patton. george patton's a brilliant battlefield commander, but he can be a terrible, terrible human being. nevertheless, fdr holds him in very high esteem because he's impressed by the boldness, the dash, the package nation of a george patton -- the imagination of a george patton. so just before the campaign in north africa in which patton will play a very serious part, the president invites him to the white house. patton is an old cavalryman, and the president says to patton, george, are you going to slap tank -- excuse me, he said, are you going to slap a saddle on that tank of yours and go in with your saber raised? he just finds patton a fascinating character. they have a very cozy chat, and afterward the president writes a memo longhand describing this meeting, and he wants this memo deposited here at hyde park among his papers. and he ends it saying george patton is a joy. not long afterward, patton gets in hot water. it's during the siciliano campaign. he goes -- siciliano campaign. he

please welcome back to the show, patton oswalt, everybody!my: thank you. we were talking about baby stuff back stage. >> you have the one-month-old, i have the 4-year-old now. >> jimmy: that's amazing. >> so i'm your yoda. i can tell you what's coming. i can train you in the swamp. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. what are you learning with your child? >> okay, here's the one. it's kind of scary, but also very freeing, but it's true. you'll find this out soon enough. you have no idea when you are being a good dad and an awful dad. it is all completely random. always try your best, but just know -- this is what happened recently. this absolutely happened. right now, her favorite show is a show called "doc mcstuffins." that's a disney show. she loves "doc mcstuffins." so -- i turn the tv on. i have it on dvr. i don't know what channel it's going to be on when i turn the tv on. flip it on. do you remember the remake of "the wolf man" with benicio del toro? yeah. so, i literally turn it when -- it's a close-up of benicio, and he is wolf manned out. he co

george patton was played by george scott.eneral patton was in the field, and he was watching rammel bring his tanks into a trap. and general patton put the glasses on and said rammel, you bastard! i read your book! our guy reads a lot too. he's got these folks right where they deserve to be. all of the obstruction they have come up with, all of the attacks that darrell issa has played on american workers, all of the efforts they have done to stall job growth in this country is all coming home to roost. and now they're going to do anything they possibly can to stop obamacare, because this is a huge ideological shift in favor of the progressive movement in this country. think about that. we are going to make sure that millions of americans get health care, and this crowd wants to stop it, because they're heartless and they're all about power. so they're desperate. they don't know what to do or how to do it at this point. so all they want to do now is, well, we're going to take this bill, and we're going to defund obamacare, and

forget about patton, you know. it wasn't macarthur. it was no one. >> but it was in that forum, you know. he's trying -- he's desperately trying it convince -- and i agree with you, he's not going to be successful. but i don't think the effort was meaningless. now, the one thing that caught my attention was, he did threaten them one time by saying the american people have had enough of this, and if you guys aren't going to help this out, you're going to have an isolationist america that's going to lead to disaster, and that's absolutely true. >> it is true, and the fact is, if you go to the u.n., you don't want people to imagine that america's going to withdraw. what he's saying is, unless you join my coalition, we're going to go home. what he has to say is i'm willing to lead the united states in places where it has to go when it's essential. he's the one who said that the use of chemical weapons is a moral atrocity is and has to be responded to. i didn't say it. he said it. and then he says, oh, but if the world won't come with me, i

forget about patton, you know. it wasn't macarthur. it was no one. >> but it was in that forum, you know. he's trying -- he's desperately trying it convince -- and i agree with you, he's not going to be successful. but i don't think the effort was meaningless. now, the one thing that caught my attention was, he did threaten them one time by saying the american people have had enough of this, and if you guys aren't going to help this out, you're going to have an isolationist america that's going to lead to disaster, and that's absolutely true. >> it is true, and the fact is, if you go to the u.n., you don't want people to imagine that america's going to withdraw. what he's saying is, unless you join my coalition, we're going to go home. what he has to say is i'm willing to lead the united states in places where it has to go when it's essential. he's the one who said that the use of chemical weapons is a moral atrocity is and has to be responded to. i didn't say it. he said it. and then he says, oh, but if the world won't come with me, i

when there are beautiful women around. >> paula patton. >> paula patton. >> she was my assistant. >> just don't touch hands. i don't even touch my wife's hands. we have three children. my germaphobia is just this body part. i'll touch anything else. if you are out there and you want me to touch you -- i will not send my wife. >> you don't send deborah down. >> i can go downstairs. i hear something downstairs, i go downstairs. i can turn all the lights on. have a glass of milk, walk the dog, go back to sleep. the moment she hears it -- >> do you take a weapon with you. >> there's nothing down there. >> have you heard a sound. >> i've never heard a sound. it's the dog moving or something like that. >> those that do this, most of the time they're scared. so they send the woman because they're scared. >> honey, i'm scared, will you go check for me. >> under the covers. >> just go out and close the door behind you and have a sandwich or something. >> you can call them. people do that. >> hello. >> i'm just robbing you blind. go back to sleep. >> where's the silver. >> are the diamonds up

and paula patton, she really does her thing. >> she's great at comedy. >> she's come into her own. >>eem comfy holding that little puppy. do you have a dog in real life? >> i've had dogs in the past. there's a comfort level there. >> but enough about old girlfriends. that's what you meant, hoda. >> the hits keep on coming. >> i just got a look at myself on this sofa. i think i disappear. what to you think? >> i love it, i love it. >> listen, you've got a little one now. he's now 4 years old. tell us about him. >> we got him in school and he's a world traveler so he's making an amazing adjustment. >> is he in an ad already? got milk? >> that's the only ad we allowed ourselves to allow him in because, you know, that's history, the milk ad. one of my favorite pictures ever. >> paula patton was on this show at 9:00 with al and company. >> yes, she was. >> did you see her? >> yes, i did. >> al has that way with women. >> wait. >> oh, yeah. >> that's called twerking. >> that's why it's called delicious. >> did you see al's face? that was sick. >> here we go. >> come on. >> oh, the lady. go,

recpetores, el jugador de arizona y baltimore y de john b, pero willias se apodera de la plaza y pattonpite con tokyo y estambul aunque la última se queda en la carrera. el 23 de mayo se dio a conocer los 3 finalistas >> así llegamos al final de los deportes >> la universidad columbia y muchas más soncooncoidas por colegiaturas caras, pero asistir auna golegiatura costosa no significa que estará en un trabajo bien remunerado, un tecnico en mecanica gana 41 mil dólares más que un sicologo >> samsung presentó el galaxy gear, pero esta conectado con el teléfono galaxy o la tableta samsung, el dispositivo cuesta 299 dólares y estará disponible el 25 de septiembre , le invitamos a poner su alarma para acomaparnos solo a las 11 ahora lo dejamos con el noticias univisión , muy buenas tardes.

very hard to take a plunge again there was a play by patton that had sex with that perfect hair cut. that. took. place. if. the people. right. first right. and i think the church. there's plenty of water food fuel and even helicopters as well as people with a wealth of experience in extreme survival crews favorite joke is that if the apocalypse should come the economic future of would be the best place to be. drinking water is drawn from the dark and there are two fresh water plants on board heat from the main engine is used to distill seawater to remove the salt. to their destination today the crew will conduct a radio test so far though all the stations remain quiet there are no guarantees yet that they're within range they are that all in all antarctica stations it are going to make a field of radio check please respond. normal as it is god please respond you. know a lot of reading you level for. now is the time to discuss the details plans for unloading all the fuel and food and to evacuate the departing crews from the stations the action plan was devised some time ago but nothin

we're here with amy sedaris who currently stars alongside patton oswalt in, "the heart she holler."r torrie haris, to teach me how to make the fake kitty litter and fake turds. [ laughter ] so that's what i thought i'd teach you today. this works at parties also. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can't even talk. >> okay, you're going to take crushed walnuts and put them in the thing, here like this. >> jimmy: crushed walnuts. >> crushed walnuts. that's a lot of -- that's fresh step, that's a lot of -- [ laughter ] do you have cats? >> jimmy: i do not. >> okay. neither do i. all right, then you're going to add some cocoa i guess to darken, you know -- >> jimmy: the walnuts? >> yeah, this will look good rubbed all over your face wouldn't it? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were thinking about doing it. >> yeah, i was, i swear. [ southern accents ] then you're gonna toss it like so. >> jimmy: all right yeah! >> toss it like so. >> jimmy: uh-huh, you ever have a dinner party you can do this. >> do a dinner party for six. [ laughter ] then you're gonna -- to make the cat turds, you're going to use th

tonight, actor and star of the new film "baggage claim," paula patton. music from seven-time grammy winner, gloria estefan, and star of amc's "hell on wheels," anson mount. now, a man willing to work during a government shutdown, here's arsenio hall! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [audience woofing] arsenio: thank you very much! relax v. a seat. i have a great show for you! oh, man, thank you, brother! thank you, sir! what's up? [cheers and applause] hi, y'all. hey, at home -- [cheers and applause] yes, i'm arsenio hall, and o.j. simpson ain't getting his hands on my cookies, ok. you all read about o.j.? you read this? o.j. simpson was busted again for stealing cookies in prison. [laughter] so sad. but you can't blame him when you see who his cellmate is. check this out. yeah, yeah, you know. yeah. apparently, the cookie monster has made o.j. his bitch. [laughter] give me some cookies! just go give me cookies! and some juice. i would like to give a quick birthday shotout to singer meat loaf. yeah, he's 65 today. talented man. old buddy. 65 y

actress, paula patton! stand-up comedian, jason collings! and "headlines"! and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you! welcome to "the tonight show." oh, and happy bisexuality day. did you know that? [ cheers ] today is bisexuality day. in fact, to celebrate, i understand miley cyrus twerked both donny and marie. how about that? [ laughter and applause ] oh, let's see what's going -- vladamir putin lashed out again at the united states. [ audience ohs ] this time for giving an emmy award, to the liberace story, "behind the candelabra." it's got to stop! [ laughter ] congratulations, "breaking bad" won emmy for best drama last night. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] when "breaking bad" won, they thanked their agents, their families and of course the makers of sudafed. [ applause ] so, they were very excited about that. nice to see. and in barstow, they celebrated when "breaking bad" won. look what happened. >> and the emmy goes to "breaking bad." [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! [ explosion ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jay: now

paula patton said she spied on her husband, robin thick when they were dating. >> i went to his house, climbing through the bushes, looking through the windows. i got caught. his friend saw me. >> it sounds like a stalker. baggage claim opens today a long with cloudy with a chance of meatballs part #. 2. >> i like that -- part 2 #. >> you i like -- part 2. >> i like that. >>> lots of sunshine for today. it's dry an it's going to stay that way throughout the day and beyond. we're going to count these days of dry weather. no need for the rain gear. you will need the sunglasses as we move into the weekend. we will get some sunshine in here as the kids head out to the bus temperature around 60 degrees. mild for today. also going to call it partly cloudy to partly sunny. the dry weather prevails. 56 degrees, mostly cloudy through tonight. it will be comfortable if you have those plans. temperature at 73 degrees towards tomorrow as well. sill seasonable with that sun/cloud mix. sunday the temperature at 74. more sunshine in the forecast. i think you're going to like the next several days. >

the doctor performed the autopsy today testified patton was strangled. prosecutors hope linking naso to additional victims will convince the jury to choose the death penalty. >>> a teacher received a 26- year sentence today on 13 counts of molesting two boys in an after-school program. the offenses took place in 2008 and 2009. they say the victims were between the ages of seven and 11 at the time. >>> the family of missing oakland toddler daphne webb is planning a community motorcycle ride tomorrow in her name. the toddler disappeared almost two months ago. starting tomorrow at noon, the east bay dragons motorcycle club will help post a we love baby daphne motorcycle run. it's set to start at the dragon's clubhouse on international boulevard near where daphne was reported missing. the ride will end up in vallejo at the emmanuel temple church. the family is hoping that this event will help keep daphne's name and the efforts to find her in the public eye. >>> a business, a home, several cars all destroyed after an early morning fire in martinez. ktvu's cla

she says she stiff-armed the singer because he is married to paula patton who was apparently only just a few feet away. >>> scores of angry fans have launched a petition to have charles hunnam and dakota johnson booted from the film adaptation of "fifty shades of grey." more than 22,000 are calling for producers to recast the lead roles with matt boemer and alexis bluddel. >>> where is home? >> illinois. >> action-packed scenes in the new movie trailer for "gravity" are adding some major buzz around the sandra bullock/george clooney film. >>> alyssa milano is using a mock sex ftape to get people focused on syria. things are about to get good when she knocks the camera toward the television where a reporter is delivering news on the syria conflict. >>> scarlett johansson got her man to put a ring on it. she's now engaged to her french boyfriend. >>> and the stork is headed gwen stefani's way. she and gavin rossdale are expecting their third. >> alyssa milano, marketing genius? >> i knew you were going back to that one. >> it's just about a sex tape, that's all. >> more about syria to le

sara dillon and patton in marin. with over em well ming evidence the -- with overwhelming evidence they decided he should be put to death. i wonder what that means if it took three hours to decide death? >> the evidence we believe was very compelling and showing his involvement in this case and also what the punishment should be. >> joe naso released a statement through his advisory council. >> i am pleased the jury listened to my mitigation argument. i want to help others in prison. i am on the threshold of a new life and will make the best of it. >> the daughter of one of nasso's victims spoke to the i-team about the decision. >> what do you think about that? >> i think we are wasting money. >> really, why? >> there are so many other things we can use that money for. to waste the money on him is not worth it. >> on appeals and all of that? >> exactly. >> her sister is pleased he received the death sentence. >> he took something away from me 35 years ago. finally justice is served for that. >> attorney robert brian

very hard to make out that once again long there was a plan by patton that had sex without hurting their feelings. one lot. of it was fun. to. play safe. for the people. more news today violence is once again flared up. saying these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are all today. there's a medium leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same potion security for your party there's a goal. questions that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . war is probably the most complex human activity. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people who don't know what they're up their families there are a us people. reading. this some shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because of it because it was night times four in the morning even the best even the best sold. are going to make mistakes is this whole idea of brotherhood and author. and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no

advertising and merchandise, now to mention the source of niners scoop like giving receiver quentin patton his first nfl nickname. >> i said, you know, what do you think about being 7-eleven? because colin kaepernick is number 7 and you're number eleven. he started laughing and he said stay tuned. >> reporter: and hobnobbing with dave fiori -- >> 74, right? >> reporter: when he stopped in for coffee. he knows his stuff, all right. and what's better, selling insurance or blogging? >> oh, come on. my passion is the niners. gold blooded all the way through. it has to be the 49ers. i don't look at it as a job. i look at it as play time. every day i'm at recess like a kid in the candy store. >> reporter: scott pudman, nbc bay area news. >> anthony slaughter takes his job a bit more seriously. >> no, it's just like the same thing. come on. >> it's like recess for you. >> that's right. these are all my weather toys. the interesting thing, terry, we actually have a little bit of rainfall today across the sierra, which again, keeps my job a little more interesting here across the bay area. especial

actress, paula patton! stand-up comedian, jason collings! and "headlines"! and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you! welcome to "the tonight show." oh, and happy bisexuality day. did you know that? [ cheers ] today is bisexuality day. in fact, to celebrate, i understand miley cyrus twerked both donny and marie. how about that? [ laughter and applause ] oh, let's see what's going -- vladamir putin lashed out again at the united states. [ audience ohs

actress, paula patton! stand-up comedian, jason collings! and "headlines"! and now, jay leno!plause ] >> jay: thank you! welcome to "the tonight show." oh, and happy bisexuality day. did you know that? [ cheers ] today is bisexuality day. in fact, to celebrate, i understand miley cyrus twerked both donny and marie. how about that?

sara dillon and patton in marin.ith over em well ming evidence the -- with overwhelming evidence they decided he should be put to death. i wonder what that means if it took three hours to decide death? >> the evidence we believe was very compelling and showing his involvement in this case and also what the punishment should be. >> joe naso released a statement through his advisory council. >> i am pleased the jury listened to my mitigation argument. i want to help others in prison. i am on the threshold of a new life and will make the best of it. >> the daughter of one of nasso's victims spoke to the i-team about the decision. >> what do you think about that? >> i think we are wasting money. >> really, why? >> there are so many other things we can use that money for. to waste the money on him is not worth it. >> on appeals and all of that? >> exactly. >> her sister is pleased he received the death sentence. >> he took something away from me 35 years ago. finally justice is served for that. >> attorney robert brian sp

he's able to do the same thing with very competitive generals like general montgomery, patton, his own supporters. so the president very much appreciates this absolutely critical talent. i like one of eisenhower's subordinates said best about the rumors regarding kay sommersby, he said eisenhower's bearing crushing burdens. if kay sommersby is helping to relieve some of those burdens, i'm all for it. leave him alone. [laughter] now, who does the president she can to be the -- select to be the supreme commander? november 1943, it's getting a little late in the day, it's about time he decided who he supported to be the supreme commander for the liberation of europe. in cairo he summons george marshall to his suite, just the two of them. and as marshall described this meeting, the president beats around the bush at great length, ad nauseam, before he gets down to what he wants to sew marshall -- to see marshall about. and be he finally just says what do you think about the supreme command? now, george marshall hungers for this command, as i've said. this would mark the capstone of his car

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. >>> one more note. 49ers wide receiver patton with a broken bone in his foot.e's expected to miss four to six weeks. that's your look at sports. more news after this. >>> you have to laugh just looking at it. >> can we take off the graphic there? there we go. we have the most creative people here in the bay area. a lo of new forms of transportation throughout history. and now we can add the bay cycle. that's the creation of this man, mill valley inventor jude do schiller. it's basically a bike on pontoons with propeller. he biked across the bay from oakland to san francisco in 45 minutes. impressive. that's not the only benefit. >> i didn't have buses, crazy taxi drivers, no cars, no pedestrians in my way. it was me out there on the water biking underneath the bay bridge. >> people who saw the bike today as we're seeing it on tv gave it high praise but there's the issue about the fog and those tankers that come through the bay. >> right. those other large boats. >> or -- >> you're the expert here. or the waves and wind. >> ac-. 72s were in town last weekend. >>

sara dillon and patton in marin.he -- with overwhelming evidence they decided he should be put to death. i wonder what that means if it we beli>> the evidence we belis very compelling and showing his involvement in this case and also what the punishment should be. >> joe naso released a statement through his advisory council. >> i am pleased the jury listened to my mitigation argument. i want to help others in prison. i am on the threshold of a new life and will make the best of it. >> the daughter of one of nasso's victims spoke to the i-team about the decision. >> what do you think about that? >> i think we are wasting money. >> really, why? >> there are s other things we can use that money for. to waste the money on him is not worth it. >> on appeals and all of that? >> exactly. >> her sister is pleased he received the death sentence. >> he took something away from me 35 years ago. finally justice is served for that. >> attorney robert brian specializes in death penalty cases and blasted the decision to act as his

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once again but there is a plan by patton that had sex with that hurt their feelings didn't sit up a whole lot. of emotion and. it was a. little. bit . like. one of the puppets. talk to the man mr president this is what some are saying to barack obama as he and his are waiting counterparts address the united nations well hard liners in both countries particularly the u.s. to ride diplomacy in on its negotiations there appears to be a genuine moment for engagement in the u.s. ever take yes for our nation's. spy case to scooby snacks the insulting thing is that they actually have the nerve to call if. you smoke and you're smoking something that is laced with your even know what they're many many different than me. that is right there are no real move for him only. there's nowhere for the regulations are. just the smoking light no idea what is in the. well it's on your. face you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. it is easy to. please. people that want to. fight. this. story. the first thing. the president did not keep his promise. two years later on time to

it's contradictory to what europe should want it looks like he's the opposition i'm sort of to patton is the opposition that we're saying then sinking in do you think we're going to see president obama taking a softer line than anytime soon for instance he's now said on friday that quote he's no it ching for military action but he sees few other signs as i mean he's pulling back a bit here do you think well if you're looking at. there again we see europe because europe. has to be afraid of a complete calles in the middle east because our neighbors that's one reason say for russia it's it's it's it's a danger for russia says danger for europe but you see also in united states congress in large numbers opposing it and. i wouldn't be surprised at all that the chamber of representatives. not said to vote against syria. there's a great possibility when you look at the al devoted in the senate commission on foreign relations seven opposing. greying a lot of staining so. there's even with all the pressure got behind the scenes it's israel which is dictating events in the middle east or tryin

sarah dylan in nevada county and sharia patton, also in marin. the jury decided he should be put to death. >> i wonder what that says to you. they took only three hours to decide death? >> well, i think it is because of the evidence we believe was compelling showing involvement in this case. >> joe naso released a statement after the verdict. >> i am blz plzed that the jury listened to my mitigation arguments i want to help others in presidenton. i am on the threshold of a new skplif will make the best of it. >> the daughter of one victim spoke to the i team today about the jury's decision. >> what do you think about that? >> i think we're wasting money. >> really? >> yes. >> why? >> there are other things we can use that money for. that, waste money on him is not worth it. he doesn't deserve. >> appeals and snefrg. >> exactly. >> her sister is pleased naso received a death sentence. >> he took something away from me 35 years ago. justice is served for that. >> attorney robert brine blasted the 79-year-old's decision to act as his own attorney. >

a patton's body found on a beach in january, 19816789 she lived in a hotel that naso managed and prosecutors say several of the writings tie naso to the murder. in one outbust naso equated lawyers with prostitutes and naso told a prosecutor she should brush her hair. the judge was in the happy but what more can you do to a man who, at the best faces live in prison? for the i team, dan noyes abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> an under cover officer from a different agency shot a drug suspect this afternoon. sky 7 was over the shooting scene in the parking lot of the hoby's restaurant located at north matilda. telling us police officers and santa clara county sheriff deputies were involved in a drug investigation but not saying yet which officer opened fire or why. >>> a sheriff deputy being treated for chemical exposure to lungs tonight after saiching a suicidal man. a second deputy also got a whiff of the fumes. the man mixed a toxic solution of chemicals. deputies didn't smell anything but were overcome by a cloud of colorless vapor. the man survived. the one officer is lakely to be owe off the j

joining me spencer patton, steelvine investments. spencer what happened? that was a huge decision.hey took away the taper. there was rejoicing, celebrations in the street, confetti and now it's all upon. that is a scary sign. >> yeah. i mean i think what you've got, u have a market that is hopelessly addicted to quantitativeasing. so you have a market where the fed is the largest player. they own almost all of the outstanding debt of the united states. the fed is backstopping this market, and they're really is not going to be an exit strategy. there can't be the fed is in too deep at this point. melissa: exit? exit is sortf theeast of our worries. what i am worried about right now the heroin is not working any longer. they come in and do their thing and it barely has an effect. at this rate they will never be able to exit. we can't even talk about that. but what happens now when we hit something real and they try and put more juice on the table, you know, give us more sugar or drugs, whatever analogy you want to use? i feel like it's not going to work at all. >> yeah. i think when

sarah dylan in nevada county and sharia patton, also in marin. the jury decided he should be put to death. >> i wonder what that says to you. they took only three hours to decide death? >> well, i think it is because of the evidence we believe was compelling showing involvement in this case. >> joe naso released a statement after the verdict. >> i am blz plzed that the jury listened to my mitigation arguments i want to help others in presidenton. i am on the threshold of a new skplif will make the best of it. >> the daughter of one victim spoke to the i team today about the jury's decision. >> what do you think about that? >> i think we're wasting money. >> really? >> yes. >> why? >> there are other things we can use that money for. that, waste money on him is not worth it. he doesn't deserve. >> appeals and snefrg. >> exactly. >> her sister is pleased naso received a death sentence. >> he took something away from me 35 years ago. justice is served for that. >> attorney robert brine blasted the 79-year-old's decision to act as his own attorney. >

a patton's body found on a beach in january, 19816789 she lived in aotel that naso managed and prosecutors say several of the writings tie naso to th murder. in one outbust na equated lawyers with prostitute and naso told a prosecutorhe should brush her hair. the judge was in the happy but what more can you do to a man o, at the best faces live in prison? for the i team, dan noyes abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> an under cover officer from a different agency shota drug suspect this afternoon. sky 7 was over the shooting scene in the parking lot of th hoby's restaurant loted at north matilda telling us police officers and santa clara county sheriff deputiesere involved in a drug investigationut not saying yet which officer opened fire or why. >>> a sheriff deputy being treated for chemical exposure to lungs tonight after saiching a suicidal man. a second deputy also got a whiff of the fumes. the man mixed a toxic solution of chemicals. deputies didn't smell anything but were overce by a cloud ofolorless vapor. the man survid. the one officer is lake to be owe off the job several weeks there is

i want to thank my guests, jason collings, paula patton, and of course, justin timberlake.ustin, thank you very much. he'll be at the brea improv all week. and i guess that's it. we'll see you guys next week. bye-bye! tomorrow night, olivia wilde will be here. thanks guys! thanks guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you very, very much. welcome, everybody. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." you guys doing good tonight? i can tell. it's a great new york city crowd, right there. great new york city crowd. welcome to our show. thank you for watching at home. i appreciate it. i love you too, i love you too. uh, welcome to the show. it's a big day here in new york city. everyone's very excited. everyone's talking about the primaries for mayor here in new york. it was last night. as you probably heard, anthony weiner lost

rob benthic and his with a, paula patton, loving on each other.'s a lot of heat. >> i think robin thicke heardot you said. he is looking very slender in this picture. >> there is a beetle juice -- a little bit of a weight gain there. >> oh, the weight gain. >> we're still talking about miley cyrus. the whole idea --

reporter: now he sells advertising and merchandise and the source of niners scoop like giving quinton patton his first nfl nickname. >> what do you think about being 7-eleven and he started laughing and he said stay tuned. >> reporter: and hub knobbing with dave fiory. >> 74, right? >> yeah. >> when he stopped in for coffee. yep, he knows his stuff, all right. what's better? selling insurance or blogging? >> come on. my passion is the niners. come on, gold-blooded all the way through. it has to be the 49ers. i don't look at it as a job. i look at it like play time. >> scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> we'll be back in a moment. >>> a new fund has been established to restore yosemite's trails and habitats in the wake of the fire. the group's president says they anticipate a significant amount of work will be needed to restore areas in the park. the fire has cost more than $47 million to fight so far. and they are expecting it to be controlled in about three weeks. >> three weeks. that's right. >>> and we've got weather going on as well that could impact the fire as well as our bay bridge s

. >> paula patton always had a rare tile mixup when she hit the carpet in this frown.ent in her body and curves. but this one dress, it was a horrible choice for her. because she looked uncomfortable. with a body like that, nobody should act like that. >> now we're splitting hairs here. even babe ruth struck out once in awhile. at "us weekly," the headline glares jen's big secret. pregnant. i feel i've seen this cover a million times. whether she is or isn't, i don't know. what i do know is i got a problem with people announcing a woman is pregnant before she is ready to announce it herself especially someone in her 40s. >> that's weird. they have such great evidence. the magazine using as such that by the way her stomach is sticking out in a satin dress. that is very rude, p.s. she wore it at a premiere on august 1st. they also say her stylists are scurrying around trying to get new sizes for all of her events to disguise the bump. shows more evidence of jen covering up through august and september. so if that doesn't prove it, maybe she ate some bread. leave her alon

called a marin county sheriff's investigator to add another victim to the case. 56-year-old sharia patton's body was found on a beach in january 1981. she lived in a san francisco hotel that naso managed and prosecutors say several of his writings tie naso to the murder. in one outburst, naso equated lawyers with prostitutes. the judge called a recess but he said the judge should brush her hair. the judge was not happy, told naso to act his age. face the consequences. what can you do when the man faces at best life behind bars? >>> safeway agreed to pay a $600,000 fine and spend $4 million to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its stars for failing to fix cool lant leaks allowing the escape of gas that contributes to global warming. the epa called it the largest ozone protection case leech reached under the clean air act. >>> nfl players association has launched a new partnership with a san francisco-based company designed to keep players out of trouble, a car service. carolyn tyler has the story. >> reporter: san francisco-based uver offers an alternative to taxicabs. this video the comp

. >> now, al, you and paula patton had a moment. there was a twerk. >> it was more than a twerk.ed. >> oh, wow. >> she dropped it like it was hot. i think we've got video right here. >> al you're going to be disappointed. your engage t might be over. >> oh, wow. >> look at al's face. >> al is staring off into the distance. >> trying to keep it together. >> looking away. >> al, she is taken. i'm sorry. >> i know. is she still with robin? >> she is. unfortunately they are still together. that 20 year relationship, you were not able to break that up. robin thicke flew in from london the other night. >> because he heard about it. >> he came in to save his marriage. he flew in to support her at the premiere of her new movie baggage claim. >> i can't wait to see that. there was a shirtless scene with you that got cut from the movie and he replaced you which i think is a mistake. >> they'll learn. they'll be sorry. >> they will. >> speaking of, i mean, the movie that a lot of us grew up loving. jim carrey and jeff daniels tweeting out pictures of their sequel dumb and dumber 2. >> dumb

>> well, first of all, the old days we had generals like patton and robert e. lee and great ones, douglas mcarthur and they are great. they must be turning in graves. if you fight you fight. the element of surprise is a great joke of all time. here we are having generals talking about exactly what they will do, where we will hit them, when we will hit. it won't be a hard hit but soft hit. we don't want to change the regime. it's the most incredible thing i've ever witnessed, as opposed to either doing it or not. i don't think it should be done anyway. i think this country, our country has tremendous problems that we have to solve, and we cannot be the policemen of the world. these are not people that like us in any way, shape or form. and you have others out there, not that we're backing away from russia and china and others, but we have problems in this country we have to solve before we start helping people that hate us. we have no idea who the rebels are. absolutely no idea. we think they are probably perhaps as bad as assad, maybe worse, and so we should be

>> well, first of all, the old days we had generals like patton and robert e. lee and great ones, douglas mcarthur and they are great. they must be turning in graves. if you fight you fight. the element of surprise is a great joke of all time. here we are having generals talking about exactly what they will do, where we will hit them, when we will hit. it won't be a hard hit but soft hit. we don't want to change the regime. it's the most incredible thing i've ever witnessed, as opposed to either doing it or not. i don't think it should be done anyway. i think this country, our country has tremendous problems that we have to solve, and we cannot be the policemen of the world. these are not people that like us in any way, shape or form. and you have others out there, not that we're backing away from russia and china and others, but we have problems in this country we have to solve before we start helping people that hate us. we have no idea who the rebels are. absolutely no idea. we think they are probably perhaps as bad as assad, maybe worse, and so we should be