some of them involve leno. you are filming a tribute to leno.ar with leno since you parted ways. >> we are going to do gigs together in indianapolis in a couple weeks. that will be fun. i'm opening up for him and then i'm going to crash while he's doing his standup. i'm going to just disrupt him like i always did. we are having fun. we stay in touch together. we're still having some fun together. >> that's awesome. you are touring with al roker. >> we are doing uso tours. all that is just -- i'm looking forward to everything like that. >> you miss the leno stuff? you miss doing the shows at night and being out there? >> what i miss is all my friends at the studio. you can imagine after 18 years -- we got dodgers fans over here. we got -- you know. after a while you see people get married and have kids. you know their kids and everything. now all of a sudden, you don't see anybody because -- i miss the comradery that the set had, even executive producer who we are good friends. we have to get together. all the things we will do honoring leno. we

he tied leno and rosemary labianca up.nds his killers in, leslie van houten, tex watson, patricia krenwinkel. tells them to make the murders as brutal as possible, just like the previous night. and another horror-filled night of murder. 67 stab wounds. they were found with a pillow case above their head. there was a big lamp next to each one of them. the cord from that lamp had been wrapped around their necks very tightly. the word "war," w-a-r, was carved in leno's stomach. after the murders what do the killers do? they take a shower and raid the refrigerator. because of all the incredible brutality of these murders plus the fact that they seem to be random and there was no discernible conventional motive, like robbery, burglary, this struck a lot of fear in the people of l.a. particularly in beverly hills and bel-air, the center of the movie colony where these murders happened. >> sharon tate's funeral and the funerals of three of the four people murdered with her were held in four different churches. the services for mi

everybody here knows mark leno. but what you may not know is how committed and how tireless mark is to fighting for kids and families and parks and open spaces. it's not always on the front page of the paper. he's often doing it behind the scenes in ways that not everybody knows. mark is a true advocate for families. he is a true advocate for parks. a true advocate for green space. and it is my great pleasure to bring him up now. (applause) >> thank you, phil. let's hear it for parks cheer leader and chief phil ginsberg. (applause) >> it is a real pleasure to be with everyone here today. it takes a village and the village is out. it's not often we get to say the words "our tax dollars at work" with a smile on our face. but we're doing it today. because voters really knew what they were doing a few years back when we passed that $185 million parks bond, neighborhood parks bond and the $10 million invested into lafayette park. i used to live at hyde and geary my first four years when i moved to san francisco, now 36 y

this is the end of the line. >> good job. >> jay leno -- >> it's not moving! are going to have a blast. thank you so much. of course, uso, nonprofit organization. you want to help out, please head to crowdrise.com/roker to donate to the uso. >> awesome, al. going to be a lot of fun. >> can't wait to see that. >>> up next, an eye opening look at t teens and prescription dru use. >>> 8:21 a we're backith more of our "secret lives of teens," how teenagers are abusing prescription drugs. many of them are taking the pills right out of their parents' medicine cabinets. specl anchor maria shriver spoke to a teen filmmaker who exposed the problem among his friends and he says it's happening everywhere. >> i'm 17 and i made this film to show parents what kids are really doing with prescription drugs. >> reporter: in his short film "out of reach," cyber stowe goes where no teen has gone before. >> i can go into my parents' bathroom and there are just rows and rows of pill bottles of pain meds. and that's where people get it from. >> reporter: in starting interviews with

. >> aunque la ciudad llevaba acariciando leÑo la idea lo ocurrido en ferguson le ha dado una buena excusa tambiÉn dan multas muy importantes, muy fuertes. yo creo que es para proteger tanto al oficial como la persona que le hacen la multa. >> los sindicatos que agrupan a los empleados no estÁn de acuerdo. >> no hay ninguna justificaciÓn tienes a un oficial estacionamiento que da un boleto de 18 $ con una cÁmara en su cuerpo para grabar quÉ? no es lo mismo que un policÍa armado no se justifica. el sindicato de policÍas no apoya la medida considera que las cÁmaras creerÍan una distracciÓn peligrosa en situaciones en que las vidas de los agentes podrÍan estar en peligro. pero para la familia de israel hernÁndez, un joven artista colombiano que muriÓ a manos de la policÍa en un incidente que nos esclarece esta iniciativa podrÍa evitar tragedias similares. >> no es porque lo digamos nosotros pero en otros estados y en otros paÍses el uso de las cÁmaras ha reducido la violencia policial en mÁs del 60%. >> ser parte de la premisa de que el comportamiento de una persona no es el mismo cuando una

. >> oh. >> yes. >> why does jay leno need to be honored?e he's special. >> i want to be talk about he is a huge eagles fan. >> oh, we will talk about some is a huge eagles fan. >> oh, we will talk about some i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >> barely see through the camera lens because of all of that rain, and the wind driving the rain, so, a loft kids are off school today. but for those who are going, it is a wet wait for the bus, temperatures in the 50's, 60s, winds driven rain, weather by the numbers, at a ten we only gave you a three, and even though it feels like a one out there right now, we will get little better by the end of the day, even though clouds will stay with us,

max leno at the scene a recent retired scientists located in the south bay in her mountain view i was ahead of the adaptation study for my center much of that lies between 10 feet of high water. i wish to remind the committee of the 2012 innovating national council report entitled sea level rise for the coasts of oregon and washington past perpetrate and future. the numbers posted in the report is 11 inches of sea level rise by 2050 and 36 by 20 one hundred it has large upsides that would be adjusted this can add several feet to our tides due to king tides as well as el nino's the tide gage records show clearly the effect of el nino and in 18982 and 1998 thank you your time >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm laura i'm with super thanks for holdings this hearing thanks to the civil grand jury for adding the enforcement support for the sea level i'm here to support the project we've no evidence of moved from 5 to 10 years from the sequa documents to a public conversation to prepare our shorelines i know that san francisco is enclosed on many sides so

folks grateful to dianne feinstein who led at this constitutional right i critical area and senator leno and have the support of governor schwarzenegger and other is in the past who helped us move through the project development process and, of course, thank the cpc. finally the mayor's lee and past and present always board of supervisors past and present deserve our thanks for the overall treasure island development. i'd be remiss if i didn't thank the former executive director for the original sponsor for this project. because of their and your efforts we're here to celebrate those projects as long as the east side project so as a colloquy project we recognize that couldn't have been made possible without the help of the people in this beautiful event. as with most projects of this field those days that's a product of a host of projects. the next few speakers will talk about the projects and the partnerships that made it possible with caltrain's and the treasure community members as well. the w b i east side ramps project is a $50 million project that's part of a larger overall one hun

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talk about when you were on "leno." >> i was on "leno" one time of i do this joke with leno.have a little botox but i'm not like joan rivers. i'm not on a botox drip. she's had so much botox her clothes don't wrinkle that type of joke. whoa, you better be careful. she's not going to get mad. that's the kind of stuff she would do and i said, and i love joan. she's the funniest woman that ever lived. it's joan. listen, the funniest woman. you're the funniest person that ever lived in the whole world. >> she didn't care about the botox. what is this picture i remember that you posted one time when she -- >> i have it on twitter. >> do we have it right now? >> what -- >> what -- >> we call that bosom buddies. well, you know, we were just fooling around, you know and two girls trying to get a laugh, i guess and we were lesbian lovers. those two things always played into each other. >> you heard it here first. you did spend time with her off camera. let us know what was she like. >> a lot of people think that comedians are funny constantly. we're not psychotic. we're just fun and f

brown brings sefrm environment bills signed into law, including one introduced by state senator mark leno to reduce methane emissions caused by leaks in the aging natural gas lines. >> it's costly. we're losing this gas and then, i don't think i need to mention that the darkest side of the problem is what we saw in the explosion in the community of san bruno. >> researchers have proven these gases are the cause of rising sea levels. san francisco is considered one of the sinking cities >>> this is an abc news special report. attack on isis. now reporting david muir. >> good evening. we're coming on the air with breaking news. the pentagon has just announced the first air strikes on isis targets in syria that they're now under way. those targets could include areas around raqqa. president obama giving the order after promising to degrade and destroy the terror group. go to abcnews.com. for those of you watching in the west, world news tonight >> >> syrian air strikes have begun. >> a government report says climate change will have an impact on the central valley. it says warming temperatur

i want to thank all our other elected officials, leno, wiener, cisneros, we have so many commissioners here as well. but i want to thank you in particular and i think we need a big round of applause. you realize the people here past 10 o'clock last night cleaning up. our recreation park department staff that made this happen today. (applause) >> these are the unsung heroes that don't get recognized very often, but they are what make our parks work and look the way they do and we are so lucky we have one of the most beautiful parks now right in the middle of pacific heights. but there are two people -- i want to thank a few folks. stefan franz as well, and our friends from prozac that represent our parks department and represent all that we believe in in our neighborhood. thank you for all that you do. and i really in particular today want to single out two folks. phil mentioned the friends of lafayette park and we have certificates of honor for them. but this playground behind us would not have happened without one of the best friends of parks groups in our city of san francisco, and t

she would have been a jay leno. and she didn't get it because she stood up for herself. . >> i said johnny -- and he hung up on me. never, never spoke to me again. >> she went on to perform at several comedy clubs including the hungry eye and purple onnin she was an icon in the gay community she wrote several books about her life the recent was "diary of a mad diva". books ink corporated in the castro had just one copy left. she never apologizes >> she was irreverent and always with gay people before it was okay. >> she would appear with her daughter, melissa. becoming the popular red carpet fashion critic, known for making fun of herself and others seeming to get away with it. her greatest joy is to make people life. >> just make fun with it. get on with it. >> her daughter said that is difficult to do now, i know her final wish woo be that we return to laughing, soon. amen. >> and before she died the new york state health department launched an investigation into the center in manhattan where rivers went into card

brown brings sefrm environment bills signed into law, including one introduced by state senator mark leno to reduce methane emissions caused by leaks in the aging natural gas lines. >> it's costly. we're losing this gas and then, i don't think i need to mention that the darkest side of the problem is what we saw in the explosion in the community of san bruno. >> researchers have proven these gases are the cause of rising sea levels. san francisco is considered one of the sinking cities around the world. the tide station has been measuring rise of the coastal water since 1854. over the last century there has been an eight-inch rise. king tides seen in december through february flood the shore line area. some have suggested building a sea wall. >> >> syrian air strikes have begun. >> a government report says climate change will have an impact on the central valley. it says warming temperatures will cause more run off during winter months and reservoirs would fill up sooner. and we may start seeing those kinds of affects during this century. >> mud and debris continuing to flow from a heltin

that was a quote from jay leno. would people who know you best describe u.s. curmudgeonly? >> no. i try -- leave it alone. could you let these without the old? no, no. it depends. i am called all kinds of things by tolerant open-minded pro academic freedom liberals but it doesn't matter. i don't care what they call me. name-calling is a way to distract from the argument. i have no political power. i am not running for office. i have no power over anybody's life. i can't even get my own kids to pay attention to me so i am just throwing ideas out and they have a track record of working and they will find they have a better life. it is funny because i remember songs from high school when i thought people, my parents' generation especially, my grandparents were curmudgeonly but going back to your opening line, life is a great teacher. if you don't learn it early you learned eventually and you may have regrets for not turning in early. one of my messages when i'm doing next week, so i don't -- curmudgeon means stale and angry and taciturn and all these others things. >> i found a bette

she would have been a jay leno. and she didn'get it because she stood up for herself. . >> i said johnny -- and he hung up on me. ner, never spoke to me again. >> she went on to perform at seral comedy clubs including the hungry eye and purple onnin e was an icon in the gay community she wrote several books about her life th recent was "diary o a mad diva". books ink corporated in the castro hadust one copy left. she never apologizes >> she was irreverent and always with gay people before it was okay. >> she would appear with her daughter, melissa. becoming the popular redcarpet fashion critic, known for making fun of herself and others seeming to get away with it. her greatest joy is to make people life. >> just make fun with it. get on with it. >> heraughter said that is difficult to do now, i know her nal wish woo be that we return to ughing, soon. amen. >> and before she died the new york state health depament launched an investigation into the center in manhattan where rivers went into cardiac arrest a week ago

i sent it to her and she wore it on jay leno. that was it. making that on my apartment floor for eight months. >> was this in san diego? >> it was in new york. we presented spring two fridays ago. it was at lincoln center and it was a really great show. >> characterize if you can the fashion itself. how can you describe it to people that may not know the ins and outs of fashion? >> i think the brand is rocker. it is a chic. to ae always pairing it leather jacket with edge. >> the handbag is one of the signature pieces. it caught many people's attention. it put rebecca minkoff right up there with the likes of michael kors. tell me about that demand. had one samplei of the bag and there were some people that were interested. but cannot even fund any more production. that is when i said please help me. >> you came out with your checkbook. >> exactly. 'i mortgaged my house, use every credit card. that is how we took it. we are doing nine figures this year in revenue. >> well done. >> we have an amazing team. over 100 people here in new york city.

the commissioner is pictured here with president johnson and general counsel jay leno lee renken, concluded that lee harvey also walled acted alone -- a lee harvey oswald acted alone. we set up a camera in a fourth floor conference room to talk to investigative journalist philip examines, whose book the warren commission's work, using key phone calls, documents, and artifacts. he explains some of the lingering controversies regarding the warren report. we take a brief to her of the -- reef tour -- we take a brief tour of the or in commission's -- of the warren commission's office. >> it was in this room here on this floor that the warren commission saw for the very first time the entirety of the committee -- the investigations of hearing would take place down here at the time. we harvey oswald's brother was here. -- much oftographs the work was done on the fourth floor. are now on the fourth floor of the u.s. capital historical society, where this would have been the working floor for the warren commission. i will show you the office of chief justice earl warren. this is his desk and his ch

. >> and leno kept the ban alive. >> so did conan too. >> it was jimmy fallon who decided it was time to break that ban. he talked about her last night. >> we had her on our very first "the tonight show" when i took over. she had -- i'm lucky to say this. i got to work with her and have her on our "the tonight show." at the beginning of the show i said to all my friends -- to my friend out there who said i couldn't host "the tonight show," you owe me 100 bucks. i had a parade of celebrities throw 100 bucks on the desk, it was great. and joan rivers, we asked joan to be one of the people. she came out, and she came over to me. and she started crying. gave me a kiss. it was really emotional and really nice. we loved her. we will definitely miss her. gosh, joan rivers one of the greatest. >> oh. >> remember the time we went over to her apartment? >> oh, my gosh. >> she had an amazing -- she's old time glamour. we went over to her apartment and here it is. >> look at her house. we didn't know what her house would look like. it's in new york city. we were pretending we were going to buy it

>> it was jay leno. [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> meredith: i think it's appropriate that you are herethis day. because you made your debut on snl the night that it came back after september 11th. >> yeah. september 29th. >> meredith: rudy giuliani was on that show. lauren michaels, who heads up snl said to him, is it okay to be funny? can we be funny? rudy said, why start now? and the audience just started laughing. >> one of the best lines. >> meredith: i just felt that you gave us all the chance to laugh again. >> well, you know, that is such a credit to lauren and the people who were there. it was such a weird time for me. it was already an insane night. it was my first night on snl. i could barely process everything else that was happening. there were a lot of firemen there, lot of police there. all these first responders. and the only sketch i was in the first night on snl i was playing a fish, a floating fish head, which meant that the rest of my body had to be green screened. i was in a green leotard, my face was green. i remember meeting all of those fire men and police office

including the one introduced by senator leno to reduce methane emission caused by leak in the state aging gas lines. >> very costly to the state that we are losing all of this goods and then of course yoyvrng even need to mention that the dark east side of the problem is what we saw in the explosion inhe community of san bruin oyshtion researchers proven the green house gases are the cuss of rising sea levels exploratorium is considered one of several synching city around the world t.san francisco tide station at christyfeld has been measuring the race of the coastal water since 1854. over the last century there has been an 8 inch raise. -- rise. along san francisco bay king tide seen in december through february plug the shoreline area. tomorrow have suggested building a kind of sea wall under the golden gate bridge. that would disturb the natural flow of the local fishery. >> the easy recreational boat access out under the gate would be a wait in line with the sfm cohn container ship and so on to get in and out. >> environmentalist especially watchful of the marsh. >> most important thi

they factored that -- well, big chin on jay leno for a second. there is jesse. yes, she factored in, what, an eagles game, right? >> yes. >> they factored are the eagles in philadelphia on the weekend of her wedding in november. >> because they wanted to see the game? >> guys don't want to go to weddings when there is a big game on. okay? factor it in, please. >> well -- >> yes, i agree. kerrey, i'm serious. >> i'm with jessica on this. >> fathom that, okay, let's go to the weather now. >> saturday will feel like summer again, back to the 80s. today we are cleve skies, rather chilly start specially suburbs. rest of the work week, sunny, comfy days, and chilly, chilly nights. so the weekends though when we get the warming trends, and yes, sunday is the last day of summer, the only day in the seven day forecast when we will be in the 80s. >> seventh and low cut, seventh street, closed, because of water main break. >> northeast philadelphia, frandford at roland street, accident there, car struck pole. so power is out in the area. so a lot of people feeling the effe

no tonight as six leno.ime are you married or single we have a lot more nose ahead after this. we have one more thing now at 6:00 for the first time in years the apple fall apple unveiled a smart watch. along with a larger apple 6 phone. good evening everybody apple's more watch is the first century >> gabe slate: that's where and i see 84 the first macintosh today there is a little feeling of jobs they're entering a whole new category. this is a big deal for apple now we know what that what the law to be we have a look that. >>: it is test claim most of the navigating your blue >>: if you press the digital crown a return to the home screen. >> grant>> gabe slate: ltd. newo ways to connect and communicate directly from your wrist. it will happen between two people who are friends and aides have and apple watch. the apple what we fully customizable with many defacing types. the actual device of a little heavier than i want to be but it looked great and we should not have to have your apple fall with the to us

whether you remember her as the funny lady who kept johnny's chair warm long before the days of jay leno or the host who made celebrities turn the same color as the carpet on which they walked, our nischelle turner takes a look back at a legendary career. >> can we talk? >> joan rivers could always talk. >> do you know what it's like to go in the morning to take off a fassel masque and realize you're not wearing one? >> with sometimes outrageous jokes, nothing was ever off-limits. >> i hate old people. oh, if you are [ bleep ] old, get up and get out of here right now. >> born in 1933, rivers says even as she was growing up in the new york suburbs, she wanted to be an actress. >> i never had a choice. i always say it's like a nun's calling >> she joined the second city comedy theater in 1961. as her comedy career was taking off, she married producer edgar rosenberg in 1964, who would manage her career and become the focus of so many of his wife's jokes. the pair had one daughter together, melissa. in 1965, rivers saw her career get a huge boost when she appeared on the tonight show with

environmental bills he recently signed into law, including the one introduced by state senator mark lenoo reduce methane missions. >> the main component is 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide. >> reporter: researchers have proven these greenhouse gases are the cause of rising sea levels. san francisco is considered one of several sinking cities around the world. the san francisco tide station has been measuring the rise of the coastal water since 1854. over the last century, there has been an eight-inch rise. along san francisco bay, king tides seen in december through february flood the shoreline area. >> tparking lot in marin county is frequently under water on high tide days. there are other places in the bay that experience flooding during the king tides. >> reporter: environmentalists are especially watchful of the marshlands. a recent report by the u.s. geological survey found some of them will be inundated by the end of the century. >> one of the most important things is protecting our existing wetlands and making sure that they have somewhere to migrate so that as the sea le

that was a quote from jay leno. people in the best describe u.s. curmudgeonly? >> i tried to change that and leave a. it depends. i called all kinds of things by tolerant open-minded pluralistic academic freedom liberals. name-calling is a way to distract from the argument. i had no political power, not running for office, i had no power over anybody's life. and they have a track record of working and if people want to try them, it is funny because i still remember the songs from high school when i thought, people of my parents's generation were curmudgeonly. if you don't learn it eventually you may have regrets for not learned only. curmudgeon means they'll landing greek and taciturn and all these other things. i hope i am not like that. i'm a pretty friendly guy. >> i found a better description of you. i went to a source i am sure you rely on often, the zodiac sign. you are a sagittarius. the know that? >> i didn't know that. >> this describes you more aptly. the strength of this had the tories boring is philosophical, wide open curious nature. these folks see

she wasn't inevited when conan o'brien got the show or jay leno got the show.ade her first appearance on "the tonight show" in some 30 years just recently with the new host. that was the first time that joan rivers actually brought back into the fold. so, yeah, she blazed many trails for women, especially comedic ones. >> she did. trace, thank you. >>> there is breaking news now on fox news channel. this just in from the u.s. appeals court, which has just ruled gay marriage bans in wisconsin and indiana are unconstitutional. that in, in the last few second, from u.s.a. appeals court. we now have word the governor -- former governor of the state of virginia, bob mcdonald, jury has reached a verdict on 14 different counts givens governor mcdonald and members of his family on charges that include $150,000 in bribes, extortion charges and all the rest. at trial that went on for quite some time. 67 witnesses called, and in just a matter ofw; seconds, we belie, we'll learn what the verdict is against the former republican virginia governor, bob mcdonald, first, looki

welcome to "jay leno's garage," though this week, we're not gonna be in my garage. [ indistinct conversationsn our way to pebble beach, the ultimate car week. now, pebble beach is kind of like the super bowl for car enthusiasts. you'll see some of the greatest cars ever built. we'll take you to concours d'lemons, where you'll see some of the worst cars ever built. we'll show you an exclusive look at a couple of supercars being built, and we're gonna show you a car that is 50 years old but is being built by a major manufacturer exactly the same way it was 50 years ago. that a business plan? i don't know. we'll find out. but right now, let's go back to the beginning. we're gonna take you for a ride in a 1907 white steamcar.

leno is now one of the largest toy maker companies in the world a little movie helped push the lego toysill be right back. and oakland firefighter had been mistaken for a burglar. the firefighter who at the station with his two children. police off to call out the command firefighters tried to comfort his crying children. john tried to explain who he is and why he was there. as police tried to that his story jones had his hands in the air. but in as up and offered a place--at all to confirm the identification. i work i am in the oakland fire department. the oakland fire chief put out this statement we are very concerned about the impact this may have on the firefighters young children. should anything like this occur again that once the identification is establish that the officers will stand now. jones has fired the as-filed a complaint with the oakland police department. is a by billion dollar did a factory. the factory should be allowed to easily track for batteries. coming up on the kron 4 morning blues--news and analyzes the size there is interested he was caught operating his busin

if you take a significant percentage of all the used and collectible cars out of the market, jay leno he is, he buys half these cars what does that do to the retail shops in the business of buying and selling used cars? >> makes it difficult for them to operate. that's what we are seeing right now. >> what have the fed reserve done to the sox markets? everybody worries about what happens when interest rates rise, we don't have banks. isn't this what central banks have done to that market? >> no question. that is a market they've thrown to the dogs. we've seen these markets shrink. when they need these markets next year these markets will not be capable of taking on what the federal reserve has unleashed. >> when you write your paper, and everybody does this -- let's look at fed funds, there is a 75% chance rates will be here march next year. how is that possible? how are those percentages anywhere reality when we have no idea how anything is going to play out in interest rates? >> i don't know how they do it. i'm looking over the next two weeks. i think rates will go lower. then they

>> jay leno, craig robinson, great group of comedians.ecame the last broadcast television network to cut saturday morning cartoons. cw is replacing cartoons with a five-hour block of tv geared toward teens and families. it's just at the network level. if you want cartoons, you can get cartoons. >> cartoon network. >> all night. >> nick, nick jr. it's kind of on the network, which was a tradition before everyone had cable. >> we never used to have those kind of channels. >> what was your favorite? >> i loved scooby-doo. how about you? >> josie and the pussycats. girl power. they loved to sing. >> rockin' out fits. >> yeah, they did. the leopard. that was in back then. see? i still have that out fit. i have it now. >> how about you, tamron? >> scooby-doo. i loved that little scappy. >> scrappy-doo. >> and i love that my nieces, who are 8 and 4, they love scooby-doo. this version of it, when it comes on, they go crazy. they love that. >> it's across all generations. >> even though it's like come on, there's always a guy wearing a mask. serio

leno, maryland, on our line for republicans, your next. caller: first, i would like to thank the general for your service. i myself am a vet. i can kind of speak to what he is saying. just as when i was a veteran, was part of one of the last groups that was supposed to go to iraq and was pulled from that because the president wanted to pull our troops. our mission as intelligence soldiers was to create the iraqis. that created a vacuum. people need to realize that. , whichnot follow through the general and other guys probably said was coming. it created a vacuum to what we see now. that is one. the american military, this is what we do. everybody does not like the military to be in certain places, but it is what we trained to do. first of all, thank you for your service. it is very commendable. thank you. i would agree with you 100%. you have to have an orderly withdrawal plan whenever you going to the country. you have to have an exit strategy. part of the exit strategy is to make sure you leave in place a government that can stand up and

leno, maryland, on our line for republicans, your next. caller: first, i would like to thank the general for your service. i myself am a vet. i can kind of speak to what he is saying. just as when i was a veteran, was part of one of the last groups that was supposed to go to iraq and was pulled from that because the president wanted to pull our troops. our mission as intelligence soldiers was to create the iraqis. that created a vacuum. people need to realize that. , whichnot follow through the general and other guys probably said was coming. it created a vacuum to what we see now. that is one. the american military, this is what we do. everybody does not like the military to be in certain places, but it is what we trained to do. first of all, thank you for your service. it is very commendable. thank you. i would agree with you 100%. you have to have an orderly withdrawal plan whenever you going to the country. you have to have an exit strategy. part of the exit strategy is to make sure you leave in place a government that can stand up and

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. >> jay leno. >> yes, yes. okay. oprah found him. >> dr. phil. >> yes. said you were developing for three years. >> yes. >> to be contemporaneous. >> you do a game show that's too gamey. >> it sucks the joy out of it. >> you're so bad. >> i know. >> you're so bad. >> it's really weird. >> so weird. >> you were stroking home run cartoon character. >> yeah. >> i had never stroked her only images of her. nothing creepy about it at all. >> were you just done with the late late show. >> i think it was time for a change. you know i had been doing it for ten years. seemed time to change it. you change was happening all over late night. i was feeling it for a while. i had been developing the game show for three years. so it was the right time. i'm glad -- i'm glad i did it. >> your show was so unique, so different from all the other shows. you are finishing up in december. >> you can come out for the weekend. >> my parole officer let's me out. >> yeah. >> i didn't realize you started out as a stand up comedian and perhaps maybe do more that in the future? >> i d

. >> and leno kept the ban alive. >> so did conan too. >> it was jimmy fallon who decided it was timecame over to me. and she started crying. gave me a kiss. it was really emotional and really nice. we loved her. we will definitely miss her. gosh, joan rivers one of the greatest. >> oh. >> remember the time we went over to her apartment? >> oh, my gosh. >> she had an amazing -- she's old time glamour. we went over to her apartment and here it is. >> look at her house. we didn't know what her house would look like. >> in new york city. we were pretending we were going to buy it, remember? >> we really weren't. we did it for the show. >> yes. yes. >> but we got in bed with her. >> well, we're not supposed to have done that, you know what i'm saying? anyway, it was really great. >> yeah. >> so many great -- there we go. get in the sack. it's beautiful. >> right on fifth avenue. >> she got in with us. >> so in honor of joan, i'm going to tell you some of her best one liners for today's friday funny. the ones that we can tell. >> yes. >> i don't exercise. if god wanted me to bend over he w

. >> and leno kept it alive. >> and conan.joan toe one of the people. she came over to me and she started crying and gave me a kiss. it was really emotional and really nice. we loved her. we will definitely miss her. gosh, joan rivers, one of the >> remember the time we went over to her apartment? >> oh, my god. >> she has -- she's old-time glamour. and we went over to her apartment. here it is. >> look what her -- we didn't know what her house would look like. >> we were pretending we were going to buy it. we weren't. we got in bed with her. it was a weird thing. >> we're not the first who have done that. you know what i'm saying? >> it was really great. there we go. get in the sack. beautiful. >> we weren't alone. she got in with us. >> in honor of joan, i'm going to tell you some of her best one liners for today's friday funny, the ones we can tell. . i don't exercise. if got wanted me to bend over, he would have put diamonds on the floor. hey, friend, who was going through menopause, she came by for lunch. her hot flash st