>> when we found out leno was going to get the tonight show, we were obviously depressed.g and not being as collaborative as we could have been. and we also felt like we were being disrespected because we did 11 years of great shows. >> just how pissed off are you? >> by all had rights david letterman should have taken over for johnny carson. but his agent took a very aggressive stand. we're going to control all of late night. it's going to cost you a fortune and they put our backs to the wall. >> i can only tell you it's been an honor and a privilege to be in your homes all these years and entertain you. i hope when i come back you'll be as gracious as you have been. i bid you a very heart felt good night. >> "the tonight show" without johnny carson as the regular host made its debut. jay leno stepping into the big shoes that were filled by 30 year by johnny. >> cbs made us a very atractive offer. >> cbs tales. >> letterman did place a call to johnny carson asking for his advice and he said if that was me, i would leave and i think that was really the lynch pin. letterman

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on stay right there i want to play a clip from kristen leno the man who is the head of the f.d.a. he party and the man who really blew this whole thing up this evening. today no new movement no further movement was attained we took steps backward instead of making progress because agreed on compromises were once again thrown into doubt the future it became clear that the four parties involved could neither share a common vision for modernizing our country nor establish a foundation of trust. for a common idea and mutual trust have to be the basis for a stable government. we do not know what germany will face in the coming years in the world comes but if for partners are unable to come up with a joint plan even for what is probable even after so much time and such extensive talks then this is no viable foundation for responding to what we can not yet expect. so that was head of the free democrats the pro-business party crist and leno the party that just walked away from the table and we've seen how the other parties have reacted basically making the f.d.p. the bogeyman here hons wh

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. >> like johnny -- >> with jay leno!porter: "the tonight show's" jay leno kept his punches light. >> a lot of people think al probably went up because of that kiss he gave tipper at the convention. >> leno, you can't tell how i vote. you have no idea how i vote from listening to me. >> even david letterman, the master of stinging insults, held back. >> does it bother you that i'm always, you know, yakking about stuff? >> no, i'm glad you're saying my name. >> if you pressed dave, like, what do i know? i don't know anything. i'm just an idiot who tells joke. >> welcome, welcome to the "daily show". >> then in 1999, jon stewart, a new late-night host, burst on to the scene. >> this whole trial is sexy. >> and the slant radically changed. >> there might be a woman candidate who will be elected president watching this evening. >> no, not on comedy central. >> jon stewart really changed it. jon stewart brought big-time point of view to late-night. consistent point of view. you know, he wasn't always liberal, but he was extrem

leno really did. i d. . be on. your own post again. overall global issue. was last seen a doozy of be put there is still again your particular would you still despair the pusher there were a few operational again. betroth aurora was born in chile under the pinochet regime she was sent to prison for her left wing fields later she left for mexico where she joins the indians in their struggle for the rights to live on the line. now as a woman i'm worth a million and if they're out of the way i can. focus them on the other half of them want to pick it. up at the least that in a while but i found the last bucket that i mean i'm a fan though it's. the bit that avoids. the front runner background for starbucks. sun crystal the tourist capital of the mexican state of chiapas. in one thousand nine hundred four the city was taken over by the rebel it might indians who call themselves the zapatistas. shield is at the case of the farmer who is said to do. love you long as he would you should. if. you. so to post this if you needed to as a possible democrats believe it

the deeds when leno twenty learning or zinger. well. there. and then you don't see more you. know would you and then they have the yes and i will of the yes i will venture. shenlong can make more than two hundred dollars streaming for a couple of hours compared with forty dollars a day as a taxi driver. no wonder he sees live streaming as a ticket to a better life. whether they're from the countryside or the city anyone can become a stream and find an audience. but can i hold on to their stardom and stay within the government's boundaries and at the same time. doesn't actually do something like that you know. we have. to do it all the legally other you know the general idea about confidence and spontaneity can get you more fans. going too far can mean fall in foul of the senses. that's a lesson show you one learned the hard way when a live stunt brought his career tumbling down. he got drunk and then started streaming for you know in the end you know yeah i'm with this whole. thing i think about even the an ounce ok. breaking the government's regulations on morality xiaoyu on

. >> yes, my very first leno interview, i think. >> jimmy: that's right, we were on "the tonight showack there and i was like, yeah, he was really excited. and they're like, like you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> my whole team was like, he's your male counterpart. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we're -- we're excited okay. [ laughter ] here's a photo of us from 2002 on jay leno. >> where is it -- look at those stripes in my hair. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: look at those baggy -- what am i dressed like? an old timey gangster. what am i doing? [ laughter ] >> it's awful. >> jimmy: awful. >> and i wanted to be a skunk. [ light laughter ] like my hair was like very streaked. >> jimmy: i remember that, because i remember we were talking about, i don't know. we were saying -- making fun of somebody. i was making fun of somebody, and you were like, "y'all are so mean, you're so mean. [ laughter ] stop being so mean." >> no, you know what it was? i think it was -- i think it was justin. and everybody at the time kept like putting us together. like putting us together and i was like -

leno. i d. yeah. yeah.e have many things in the smiles and this is it you know for everyone and why some people's minds so take our thing all the power just for themselves and to see about that. we. thank you thank you thank you thought. oh whoops thank you thank you. through you through through thank you thank you thank you. but imma putin says the united states is attacking free speech by forcing all to you to register as a foreign agent adding a tit for tat response from russia. is on the table. we have power play in the middle east intensifies the saudi arabia bombs yemen's defense ministry while also being accused of declaring war on lebanon. these are live pictures coming from barcelona this is where thousands of people are protesting on catalonia as national day they're demanding the release of the jailed former leader of the region continues political crisis. cia whistle blower john kiriakou was removed from an e.u. parliament panel at the very last moment simply for co-hosting a radio.

they then killed leno and rosemary la bianca.sted for the tate la bianca killings in december 1969 and was convicted and sentenced to nine consecutive life terms. manson was 83. >> american university police investigating an alleged sexual assault on campus. police say it happened between o' morning on massachusetts avenue. the victim claims the suspect was a driver for a car they hired. the victim says they do not know the suspect. anyone with information is being asked to call police. >>> the fbi is now involved in the search for three teenagers missing from prince william county, virginia. investigators say they're worried about the teens because they could be in danger. ashley lemus breonia thomas and sham ray ya' wright. >> detective suiter was shot in the head while working a case in west baltimore. suiter lives behind a wife and five children. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> today is monday november 20th. we've got our team in place. er you. >> we'll keep it nice and quiet as we head through really the t

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wife of director roman polanski, she was 8 1/2 the next day he took his followers to leno and rosemary labianca's house. he left his disciples with a message. >> if you're going to do something, leave something with you. >> they did. messages written on the walls in their victims' blood. months later manson and the others were arrested. the 35-year-old and three young women on trial with him constantly staged antics inside the courtroom. the jury found them all guilty and they were all sentenced to death. >> a long time ago being crazy meant something. nowadays everybody is crazy. >> that would be commuted to life in prison eventually. he was denied parole 12 times and died in custody. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> marci gonzalez there, thank you. >>> our website has much more on his life including a little-known story of how a television news crew and young boyed helped with the investigation. that's on our website at >>> breaking overnight a medical helicopter has crashed in arkansas killing three crew members. that chopper went down in a remote area southeast of little rock

and from that perspective the greens under liberals had indeed a lot of power and that's why when mr leno decides to simply leave those conversations basically everything falls apart hot what about the a.f.d. this far right party if there are if we do see new elections what are the chances that the a will gain even more seats important well there are the chances are obviously high that they could gain more seats in parliament if there's one party that can actually win out of all of this is the beginning in part because of the we're seeing this fragmented parliament the a.v. took away votes from all major parties on september twenty fourth on those votes that's a percentage that other parties are not willing to work with so obviously this shows how fragmented this whole situation is and how difficult it is for granted emma and for the conservative bloc in particular because they ultimately have the response of it is to try and form the government you know we've been saying. in the last twenty four hours the chancellor merkel has never been so wounded as she is now today a commentator wrote

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. >> reporter: tony lamontagne's grand fore, leno labianca and his wife rosemary were killed by three manson followers who are still in prison. >> you lay in bed at night running through what was it like, you know, what happened, what was going through my grandfather's mind? >> reporter: the most famous manson victim was actress sharon tate, the 26-year-old pregnant wife of director roman polanski. manson hoped the murders would start an apocalyptic race war. instead they helped launch the victims' rights movement. >> what mercy, sir, did you show my daughter when she was begging for her life? >> reporter: when sharon tate's mother doris spoke at a parole hearing in 1984, it was the first-ever victim impact statement in california. she was addressing charles watson, one of the manson family killers. >> what about my family? when will she come up from parole? when will i come up for parole? can you tell me that? >> reporter: over the years the families of other manson victims have fought at every parole hearing to keep the three remaining killers in prison. manson's death won't change

leno. or you need to. be done. by good will be done. and we have many things. in this world this is you know. why some peoples must take our things all the power just for themselves. one hundred years ago russia was consumed by revolution and unprecedented violence is not an understatement to say the russian revolution. was a defining moment of the twentieth century how did it change russia. a proxy war between two of the biggest powers in the middle east the saudi arabia has escalated the facts in other countries in the region. hundreds of thousands of taking to the streets of boston outraged that madrid crackdown on former leaders who were behind the region's independence declaration. highly anticipated formal meeting between donald trump and value putin fails to materialize. on the sidelines of the apec summit site agreed to cooperate on syria . also this hour the u.s. justice department demands that america register as a.

. ♪ >> 24 hours after we launched, it was on "good morning america," leno, letterman, fallon, and it'sering, but that was not the idea. we wanted to save all these people for later on. >> although they were not prepared for the onslaught of stories unleashed by the media, they ran with it. soon dogtv popped up all over the country and across the globe. in 2014, discovery communications became a minority stake holder in the company, launching online expanding the reach from 15 countries to 75. dogtv is now in more than 12 million homes around the world, and, apparently, humans are getting hooked like actor billy bob thornton. >> that's a ha-ha thing here, it's a tv channel for dogs, but when people learn about the studies, that it works and helps with separation anxiety and stress, we design something that is not less than revolutionary, to me, if you have an idea, no matter how crazy it is, if you really, really believe in it, if you really do, just go and do it. pretty much every crazy idea can somehow get to the market. just go and do it, but do it right. make the best presentation a

. >> 24 hours after we launched it was on good morning america, david letterman's show, leno and fallon. it's flattering. but that was not the idea. we wanted to save these people for later on. >> although they weren't prepared for the onslaught of stories unleashed by the media, they ran with it. soon dogtv was popping up all over the country and across the globe. in 2014, discovery communications became a minority stakeholder in the company. the channel also launched online. expanding its reach from 15 countries to 75. dogtv is now in more than 12 million homes around the world. and apparently, humans are also getting hooked. including actor billy bob thornton. >> you know, there's a ha ha thing here, and it's funny, it's a tv channel for dogs. but when people start to learn about the studies, that it can actually work and help with separation anxiety and with stress, we designed something that is not less than revolutionary to me. if you have an idea, doesn't matter how crazy it is, if you really, really believe in it, if you really do, just go and do it. pretty much every crazy idea

the next night the clan butchered los angeles couple leno and rosemary labianca.oth homes, they left behind shocking murder scenes. "when those words helter skelter were found printed in blood on the murder scene, that was tantamount to manson's fingerprints being found at the murder scene." after a high-profile trial, manson and four followers were convicted of 9 murders in 1971. are you sane? sane? that's relative."in jailhouse interviews, he protested his innocence "why do you want to call me a murderer? i don't need to kill anyone. i think it."manson's repeated appeals for parole were equally unconvincing. "if i'm not paroled and i don't have a chance to get back up on this dream, you're gonna win helter skelter!"at every hearing, sharon tate's family was there to be heard and seen.debra tate: "he needs to look into our eyes, victims' eyes, and see the pain that he's caused." ( pam ) a live look outside (steve) brittney is here with the four zone forecast. .a weather system will bring periods of light rain

the next night the clan butchered los angeles couple leno and rosemary labianca. at both homes, they left behind shocking murder scenes. "when those words helter skelter were found printed in blood on the murder scene, that was tantamount to manson's fingerprints being found at the murder scene." after a high-profile trial, manson and four followers were convicted of 9 murders in 1971. are you sane? sane? that's relative."in jailhouse interviews, he protested his innocence "why do you want to call me a murderer? i don't need to kill anyone. i think it."manson's repeated appeals for parole were equally unconvincing. "if i'm not paroled and i don't have a chance to get back up on this dream, you're gonna win helter skelter!"at every hearing, sharon tate's family was heard and seen. debra tate: "he needs to look into our eyes, victims' ahead at eight.. president trump taking aim at another athlete-- this time from a bay area team... what he says should happen to an oakland raiders' player. plus. a south bay city g

starlet was 8 and a half months pregnant.the next night the clan brutally murdered los angeles couple leno and rosemary labianca. at both homes, they left behind shocking murder scenes.vincent bugliosi: "when those words helter skelter were found printed in blood on the murder scene, that was tantamount to manson's fingerprints being found at the murder scene." after evidence in the cases mounted and a high-profile trial, manson and four followers were convicted of 9 murders and sentenced to death in 1971--which was downgraded to life in prison when california banned the death penalty. (vicki) the notorious killer appealed for parole 12 times. manson suffered health problems in recent years. he would have been next up for parole in 2027. (grant) c-b-s is suspending charlie rose...and p--b-s is halting his show... after eight women are accusing him of sexual harassment. today's detailed accounts are part of a washington post investigation.. the women accuse rose of groping them, walking naked in front of them, and relating erotic dreams. rose says he is deeply embarrassed and has apologized

. >> "the late show" starring -- >> -- with jay leno. >> a lot of people think -- because of the kiss>> you can't tell how i vote. not by listening to me. >> even david let areman, the master of stinging insults, held back. >> does it bother you i'm always yacking about stuff? >> no, i'm glad you're saying my name. >> if you press david, what do i know? i don't know anything, i'm an idiot who tells jokes. >> then in 1999, john stewart, a new late-night host, burst onto scene. >> this whole trial is sexy. >> and the slant, radically changed. >> there may be a woman candidate who will be elected watching this evening. >> new york city not on comedy central, sir. >> john stewart really changed it. john stewart brought big-time point of view to late-night, consistent point of view. he wasn't always liberal, but he was extremely committed to certain issues. >> we are as we speak live from our election center studios in new york city's abandoned prostitute district. >> he was the 2000 presidency campaign when the show went from being mostly about pop culture to really focusing on the electi

you don't wanna be like jay leno with like 30 muscle cars.c muscle cars, there comes a point where people are gonna look at you and say, you know, "sorry about your penis." you know? there's something -- something ese going on here. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before

most people thought she looked like leno warned. one day we came home from church and she said, mark, every woman you to beoes not want their boyfriend or have a relationship with them. most women want you to support them and stand for them. said, every relationship you have with a woman was not always meant to be romantic or sexual. i internalized that but did not know what she meant. looking back on what we are hearing in the news, today, i have a feeling my grandmother probably had experienced what was always commonplace, if not a cell, there was always harassment. and she came from a generation where you could not talk about that. and she said that to me, randomly, out of the blue and i never forgot it here what i feel, at this moment, when i being theonor of first two step at the microphone --the million man mark march, i feel that now. , especially, all of the white women who are here. to the confronting white womanhood discussion yesterday and i have never seen white women admit and talk openly about some of their profiling o

on fraud, including, rather, likely collusion between staff members and workers at a bank in sierra lenoe. the red cross plans to do a deeper audit. >> once recreational marijuana becomes legal on january 21st, it won't come cheap. taxes and fees are ex-pecked to drive up price. a small bag costs up to $35. once legal, experts say it could cost $50 to $60. for high-end marijuana is expected to climb 60%. medical marijuana is also expected to rise but not as steeply. some fear those high prices will keep some people in the black market. >>> coming up, we're tracking another round of rain that is about to hit the bay area. when does it arrive, kari? >> it looks like it gets here midweek. we're enjoying some dry weather and looking at some sunshine. stays cool and breezy with a mix of sun and clouds. we will talk about that rain. how much to expect coming up. >>> she's expecting a $200 credit after sending a product back but gets nothing in return. i'm consumer investigative reporter chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. here )s a look at the inmates again. this is " tramel mcclough" d >

history of san francisco and the politicians from mayor brown to gavin newsom to nancy pelosi to mark leno, and many more that have been favorable to cannabis or friendly. if you do the thousand foot you'll a send a message that you're not friendly to cannabis and not in harmony with our good governor jerry brown who mandated 600. i encourage you to be friendly to this stwri. we -- to this industry. we need 600 feet for retail and non-retail participants. >> thank you for your testimony. that concludes public comment. that was the last word. it's time for you to go. let us do our work here. this is one of many items on the agenda today. charlie, don't push my patience right nowabout now. we'll take this matter up. we're back to momentarily six supervisors. we're at six supervisors. here colleagues is my suggestion for the intervening week. i would suggest that we duplicate this file. that we take a number of amendments, we have to go through them because there are some contradictory amendments as we discussed earlier. i would like to take the file currently in front of us and strip it of a

the next night the clan brutally murdered los angeles couple leno and rosemary la bianca.th homes they left behind shocking murder scenes. >> when those words "helter-skelter" were found printed in blood at the murder scene, that was tantamount to manson's fingerprints being found at the murder scene. >> reporter: after evidence in the cases mounted and a high-profile trial, manson and four followers were convicted of nine murders and sentenced to death in 1971. which was downgraded to life in prison when california banned the death penalty. the notorious killer appealed for parole 12 times. >> if i'm not paroled -- >> okay. >> -- and i don't get a chance to get back up on top of this dream, you're going to win. helter-skelter. >> reporter: while the convicted killer became somewhat of a pop culture icon, the family members of his victims never forgot his true impact. >> he needs to look into our eyes, victims' eyes, and see the pain that he's caused. >> stephanie elam reporting on the death of charles manson, dead at 83 years old. the families of 44 argentine navy members

the next day manson took his followers to leno and rosemary labianca's house.tay for the murders but left them with a message. >> if you're going to do something, leave something of you. >> reporter: they left messages on the walls in the victims' bloods. manson and the others were arrested. the 35-year-old and three young women on trial with him constantly staged antics inside the courtroom. the jury found them all guilty and they were all sentenced to death. >> a long time ago being crazy meant something. nowadays everyone is crazy. >> reporter: manson was denied parole 12 times and eventually died in custody. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> the faa investigating this small plane crash that left three people hurt. it slammed in a home in san it slammed in a home in san jose. it smashed into a home's garage. it appears the plane suffered some sort of system failure. all three people inside the plane were badly hurt and taken to the hospital. witnesses say the plane was flying low and out of control and then turned sideways before it crashed. >> it was