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>> marianne, from new jersey. >> jimmy: from new jersey. very good, marianne. going to be throwing hot dogs into the mouth of uncle jesse. now, are you confident that you can slide some wieners through his hole? [ laughter ] >> i'm gonna try. >> jimmy: okay, good stuff. how you doing, buddy? >> i'm all right. how are you? >> jimmy: very good, now what's your name and where you from? >> dominic, from the bronx. >> jimmy: ah, good man. [ applause ] he's still dominic from the bronx. used to have a little, now he has a lot. now -- [ laughter ] you're going to be launching processed animal lips through danny tanner's lips. how do you feel about that? >> i feel good. i like my chances. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. good. [ laughter ] sounds like you want to toss some meat. okay, here we go. [ laughter ] how are you, pal? what's your name? >> tracy. >> jimmy: tracy, where you from? >> toronto, canada. >> jimmy: all right. very good. [ cheers and applause ] we love canada. now, you got joey. what's the game plan going in? are you a lobber or an over-hander? >> i'm going to go

marianne silber live tonight at the centers for disease control in atlanta.hat about the united states? >> hi, jon. well, here in the u.s. retions are much stricter when it comes to testing and producing vaccines whereas it may not be so strict in some other countries. so some foreign companies may have an easier time of producing new vaccines. swiss drugmaker and chinese drug manufacturer are producing one dose, h1n1 vac seen. the vaccine currently being tested in clinical trials in the u.s. would require two doses vaccine being tested here out to the public as soon as possible. but he says u.s. officials will take a look at the data from this windows vaccine to see if it shows some promise. here is what he had to say earlier. >> hardest study, i believe was done with an -- vaccine that has another material to boost the immune response. we don't vaccine in most of the scenarios that we anticipate. >> foreign health officials say that if they only have to give people one dose rather than two, it will stretch out their stockpiles, jon? john: marianne silber, t

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marianne silber is live in jackson gap, alabama with more. marianne this is my favorite type of story, if there's anybody that deserves to participate fully in life is those who served us. tell us what you found there. >> reporter: jamie, this is one of my favorite stories, too, for that reason. when you talk to a lot of the veterans, especially ones that sustained injuries that changed their lives forever, losing a limb, an eye, a serious spinal cord injury, they still have this attitude that i'm going to do this and i'm going to get out there and get back into life and that's what this is all about. and things like fishing, skiing, hunting, things that they haven't done in a long time. with me, i've got a veteran, brian hicks, he's actually here to serve as a mentor, brian was injured in 2003 in iraq, but you lost your leg just a year ago. what is the biggest question you get from the veterans here? >> probably the biggest thing that they ask me is, you know, what drives you to keep going forward and how do you do what you do? and i always

. >> marianne give us the behind-the-scenes preview of the "jay leno show." >> monday night at 10:00., jay leno is back but this no "tonight show." the "jay leno show" is all about jay. it quoms a brand-new set. here's your brand-new look. pretty nice. 30% bigger. the focus will be on comedy, music, and live performances but don't worry. you'll still see some of your "tonight show" favorites. rod daniels and i got the inside scoop on what to expect when we met with jay recently in l.a. >> we're taking a lot of things that have worked when i was doing the "tonight show," the monologue headlines, "jay walking" and they're adding some new elements. it's not going to talk show. there will be interaction with the guests. a full hour of comedy and we're moving our signature pieces like "headlines" and stuff to later in the show like 10:45 to give a stronger lead-in. >> are you going to incorporate politics heavily? >> oh, sure. you have to do that. to me, television i think the future of television is in mediacy. and the idea of doing our show at 10:00 is we're fresh live every day that da

they've got marianne robinson upstairs, the grandmother, helping them out with the kids.nd nicer for them. they're really flourishing, their personal relationship as well as his presidency. >> where did the idea that michelle would be a jackie like -- you have to be careful about these things, we're both men, so let's not get into a gender thing, but there's something spectacular about the way that she's presented herself as first lady. certainly, hillary wasn't a close horse, laura bush wasn't. beth truman wasn't. jackie was. >> i know what you're saying. i spent some time with jackie, and she was a very impressive woman. but she was, you know, i think michelle is just as stylish, but not, frankly, as cold and aloof and removed. jackie always looked like a deer caught in the headlight ifs you met her at a cocktail party. not so here. this is a woman that people can identify with. she talks about the car pools that she did during the campaign and parent/teacher conferences that they still go to, by the way, to try to portray them as the kind of, in some ways, the most qui

thank you, mary and -- marianne. martha: president obama on the world stage trying to convince world leader that despite economic downfall, weakens the cleanup plan that. he is at a climate change at that united nations. he urged everyone to get on board. >> we must not allow the perfect become the enemy of progress. each of us must do what we can, when we can, to grow our economy without endangering our planet, and we must all do it together. martha: it was there to one of the thorniest issues. a meeting with the leaders of israel and palestinian authorities. how is it going? major garrett is in new york city with us today. how is it going? >> talking about talking, and the president wrapped up a meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. they said that they will continue to negotiate for the next few weeks. hillary clinton will be reporting back in one month on the progress of those talks, but this is far short of where the administration which it could be. i wan

marianne, how are they doing? are trying to do the best they can, trying to salvage some things. they're going back to their flooded homes. they're still having to go in a boat. fema says there are 91,000 flood insurance policies in effect right now. they're trying to speed help to these people as soon as they can't. the governor has asked the president to help with federal aid. i'm about to come into the home of barbara robinson. she was able to come back home today. take a look at what she saw when she came in. mud everywhere and all of her things are destroyed. the worst part about this is you did not have flood insurance. >> i did not have flood insurance at all today said it was not needed because i was not in the flood area. >> what are you going to do moving forward? >> i do not know what i can do. >> the other thing is the possible danger of coming back to your home. we heard that there was a home near here that exploded because the gas had not been turned off. i want to show you this home burning in the m

joining me now on the phone from auburn, california, is marianne aldridge. >> we are very fortunate.ght they were able to get a handle. last night it stood at 70% containment. we expect full containment by today. the fire crews will continue to build and strengthen any lines and put out hot spots. last evening at 7:00, all evacuations were lifted and the residents were able to go back in the neighborhoods affected by the fire. >> that's the area of auburn, from which we have devastating shots yesterday. that is that fire. do you know anything about the fires burning south of you, about a six-hour drive in the san gabriel foothills? >> no, we have been pretty tied up with this one. i don't have numbers on that one. >> the auburn fire, the relative humidity, the lack there of, the temperatures there, what were the firefighters battling? >> the weather has been in the upper 90s, and we had low humid tease. the day the fire started, the winds were very gusty, and the last two days we have been fortunate to have those calm down. >> any injuries to the firefighters or anybody in the commun

. >> next question is from marianne. please state your affiliation. >> hello. thank you for taking my question. i have two. number one, about the cases that we have. you mentioned the 21, i think, reported so far, 25,000. you just mentioned 2000 at washington state. are these all h1n1 cases or more people are showing up, there is just a higher uptick of people going to health centers? >> thanks. >> in a typical year we don't do diagnostic testing of everyone influenza. don't expect the vast majority of people with influenza to have a diagnostic test that tells them when it is flu are not and if it is a flu whether it is h1n1. it is important to say that the intervention, staying home with a little bit of t.l.c. and fluid will be important. the testing is really not so important right now. i don't know what number of college students have been reported to have influenza in the past couple weeks clearly have the h1n1 virus. but what i can tell you is that we are doing is logic surveillance. systematically testing strains from some people who have influenza-like e

marianne silber is live in an atlanta neighborhood. >> is a mess. right now, i am standing in someone's yard in a neighborhood in metro atlanta. a creek overflowed and it got about 6 feet above flood stage. there is another house that i want to call to your attention. a woman who lives here was able to narrowly escaped. we put all sorts of stories -- we have heard all sorts of stories like this in this neighborhood. if you walk in, the water was so high in there that if you walk in the front door, it would have been up at your waist. they are trying to see what they can salvage, if anything. that is her right now. she told me earlier that she was worried about her wedding album. she forgot that it was in her basement. we will find out if that was preserved. the governor has been surveying a lot of the damage. he has asked the president for federal aid as well. this clean-up effort is going to take people quite a while. shepard: thank you. let's go to afghanistan now where it has been one of the bloodiest periods of the entire war. u.s. troops contin