check out this unbelievable video. guy in a motorcycle includes with two cars, lands on their hoods and then walks away. >> illegal immigrants now being offered a new card so they can enjoy museum and parts discount with valid idea. should new york city be lawmakers fair and balanced debate. >> see if we can make it through the commercial break. stay with us. a body at rest tends to stay at rest. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all p

daytime tv with joan rivers show that earned her an imy and garnered a tony for ter tray -- portraying lenny bruce's mother on broadway. she never stopped doing stand up and making -- she jokeed with her own love of koss mittic surgery. >> i am in love with this. >> she launched a poply jewelry and clothing line, and starred in several cable shows with her daughter mellis. >> my mother used to buy bathing suits with blowholes in them. >> reporter: she will be remembered as a comic legend, set a standard for female cam comp eadians -- comedians and made her fans laugh for a half century. >> 40 years in the business, this is where you end up. lou: joan rivers, 81 years old. in new york state, we'rchanging the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business

lenny watkins, myself and justin leonard will be in the studio in orlando and able to break in at any time. it will be a split screen at times and a ticker with social media. a new way of watching. i know i intend of starting a lot of arguments for sure. [laughter] >> a pleasure to have you at this table. when ever you are in town, please join us. >> peter thiel is here, one of the most successful technological entrepreneurs. he cofounded paypal. he was the first outside investors in facebook and invests in tech companies. his venture capital firm, computer science that he taught at stanford. a student named blake masters posted his notes on his blog making his lectures an online sensation. he headed out to write a book which grows out of the class called "zero to one - notes on startups, or how to build the future." i am pleased to have peter thiel back at this table. let me read over what one person said. it is roger. what do you think about it? >> it is incredibly flattering. i am most embarrassed when i hear something like that. my goal is just to get people -- when you start a co

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daytime tv with joan rivers show that earned her an imy and garnered a tony for ter tray -- portraying lenny bruce's mother on broadway. she never stopped doing stand up and making -- she jokeed with her own love of koss mitc surgery. >> i am in love with this. >> she launched a poply jewelry and clothing line, and starred in several cable shows with her daughter mellis. >> my mother used to buy bathing suits with blowholes in them. >> reporter: she will be remembered as a comic legend, set a standard for female cam comp eadians -- comedians and made her fans laugh for a hal century. >> 40 years in the business, this is where you end up. lou: joan rivers, 81 years old. [ breathing deeply ] [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made t decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smokers to quit, too, with our comprehensive program. we just want to help everyone, everywhere, brthe a little easier. introducing cvs health. because health is everything. you are gon

richard pryor and lenny bruce had success, but those were males. how was she able to break through with that same type of comedy as a female? >> she was very pushy. she didn't have time to marsh her feminism. she was out there doing it herself. lenny bruce gave her a big break, she was doing a nightclub act bombing and he wrote her a note saying you're right and they're wrong. she said that she kept that note for years and years. she was just very -- she was what you saw, you know, she was very pushy and wanted to be a comedian. she was funny and she knew it. she was very confident in herself. she didn't let nights where she blew it with the audience turn her away from her dream. >> i'm old enough to remember when she did stand up on a regular basis and got her start, hosting the tonight show and of course her own show. there's an entire generation who only know her as a fashion critic. what will she be remembered for most? her most recent career or what she's done throughout her decades long career? >> anyone in show business for 50 years are reme

i remember all the networks were doing stories great investor former baseball player lenny dykstra isyou know where he is? bankrupt. >> not playing centerfield. >> not even investing anymore. would i say this maybe these folks have best of intentions. but you know -- melissa: maybe they don't. i don't know. >> maybe they don't. almost doesn't matter to me. investing is a different sport. investing is a sport where, when a fad comes your way you ignore it. you do, do this pretty logically. melissa: okay. >> getting involved with snoop dogg is never logic. melissa: blackberry defying odds. shares of the company amid signs of turn around efforts might finally be working? i'm sure the square phone will push it over the top. what do you think, jonathan. >> old soldiers, melissa, they don't die. they just fade away. blackberry has been fading away for years now. perfect example what happens when a company, technology gets usurped by other technology. what i foresee for blackberry is exactly what we saw with sun microsystems a decade plus ago, quiet understated buyout by much larger concern

i had the pleasure of speaking with lenny toro from the philadelphia precinct about this new found boundarye an environmentally safe canada goose control company. by use of specially trained border dollies we control the population of geese on corporate and residential properties. every year the amount of geese increases by 20 percent. and they love areas just like this one. but people would prefer if they were a little more private when it came to their personal business. >> i was walking all up here. i just saw poop everywhere. >> i think that they're pretty disgusting. they come by, they go to the bathroom wherever they want 59 to worry about stepping in it and the kids step in it. >> feces may be disgusting but the bigger problem is the health issues this causes besides the smell. >> canada geese, they carry a disease called jiardis and it's a parasite that the grows inside your intestines. they go through your intestines if they ingest it. >> prob parents don't have a problem with the geese police because they say it pays off. >> i think it's a great idea. >> geese leave feces around e

my granddad, from a kid, i remember the first real bit of advise he gave me, he said, lenny, your money'sers and applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> what do you know? >> jimmy: that's pretty funny. >> we had a toilet in the backyard, there was an outside toilet and there was a knock at the door, i was about 5. i opened the door and it was a man there, he said, i'm here for the rent. so, i went back outside to where my granddad was in the toilet. i said, granddad, the man for the rent's here. he said, i can only one [ bleep ] at a time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> very funny, huh? there we are in the kitchen, me and about eight other kids, all playing. in our street, every door was open and we'd play in one house or, anyway, it was -- they were all in my kitchen. we're all playing. in came my granddad, all you kids, get out. i said, granddad, why did you chuck the kids out? he said, kids are like -- we only like our own. that was my granddad. >> jimmy: you've been around -- do you know who these stars are on "dancing with the stars" -- >> no. this is -- it's not a problem, be

with the joan rivers show which earned her an emmy and she garnered a tony nomination for portraying lennyruce's mother on broadway. >> i am a grandmother. hard to believe, huh? >> pick a finger. >> she never stop doing stand yup and making headlines for her controversial comments about celebrities. she joked about her own love with cosmetic surgery. >> i am in love with it. >> she launched a jewelry and clothing line and starred in several cable shows with her daughter melissa. >> but joan rivers will always be remembered as a comic legend. she set the standard for female comedians and made her fans laugh for nearly half a century. >> joan rivers! >> 40 years in the business and this is where you end up. >> rivers daughter melissa rivers released a statement saying in part "it is with great sadness that i announce the death of my mother. mother's greatest joy in life was to make people laugh. although that is difficult to do right now. i know her final wish would be that we return to laughing soon ". >> fans remembering her jokes and opinions of celebrity fashion or leaving flowers and pa

matthew, and he was sort of kribed in local reports also as a lenny from a mice of men figure.someone who is this gentle giant. not the smartest guy they had ever met. how could someone described like that be connected to two of these crimes? one unsolved for five years. >> well, this is one of the things the authorities are going to have to look at, luke. if we go back and take my worst case example, ted bundy. bundy was able to get to know his victims, put his arms around them. take them from point "a" to point "b" and put them in the car. just because he was a nice looking guy. he came across very positive. it's very easy for a serial offender, for example, to have two different personalities. very common, outgoing, friendly on the outside. but perhaps the deadly aspect on the inside. >> what type of evidence would specifically link matthew to a sexual assault from 2005, this murder from 2009, and the disappearance of hannah graham? what type of evidence could be found to link him to all three? >> well, if we take the normal csi type of evidence, luke, we're talking ability

with the joan rivers show when earned her an emmy and she garnered tony in many nation for portraying lenny bruce's mother on broadway. >> i am grandmother. hard to believe, huh? >> but she never stopped doing stand up and making headlines for her controversial comments about celebrities. rivers frequently joked about her own love of cosmetic surgery. >> i am in love with it. >> she also launched a popular jewelry and clothing klein line and starred in several cable shows with her daughter melissa. >> my mother used to buy -- >> joan rivers will always be remembered as comic legend. she set the standard for fee nail comedians and made her fans laugh for nearly half a century. >> joan rivers! >> 40 years in the business and this is where you end up. >> joan rivers had strong ties to our area. you saw that in peace. she did lot of work at qvc but her family had deeper connections to filly. >> she had deep connections with local comedians. fox 29's chris o'connell joins us live at the helium comedy club in center city tonight. chris? >> reporter: that's right, iain. joan rivers did blaze a tra

city council candidate lenny siegel suggests taking the city's current plans for offices and green space and building homes too, as many as 5,000 of them, allowing techies to live in walking distance to work. >> what mountain view decides about housing north bayshore will affect not only mountain view for a generation but the entire bay area. >> reporter: it's the high cost of housing in mountain view caused him to run for office. >> i'm concerned because my kids can't afford to live here. even a lot of people in google are having a hard time managing to live here. >> more housing doesn't always mean that that's going to solve the issue. >> reporter: she is in favor of new housing. but not in north bayshore. >> we have 2500 units in the pipeline of building houses in other places in the city and those are high density, next to transportation, so it's smart growth. to me, that makes sense. >> reporter: but siegel's concerned that housing is not walking distance to north bayshore companies. two candidates, two different opinions, but both agree housing in north bayshore is what mountain vi

. >> and my uncle and hero, firefighter, lenny regalia. >> and my son, the footprints you have left ine sand are amazing and will never be forgotten. your legacy will live on forever. love ya. abraham nethanel ilowitz anthony p. infante jr. louis s. inghilterra christopher n. ingrassia paul innella stephanie v. irby douglas irgang kristin a. irvine-ryan todd a. isaac erik hans isbrandtsen taizo ishikawa aram iskenderian jr. john iskyan kazushige ito aleksandr valeryerich ivantsov lacy bernard ivory virginia jablonski brian c. jack brooke alexandra jackman aaron jeremy jacobs ariel louis jacobs jason kyle jacobs michael g. jacobs steven a. jacobson steven d. jacobi ricknauth jaggernauth jake denis jagoda yudh v.s. jain maria jakubiak robert adrian jalber ernest james gricelda e. james mark jardim amy nicole jarrett mohammed jawara francois jean-pierre maxima jean-pierre paul edward jeffers >> and my father, whom i never met, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. i just wish you could be here with me >> and my father, thomas stout. we love you and miss you, daddy. >> joseph jenkins j

very misunderstood by a lot of people who didn't understand her extremes like they didn't understand lenny and i'll just tell one story about her. you know, she had a real heydayy attacking elizabeth taylor when she got so fat, and years later, not too many years later, she was divorced from john warner, and going out with george hamilton, and i went to a dinner at joan's and her husband, edgar's, in bel-air, and who should ring the bell but george hamilton, who was bringing elizabeth taylor to dinner. and joan was the picture of charm. but she was really staggered by having elizabeth taylor there. and elizabeth thought it was funny. >> i know the two of you were friendly and talked over the years. liz, in recent years, she has taken shots at some of the biggest celebrities of the youngest generation. attack on so many people, and it's horribly funny. she was just irrepressible. even after edgar died, and she went on a cruise with some friends, and they said she referred to herself on the cruise as the merry widow. she -- you know, would make fun of herself. she made fun of herself about h

he is also someone -- one person close to him described him as lenny from mice and men.highest i.q. so, there is some real worry about what happened with hannah graham because it has been concluded she was last seen with mr. matthew outside of a bar and was seen lying on his shoulder, sort of walking gingerly. she was the last person -- he was the last person she was with. so, when he gets here and he gets questioned, so far he's invoked his right for no self-incrimination. they hope to learn more. right now the search continues for hannah graham. we await for questioning of mr. matthew. >> great. thanks so much for that update, luke. for more on these pressing stories, let's bring in msnbc law enforcement analyst, former atf agent, jim kav ancavanaugh. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you, krystal. >> i'm subbing for abby. i want to start with that manhunt in pennsylvania for eric freen, the alleged cop killer. now, we are hearing reports there are as many as 400 law enforcement officers out in the woods. they've got this six-ton armored tank out in the woods. is t

acquisition reform to have been events at the armory navy club if you know, a thing about al coming lenny dell. [laughter] >> every commanded us this case speaker in the name particular one to think one of our sponsors estimate the also the congressional staff and thank-you to the staff through have given us some much even the marshall institute crew will films this event as an hour of since she is santa also reach out to c-span who is here today that will broadcast this evening and timidly as a week space. would do all please give him a warm welcome. [applause] >> it is always the pleasure it with this magnificent venue. this year i was scheduled to be here two months ago. bella skipping than then then talk about the stucks a at a senate bid could be but then libya should send but then never woke up again and have made some of via l.f. but it's the part of the domain is the the of the air -- officials the using any confidential information but based on the open source material used in opinions are mine alone to snacks a lesson. but it is not that courage commercial and a session why stat

44-year-old knight might sneak in a prince song to the stage show, while carter does a version of lennythis month, featuring songs from their albums, and plenty of the biggest hits. for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> i don't know what i'm doing. i ended up doing river dance. how did that happen? >> tune in tomorrow when the boy band superstars take over times square with a performance of their new song one more time off their new album. nick and knight. dan, one more time. >> i will never do that again. i believe the fcc has rules against me doing that. yeah, there's the end of my journalism career. >>> this morning, you're going to meet people who have claimed to crack the code of online dating. some of the most popular on ok cupid. now revealing their secrets. here's abc mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: see, i'm doing it so fast, it's not even loading photos. >> reporter: it's been said all is fair in love and war, but online dating, do some know how to cheat the system? >> i have tried every persona imaginable. >> reporter: when it's the 400,000 new

and then when i got on the carson show, he said, i told you sew, lenny bruce.eneration was george carlin, richard pryor, he was the god for us hchl e was the one we all aspired to be. >> because? >> because he spoke the truth. >> yeah. what is it about you, you think, that gives you this tenacity to survive and to bounce back? >> two things. >> fear. >> fear -- no. truly. truly. you know this business. the tenacity is i never thought that i'm so terrific that anything's beneath me. truly, i've never been the one to say that's not my job, i'm a star, i don't do that. that has never, ever crossed my mind. okay, that's number one. number two is i have to make a living and i go to make a living and this is what i do. >> did you spend a lot of time thinking about what you could have been, which is johnny cars carson's successor, and how you blew that opportunity? >> i never allow myself to think what could have been because you can't change things. >> right. >> i never -- what happened -- get it out of the way, move forward. >> what is your talent on stage? >> i thi

lenny has a question for you on twitter. syrians recently started to territories in syria? why not? is assad trying to prevent u.s. country.es in his >> i don't think he wants to prevent air strikes. wants the air strikes on isis. little bit a against the more moderate sunni forces. took a major base, they soldiers in f the cold blood. see nk assad would like to isis weakened. he wants an extra. him for others to ask permission to bomb on the way.matic he's consistent with his view that he's the legitimate syria.nt of all of so it's my guess he'll have to channel, a n ck nonglamorous discussion that we take action.we'll and if he wants the capacity destroyed, all he has to do is not go after e to us or to break that promise. making nk assad will be that promise soon. otherwise, there will be a lot pressure in congress to first isis, and nemies of destroy the air defense capacities. no reason why assad should have the air capacities. an evil actor in the middle air forces in e the middle east, the dominant the dominant or forces on our side. our objectives not destroying the near def