and so mike shoemaker, your producer, was with lorne at the time, cause he's working on "snl," and thehem have a private conversation close by. if that make any sense >> seth: yeah, i mean, it would do that. >> yeah. you know, and the thing is, i'm friends with the other woman that's being considered. it was melanie hutsell, and she ended up getting the job, and i'm like, of course, i'm like so catholic that i kind of didn't know what to do. you don't want to be a douche you want to be happy for your friends. but, you know, thousands of dollars of therapy later, you go, okay, i guess i had a right to be a little bummed about that that's okay. >> seth: yeah, of course >> that's all right. [ indiscernible >> seth: well, i think all of us are so happy that it worked out the way it did it is such a delight to go back and watch that show that is just -- it not only maintains the excellence, it just holds so well it just keeps so well, and you're such a big part of it thanks so much for being here, kate >> thank you so much, seth you're the best. >> seth: we'll see you next time you're the b

and it feels especially like a pretty high fixed management fee given the variability that lorn lorn to in terms of the actual number of tows. the bulk of the management fee they could tow zero cars and still get $8 million a year. and so i just want to understand in terms of our sustainable streets, priorities, maybe director mcgwire, and to ask the very obvious question, what would happen if we did not approve this contract and allocate the $23 million to other urgent needs sf sn how would this negatively impact our city and our goals? >> okay. so i will take it from the street operations point of view, director. it's a fair question. it is kind of a tricky question to answer, but what i would say is that the majority of the towing that we are doing right now is the kind of thing san franciscans expect to be able to pick up the phone and have us take care of. specifically, there is a car parked in my driveway. that is one of the most common. also, cars blocking fire hydrants, cars blocking crosswalks. cars parked on sidewalks. the kind of things that we are trying to do more enforc

i had a great year actually and lorne wanted to keep me but the west coast had a little more leverage that you're because it was the 1st year that there was mad t.v. and howard stern's late night show so the ratings dipped a bit and to be honest i pissed off one west coast network guy didn't even know he was manage me and that led to my demise. well that's a listen that's what they carried norm but after a cussed all myra up homebodies tell don't do o.j. hitchcock's try to get the last person on the planet earth you want to tell him not to do something of course. norm yes i think norm was on one more year after i was young 3 full years like here remember but yeah it was kind of the same thing west coast stepped in and put their put their foot on my toes and that was an arm i guess they put on my ass didn't they but you know i have a hood as it was a zillion i look at 190 parts. it's like you're charles durning or something tell me. i got it i want to hit still this is a good fight as i can just go you know it is no me laugh out loud you're talking about discretion as far as sports and

the longest-running cast member in the history of the show and working with his boss, snl creator, lorne michaels as the star of a sitcom. >> he's like this isn't going to embarrass me, right? yeah, this better work there, buddy. >> a sunday sitdown with keenan thompson, plus another life well lived all a bit later in the show but let's begin with the acquittal of former president donald trump in his second impeachment trial. nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the white house with details and reaction kelly, good morning. wi reporter: good morning, ie it's over. twice tried, twice acquitted and while that is not the outcome that democrats had hoped for, the house managers believe they presented evidence and incite about the former president's role in the insurrection that achieves something important. no conviction, but a surprise in the verdict. >> this was the most bipartisan presidential impeachment in the history of the united states. >> reporter: seven republicans turned against donald trump and voted to convict him for inciting the insurrection. >> mr. romney, guilty. miss collins, guilty

. >> so you and lorne michaels are co-eps together.vid cast, whittingham, my director, we're all eps together everybody is kind of building this thing together. which makes me feel good number one, i'm not crazy. number two, everybody kind of wants to get behind this thing i'm really excited the clips look great the response has been pretty strong you know, i can't wait for tonight. >> yeah. you have two kids of your own. you and your wife have been married ten years. how much did you draw on your own experiences as a father for this >> when we were writing, it was kind of only in, you know, mirroring my life a little bit, the fact that i do have two daughters and, you know, everything else just kind of is creative liberty, if you will. like my relationship with my father-in-law was actually really wonderful my wife is, thank god, still with me. so everything else, you know, we're trying to make a show that i haven't seen before. whenever i'm doing, like, cooking scenes, packing up, you know, homework and bookbag scenes, stuff like tha

former president intelligence briefings i mean, i worked at "snl" for over a decade, but now when i ask lorneext, he says, "you should look it up in tv guide." and i'm like, "tv guide? you date yourself, sir." but i say that part under my breath, after i leave his office, and i'm home under the covers in my bed, and i think it more than i say it forget intelligence briefings. trump hasn't even recanted the lies that led to the insurrection he wanted his defense team to repeat them during the impeachment trial, which led a bunch of his lawyers to quit in fact, those same lies have earned fox news a massive lawsuit from a voting machine company, and it seems to have led to the cancellation of one of trump's closest allies on the channel. >> fox news has canceled "lou dobbs tonight." the host enjoyed the highest ratings on fox business. fox and dobbs were both named in a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit brought by tech company smartmatic, over those false claims made about its voting system on the networks >> seth: wow poor lou dobbs what's he gonna do now go back to standing outside bob's big bo

in a new interview with "entertainment weekly," rudolph and "snl" executive producer lorne michaels discussedas flattered, but not surprised, because, quote, i smelled it coming. rudolph is signing up for four or more years of bi-coastal living, but it's worth it, because as she says, i think knowing that there was a candidate that i resembled so much was cool in and of itself, and then icing on the cake is just simply getting to do it on the show, a place i feel so at home of and that i love, but it's also just the charge of this time and being able to have any sort of voice in the story. i am looking forward to seeing her on "snl" for the next four years. >>> all right, still ahead here, democrats used the words of republicans to try and help make the case against donald trump. we're going to play that for you straight ahead. d trump. we're going to play that for you straight ahead ♪“you're the best” by joe esposito♪ ♪ [triumphantly yells] [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade. for decades, most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet changed that. by inventing a pad you never tho

in honor of black history month, lorne greene joins us now. to corporate board rooms. whitney young junior was one of the unsung heroes. a bridgebuilder. >> to d for the situation using humor, to find common ground. i am absolutely sure, they told them this, they had a shot of it and did the work. >> reporter: young's legacy lives on in his daughter, a corporate executive who became an associate dean at princeton. >> he was born in minneapolis with holiday skills as a powerbroker. one of his earliest ideas was book traffic about african-americans in a major department store. and undeniable cross bit was announced. >> if you add more sales tax you could have more customers coming in and they did and this was the kind of strategy throughout his career. >> reporter: the urban league helped many blacks into the corporate world through the program that is not a sound in books. >> came into the jobs bank, were absolutely prepared in every possible way. and what your table manners were and every thing. you are prepared to walk into a corporation and