and do primetime? >> i like to work.i had gone to another network, against conan and the other shows then it looks like bitterness. then it looks like oh, he's trying to beat "the tonight show." you can't be bitter. i always tell young performers, the reason show business pays a lot of money is when you get screwed, you have something left over. something will happen that will seem terribly unfair and instead it is here is a big pile of cash to get you through that. that's why it pays a lot. that's what i tell people. i like to work. i don't have an agent or a manager. the network came up with this idea. i like to work. it is a handshake and we'll do it. tavis: how close were you to leaving nbc? >> i was gone. i was let go from "the tonight show." ok fine. then you sit down for a while and other people express interest. you go oh, ok. nbc is like who is asking my ex-wife out? wait a minute. ok. how about this idea? yeah, fine. we want you back? you want me back? you wanted me to leave. whatever you want. i like to tell j

i mean, as we go through this, four primetime news conferences, he's held 15 town hall meetings.e's been on everything from "60 minutes" to baseball's all-star game. and you think this is -- and this is just as it should be? >> well, you know, he is everywhere. i recently was flying into new york and i had a hold on my flight because he was in our air space. and i thought, okay, he's everywhere. and i loved it. you know, it was that sense that he is everywhere, and i think there's a couple good reasons for it. one is, it's reassuring at a time when many americans would like reassurance. they want to know that their president is available. and we are used to presidents who were not so available. we were used to having much more controlled access to the presidents and particularly the media was often held at arm's length. so to have that kind of access is nice and it's reassuring. and it makes us feel good. >> i'm sorry, but i promised howard i would give him at least two minutes here at some point. howie, you think he's in fact diluting his impact and public policy. how so? >> wel

i think for people to see, too, it's something different in primetime. larry, between us, primetime needs a lot of help. >> larry: you're not kidding. by the way, when you first -- when this show was first concei conceived, you appeared on this program and tried to explain it to us. it was insane. you can call the company, you can get a friend. >> exactly. that's what appealed to me. things we thought of before in relation in a game show. you can have partners. picking up the phone, calling your father, whatever it is, you know? or the audience could vote on it. i thought it was great. we've hadded a couple more things, too. now we have an expert, wolf blitzer was one of our experts the other night. very good. you can ask the expert what he thinks of the question. i think it's still a wonderful show, but now, of course, cable has become a giant. there's a lot more competition out there and so it's difficult to get those blockbuster ratings we got the first time. i didn't think we were going to do that all over again. i'm thinking it's an excellent additi

with the eagles and the exconvict victim goes from jailtime -- ex-con vick goes from jailtime to primetime. and a politician is dancing and is tripped up by the media on the left. some man who paved the way to how we get our news today, john hewitt. >> television is good. not when you see it and not when you hear it. but when you feel it. ♪ >> on the panel this week, guthrie, programming editor for broadcasting and cable magazine, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, fellow, new america foundation and fox forum contributor and kirsten powers, "new york post" columnist. i'm john scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> what is your response so far to the suggestion that the healthcare reform might not include a public option? is it winning any converts, angering quarters? >> on the messaging process, do you accept any responsibility on the fact that you haven't some of the other issues on healthcare that you had, whether on incorrect interpretations of the bill, other than do you accept any of that responsibility or all just the media's fault? >> mr. president, thank you for taking my call. >> hi, t

i hope you'll join us tuesday evening for a special "primetime." nearly year long journey with children battling obsessive compulsive disorder. that's tuesday night at 10:00 on "primetime." charlie gibson is back tomorrow night. i'm david muir. thanks for watching.

throughout the waters of the world and clever marketing helps the sport get plenty of attention through primetime tv coverage. despite all this and having a very appealing fan demographic, the rowing world cup is still struggling to find a lead sponsor. >>reporter: >>reporter: lucerne, one of switzerland's most picturesque towns, famous for its stunning lakeside setting. for rowers however it is not lake lucerne which is the big attraction but another neighbouring lake, therotsee. >>hunkler: the lake is very perfect because it has no influence of wind. the lake is in between two hills and it has the perfect size, it's a little more than 2000 metres, it has six lanes so it's perfect for rowers >>reporter: having hosted regattas for the last 80 years, the rotsee is now the annual venue for the final stageof the rowing world cup >>oswald: the world championship is always at the end of the season, usually at the end of august, beginning of september. the world cup is during the season and in a way is a kind of preparation for the world championships >>reporter: while the teams and athletes benefit fr

executives to put the president in primetime. taking its rightful place in a long line of amazing performance machines. this is the new e-coupe. this is mercedes-benz. >> and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. another case of what appears to be sarah palin derangement syndrome has reared its head. juan cole at the liberal salon.com website has compared the former alaska governor to ahmadinejad. cole writes "it is remarkable how similar they are r-678 both are known for saying things that produce a classic scooby doo double take in their audiences. ewe cole says they represent the unscrupulous elites and against pampered upper middle class yuppies pretending to be the voice of democracy." saturday, an alaskan blog claimed that palin was getting a divorce and moving to montana. pa palin employee said they are committed to each other and have not purchased land in family. one pro palin blog says "even offstage, liberals still attack." adds another, quote "the left can't get over sarah palin's derangement syndrome.

. >> abc cancelled all primetime programming and at 9:01 p.m., nixon resigned.news vault, here's our coverage from august 8th, 1974. >> we are marking from as many and as good vantage points as we can, leading up from the time from an hour ago when president richard nixon is expected to announce his resigning from office. the process that led up to the night has been going on a long time but it began to climb ambassador this week. it was apparent he was in much more trouble than he had been before. members of the house and senate who had supported him through a lot of trouble dropped their support and called for his resignation. the president stood fast saying that although he knew his case was damaged and although he admitted responsibility for bad actions he would let the constitutional process run its course. but by late yesterday when three republicans leaders came to see him and emerged from the white house saying they had a solemn conversation among four old friend, it was clear the president's position was hopeless. the republican leader of the senate tol

you can see the primetime show here on nbc 4 saturdaying september 14th.tdown is under way. >>> and still to come on news 4 at 4:00, how a ladies big night out with girlfriends can make an impact on the waistline. >>> just ahead, two pedestrian accidents in a matter of hours on area streets focus on a deadly problem in our area. >>> what's coffee doing to your health? >>> what happens when pregnant women take diet and exercise to >>> all right, ladies, a big night out with your girlfriend could have a big impact on yo waistline. ladies night tends to deal with a lot of eating. as the number of women in the group decreased, so did the calorie count but it really went down when you added a man to the mix. by the way, researchers say they saw no similar trend when women went out with their guy friends. >> i guess we probably should have known that. let's get an update on the weather. veronica is outside gaining weight right now. >> i'm going to bring sandwiches in in just a few minutes. i know what you mean. when you go out, okay, honey, i'll just have the sa

and later on eye primetime special, ted kennedy, the last brother. >>> thanks, katie. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. >>> it is a hot and humid look. what's in store for the rest of the week? eyewitness news is live with first warning weather complete coverage. meteorologist tim williams is updating the five-day forecast. but first, meteorologist bernadette woods is updating the forecast. >> that's right. we're going to cut right to it. because this will be the most affected area as we head into the weekend. the forecast for ocean city, looks like this. tomorrow, pretty warm, pretty nice. but by friday, the rain starting to spread in. and danny is going to spread offshore at that at this point. possibly into a hurricane. there's still a question about that one, though. that would be during the day on saturday. rounds of heavy rain. you can't even tell by this picture here. but gusty winds also. that's what we're expecting for saturday. then by sunday, all of this starts to pull away. still a chance for a few scattered s

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from all of us at "primetime" and abc news, good night. captions by vitac >> from prisoners to a pardon a former president comes to the rescue of two american journalists. new at 11:00 the father prepares to see his daughter again. wild weather. rain leads to trapped drivers. and lights out in montgomery county. first restaurants now bars. new since 6:00 where they want to ban smoking now. captioned by the national captioning institute -- www.ncicap.org -- >> we're going to begin tonight with a long jordanny home for two journalists. with president bil by by their sides they e on their way baom from you are a state department he's got the latest from excited family members to the politics. >> state department officials and many others reportedly have been working for some time on this deal, and we are just receiving word from the white house the obama adminisation is saying that they haven't said much yet but the that the families of the women imprisonned requested the clinton mission. >> after months of anxiety american journalists follow

when you are doing primetime, you do the whole hour solid. tavis: what do you think about the cash for clunkers program? >> i do not have any clunkers. i guess it is ok. it is good and that stimulates the economy. we have all of this cheese, how about eat cheese and get a check. sooner or later, we are going to jeff to produce something. they want to legalize marijuana. i am against it, not because of marijuana. we have legalized gambling. there is no product. we do not make anything anymore. if business is making plenty of money, and then legalize marijuana. that is what california needs, more high people. i do not get it. i would like to see factories making products that the rest of the world wants to buy. then people come in and make products to augment that product. that is how you raise tax revenue. gambling, drinking, how about prostitution? where is your base? tavis: i am curious. i enjoy hanging out at that garages. >> that was fun when you came over. tavis: what is the last thing you got? >> the last thing a that was pretty cool. it

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tonight leno met with critics to talk about the new primetime comedy show. >> some of the "tonight showat people like, the monologue will stay. headlines, jay walking, some of those pieces. stupid criminals, whatnot. the difference is, you've just got to carry the comedy through the whole hour. >> the network is reportedly paying leno more than $30 million a year. i would like to have just a little bit of that. >> just a little bit. >>> that's our broadcast for now. the "tonight show" is up next. [ cheers and applause ]

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in the busiest trauma center in the united states, this is pr e primetime. patients are already stacked up in the hall. when two young boys are wheeled in. >> they were both ejected. >> reporter: they'd been thrown out of this car when it slammed into a tree. >> there are many days that if you aren't on a ventilator, you don't get to be in a room. everything else is managed in the hallway outside. >> reporter: houston has roughly 8 million people. here, it's not even close. much of that can be blamed on hurricane ike. last september, the storm dealt a punishing blow to galveston, which was home to the area's third level one draw ma center. life flight, memorial herman's air ambulance service, now flies to and from galveston a few times a day. >> people that normally would be surviving because of the, the transport time, definitely, i think there's a significant loss of life. >> reporter: it's another reason this trauma center is so busy. remarkably, memorial herman is the only trauma center in houston with a helipad. from as far as 150 miles away, the choppe

for primetime.aybe 4 o'clock of this an noovment maybe earlier than that for smses popping up there in the western part of state as you climb to 87. tonight 69 degrees. evening shower or it thunderstorm and another humid day and night 91 degrees for the daytime high getting up 2085 at noon and will six degrees at 6:00 p.m. 85 degrees tomorrow. generally a dry day. could be lingering showers early a tomorrow and eastern shore could see showers late in the day. the rest of us dry. 85 for the high. 84 on friday. thunderstorm chance then and saturday. a high of 87 saturday. we cry out for sunday and monday. warmer days. nine it and 94 you see for sunday and monday indicated here. and 88 with thunderstorms returning on you're tuesday. fox 45 sky watch weather is now at your fingertips. i- radar is vaiblable at fox baltimore.com you can use the powerful radar to track the storms. the tool let's you see when rain and thunderstorms will over your house. go to fox baltimore.com and click on i- radar. here gh

as t creator of "60 minutes" he would change the face of the ws business providing a primetime ptform one of tv's longest running and mt successfulhows. but prior to that he helped change the face o american politics as the producer of the first ever televised debate i 1960 between rhard nixon and jn f. kennedy. in his most recent appearance on this program i began by asking do hewitt if debates today meant asuch as they did back then. >> nothing mters as muc as the firstne. the first onwas a ockbuster. when the first one w over, jack kennedy was preside of the united states. they didn't have to wa for election day. noing like that has happened since. younow, my mt vivid recollection of that first debate is the politicians lookg at us and saying to themselves, that's t only way to run for oice, and we, us, looking a them saying, that's a bottomless pit of aertising dollars. that changedolitics i america. it reinforcethe idea thathe only way to campaignnd mak a splash is on telision. in lol races you have to buy the time. and it's gone crazy. the amount of money i costs to ld office in

and the only thing shocking about it is the idea that people have that this is running in tv, in primetime. i doubt that that is -- i doubt that that's true. i doubt that it ran without a warning. i think it's terrific for education and the internet. it's just important for kids to know. >> yep. let's get peter watkins hughes in on this, the filmmaker. pete, you are you with us? >> i am, indeed. >> great job. i mean, in putting this together. it is shocking, but man, it gets the message across. did you know once you took on this assignment, you were going to go with the scared straight type of theme here? >> absolutely. when we were researching the film at the very beginning, we spent quite a bit of time talking to kids, right across the country in the uk, and the number one message these guys were giving us was, give us reality. if we're old enough to drive, we're old enough to handle the terrible reality of what happens when thing goes wrong when you're driving. our sort of need or whatever, to shock, we've actually led by the young people. young people were telling us, we're old enough

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. >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup tonight at 10:00. it is an episode of the mentalist. >>> the most crooked street in the world is now also the sweetest street. lombard street has been made to look like the windy path to known to lovers of the classic board game of candy land. the makeover is in honor of the board game's 60th anniversary. sweet street. >> maybe you can ride gum drops down. because it does go straight down. >>> that's it for us tonight. we're back at 11:00. i'm denise koch. >> thanks for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13, maryland's news station. don't go away. there is much more ahead on the cbs evening news with katie couric. including the it would threatensens to cut off the fingers of >> glor: tonight a terrorist gets a hero's welcome home. a libyan convicted of bombing pan am flight 103 said to be dying of cancer is released from prison. relatives of his 270 victims are furious. >> it's insane. it's a travesty of justice, and totally unacceptable. >> glor: i'm jeff glor. also today, election die in afghanistan. u.

. >>> tonight, primetime delves into the wild to watch a lion trainer tried it teach alliance to live peacefully alongside tourists. >> is a game of inches and claws. >> no, no. hey! >> after living six months, see if he can achieve this goal. what is even want to? that will come up tonight on prime time outsiders at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at eleven o'clock. there is not enough money in the world to get me out there to tame lions. >>> coming up, new details about a deadly attack inside of a mobile home. police say it to the animals really belong to. >> everybody went to the continental counter, and there were emotional, screaming, yelling. >> and why dozens of passengers were forced to spend the night locked inside a cramped their plane. >> power they coping with t he?at there's something big happening at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big me

. >> a nerve was touched, boyd, because this question came up at a primetime presidential news conference. not only that, the president felt compelled to answer it. what does that say about where we are in race relations in this country? >> i think that it says the obvious, that our country is racially sick. racism really is a disease that affects the very fabric of every institution in america. what's really more complex about racism, richelle, is that racism itself is not really the enemy. really, the enemy is racial inequality, which is created through 400 years of perpetually keeping one group of field in an underclass of society. even individuals who are not race its themselves, people who don't wake up and say, how am i going to oppress a black person today, just by very virtue of the fact they continue to strengthen and apply the norms of intuitions that have been historically race its and imbalanced, you're contributing to the problem, as well. you can almost think of it like dumping toxic waste into a lake. you can stop dumping, but that doesn't mean the lake is going to clean it

an hour primetime special at 8:00 p.m.se of the rricess of the cbs archives and so many cbs co porresndenrr had access to him through the years, this is a very moving look back at his life, primarily through his own words and the people who loved him. >> katie, thanks for coming in this morning. now here's maggie. >> reporter: president obama issued a statement from martha's vineyard. he called senator kennedy the greatest u.s. senator of our time. chip reid is in martha's vineyard this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president was notified at 2:00 a.m. of senator kennedy's death. he issued a statement shortly thereafter in which he said, quote, i valued senator kennedy's wise counsel in the senate, where regardless of the swirl of events, he always had time for a new colleague. i cherished his confidence and momentous support in my race for the presidency and even as he wageded a valiant struggle with a mortal illness, i profited as president from his encouragement and wisdom. the president also this morning calle

or 5:00, the concentration of the tomorrows was on the eastern shore and by philadelphia at that "primetime we were out from any other danger at that point, and the rest of the afternoon and evening turned out to be pretty nice. those storms rapidly dropped the temperature. we were in the mid to upper 80's before that came in. the temperatures dropped into the upper 60's once that rain started falling. let's look at the curpt situation out there. abrupt change. 67 degrees right now at the airport. inner harbor, 71. so it was rather pleasant last evening. 97% the humidity. that's a little high. it is always high in the afternoon hours. we do vay patch or two of fog out there. that should start -- the barometer has been falling. the winds are calm. a caum sampling of -- a sampling of the radar shows us 73 at annapolis, 74 at ocean city, west anyone center 68. up at york it is 63. here's what the map will look like during the evening hours. the front will be stalled in the neighborhood. the key to today's weather is the tropical moisture will be off to our southeast. we'll be in slightly less

. >>> paula abdul may be leaving "idol," but not leaving primetime.ee which judges panel she could wind up on next. for those stories and all the day's news and the latest on the heat today, join us at news4 at 4:00. it's hot already. >> yeah, 90 degrees right now. >> i am ready. >> the out-the-door forecast, tom? >> yeah, stay indoors. that includes pets. it's 91. dew point 71. it feels like 98. that's the heat index. the afternoon high approaching the upper 90s, and the heat index may approac 105 by midafternoon. and then overnight tonight a warm and uncomfortable evening that will stay hot through the night and then dawn in the mid-70s, and then a cool day because a cool front coming through may trigger passing thunderstorms. and then we have showers and thundershowers wednesday and thursday and cooler in the low 80s. it will be dry for the weekend. see you tomorrow morning, barb and joe. >> thank you, tom. >>> we will be back tomorrow morning at 4:55 with "news4 today." until then, have a really, really nice day. >> we will see you in the morning.

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"primetime's" jay schadler went to africa to see how far these animal lovers will go to protect the kings the jungle. only you. >> reporter: only me. you would have loved this story. it's about very big things. big animals. big land. big ideas, saving the lions. at its core, you're an animal lover, you're going to love the hour. if you think human beings are crazy, we give you a lot of ammunition to support that idea. and athe bottom, it's all about two men, who are treading a very, very thin line between courage and hubris. in theidday heat, a pride of lions nap under a rose tree. but look and listen closely. there's a homosapien, in short pants sleeping there, too. >> i can sleep with them. i can interact with them, as if i was a lion. >> reporter: that's kevin richardson, a 34-year-old south african film producer and animal lover. that was truly -- i've never seen anything like that. >> yeah. that's what happens when you're integrated into a pride. reporter: there is, of course, a method to this madness. >> i don't walk into an enclosure and go, today i'm going to push the boundaries o

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. >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. >>> leonardo da vinci's famous participating of the mona lisa is brought to life through cutting edge technology. okay. that's just disturbing. >> it is. >> as beijing's planning exhibition hall, mona lisa can wave, smile. last supper, by leonardo da vinci has also been reworked. every character from jesus to his apostles speaks. >>> 11-year-old david weaver sat down, one on one with president obama at the white house. he entered -- earned the interview by a letter-writing campaign from his school. he wrapped up by asking the president to be his, quote, homeboy. and mr. obama agreed. >> well, that's a cue. >>> that's it for tonight. i'm sally thorner. >> thanks for watch watching baltimore's eyewitness news tonight. much more ahead on the cbs evening news with >> couric: tonight a chance for redemption after serving 18 months in prison for running a dog fighting ring, former nfl star michael vick has a new sdpeem is promising a new attitude. >> now i want to be parts of the solution and not the problem. >> couric: i'm katie couric. als

cnn primetime begins now. in for campbell brown, john roberts. >>> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. campbell is off tonight. those are our big questions. we start, as always w the mash up. our look at all of the stories making impact and the moments you might have missed. we are watching it all so you don't have to. proof today that nothing revs up american consumers like the promise of money for nothing. >> reporter: with a nickname so catchy it is not hard to see why cash for clunkers captured so much attention. >> cash for clunkers burned through $1 billion. >> too many clunkers, not enough cash. huge demand for a program to clear the nation's air. >> many dealers did 250 cash for clunkers deals, 20 times what the government was expecting. >> there is a line this long trying to get in the door. >> cash incentives for purchases of fuel-efficient cars were excepted to last through september and yesterday it wasn't clear if it would last through the weekend. >> the house just approved $2 billion more to fund it. >> today they were pitching like old pros. ♪ if

. >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00.ollowed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> and finally tonight. it wasn't pretty. but they were making a big splash in denver. contestants were diving in at the annual belly flop contest. just the pain of flesh. a lot of flesh. >>> there was a purpose to this madness. first prize was a trip to mexico. that must have been the winner. >>> and that's it for tonight. we'll be back at 11:00. i'm sally thorpeer for denise koch. >>> thanks for watching eyewitness news >> couric: tonight initiate battle over health care, they are on the front lines. poor, underinsured and in need of a doctor. i'm katie couric. also tonight, in the middle of the action as the marines push out the taliban. u.s. forces take over a key enemy stronghold in afghanistan, but the fight to secure the town is not over. change in the air why you'll soon have to provide more personal information to buy an airline ticket. and remembering the man behind the electric guitar. rock 'n' roll pioneer les paul. captioning sponsored

. >>> just a reminder, to check in to the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. another episode of the hit show "numbers." >>> and at great prostate challenge continues. there's another free prostate cancer screening screening this weekend. it's 1700 north caroline street, at the zion baptist church. >>> katie couric has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> it was the conert -- concert that defined medication and love. now, where it really took place. finding woodstock in assignment america tonight. only on the cbs evening news. >>> thanks, katie. celebrating the life of eunice kennedy shriver. the big names that attended her funeral. >>> understanding sleep paters. -- patterns. >>> midair collision. the starting details about what an integral traffic controller was doing at the time of the crash over the hudson. >>> it is 4:29. 82 degrees. with scattered clouds. hello, everyone. i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >>> we are learning about a serious lapse in responsibility by two air traffic controllers who were on

. >>> be sure to tune in to tonight's cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. followed by csi new york and eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> major jewel heist. not a scene from a hollywood movie. two thieves make off with millions. find out how. >>> taking on the taliban. u.s. troops launch a major offensive in afghanistan. >>> senseless murders. the suspects took the wrong safe from the home. >>> high school sports teams are practicing in the summer heat for hours. hear about new federal guidelines for athletes. eyewitness news at >>> it is 4:30. 85 degrees can scattered clouds. hello. thanks forthanks for staying with eyewitness news. >> new guidelines are out to protect high school athletes. school hasn't each started, -- even started but many high school sports teams are getting ready for the upcoming season. but there are new rules to stop heat-related injuries. >> set, go! >> reporter: for many high school teams, preseason practice is already under way. but playing too hard in the summer sun can lead to heat stroke. mike remembers collapsing during football p