[ as regis philbin ] >> "i do. it's regis with a head cold. why can't the regis have a head cold?! as owen wilson ] like, "hey, man, you're really hurting my do." and regis is like, goes off, it's like death. he turns into de niro. [ as regis philbin ] he goes, "you want a piece of this? you want some of this? i will take you to a lonely place. i [ bleep ] you not. come here." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he did not say that. >> yes, he did. and they go cut, and they go, "you want ice?" because he punches me as hard as he can, and he goes -- [ as regis philbin ] "regis doesn't need ice. get the hell out of here." and then he turns into a nice guy. he goes -- [ as regis philbin ] "anyway, you're a terrific guy. we had a terrific time." [ laughter ] right before, he's like -- [ growling ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. he's punching you. >> no, he didn't say the s-word. can you beep words on these late night shows? >> jimmy: no, you can't. >> jimmy: the midterm elections are coming up. are you -- political in any way? >> oh, yeah. no, i love the attack ads. you got how -- these scary halloween

i went to times square with regis last week. it was just incredible. like looking in the mirror. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> weird. >> jimmy: it does look weird. >> and then halfway through the thing, he started yelling out to people in times square, "we're the pee-wee brothers. we're the pee-wee brothers." >> jimmy: it probably sounded like -- [ as regis ] "we're the pee-wee brothers. we're the pee-wee brothers." [ applause ] >> wow. you sound just like him. >> jimmy: scary. yeah. are you enjoying -- you're doing a broadway show, "the pee-wee herman show." >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: look at this. [ cheers and applause ] so cool. dude, there's pee-wee mania all over new york. you're on buses. you're on phone booths. >> taxi tops. >> jimmy: taxi tops. look at this, "paper" magazine. this is on the cover. [ cheers and applause ] that's cool. are you having fun in new york? are you enjoying it? >> it's incredible. last week i did this thing. it was an experiment in social networking. and i went all over the whole city. i went from harlem to city hall, everywhere.

is going to introduce me to dave letterman. >> look, regis. >> where is dave?> going to find dave letterman. he is not here? >> nobody here? >> dave! >> dave! >> bill: no truth to the rumor they were both arrested. now, regis got his first break as the sidekick to whom? the answer is b, joey bishop. the answer is b, joey bishop. here is the tie breaker, doocy. >> yeah. >> bill: what's the name of the pitcher who beat the yankees in game 1? >> steve, what is the name of him? >> bill: okay, maccallum. what's the name? >> i don't know. >> bill: let me give you a hint, maccallum. maccallum. grant vs. >> lee. >> bill: she wins. >> yes! i love it when i win like this. >> bill: i don't care. >> yankees won game one. that's why you threw me. >> of course it was lee. the pitcher. don't you remember? >> bill: everybody wins the prizes. pinheads and patriots on deck. katie couric in the zone right back with p and p. >> bret: there is no grapevine >> bill: pinheads and patriots starring katie couric and glee in a moment but, first, we continue our duel promotions buy a cop

is going to introduce me to dave letterman. >> look, regis. >> where is dave?going to find dave letterman. he is not here? >> nobody here? >> dave! >> dave! >> bill: no truth to the rumor they were both arrested. now, regis got his first break as the sidekick to whom? the answer is b, joey bishop. the answer is b, joey bishop. here is the tie breaker, doocy. >> yeah. >> bill: what's the name of the pitcher who beat the yankees in game 1? >> steve, what is the name of him? >> bill: okay, maccallum. what's the name? >> i don't know. >> bill: let me give you a hint, maccallum. maccallum. grant vs. >> lee. >> bill: she wins. >> yes! i love it when i win like this. >> bill: i don't care. >> yankees won game one. that's why you threw me. >> of course it was lee. the pitcher. don't you remember? >> bill: everybody wins the prizes. pinheads and patriots on deck. katie couric in the zone right back with p and p. >> bret: there is no grapevine >> bill: pinheads and patriots starring katie couric and glee in a moment but, first, we continue our duel promotions buy a copy

regis is the only luxury building. all the other buildings -- we are all middle-class people, with the exception of the st. regis. 83 families at here. 100 families here. 100 families here. two new projects are approved -- on second street and a building literally 40 feet away with a total of 340 families. not once since the sponsors started this project -- he did not receive community input in four years. they never came to us to ask us if we wanted a playground or open space. the only time we heard from them was the day before we approached members of the planning commission. the population in so ma has increased 24% between 2000 and 2008. there is a mother going on a crusade to build more playgrounds for her kids, and for the rest of the neighborhood. it is undeniable that we have families here in this neighborhood. there are six kindergartens, including the one i am going to rush to, within a few feet of this project. there are 600 kids circulating in this neighborhood at all times. we have all moved our families t

is going to introduce me to dave letterman. >> look, regis. >> where is dave?e? >> nobody here? >> dave! >> dave! >> bill: no truth to the rumor they were both arrested. now, regis got his first break as the sidekick to whom? the answer is b, joey bishop. the answer is b, joey bishop. here is the tie breaker, doocy. >> yeah. >> bill: what's the name of the pitcher who beat the yankees in game 1? >> steve, what is the name of him? >> bill: okay, maccallum. what's the name? >> i don't know. >> bill: let me give you a hint, maccallum. maccallum. grant vs. >> lee. >> bill: she wins. >> yes! i love it when i win like this. >> bill: i don't care. >> yankees won game one. that's why you threw me. >> of course it was lee. the pitcher. don't you remember? >> bill: everybody wins the prizes. pinheads and patriots on deck. katie couric in the zone right back with p and p. >> bret: there is no grapevine [ male announcer ] to equip the lexus es with standard features more like the mercedes c300, u'd have to take out the six-disc cd changer and leather-trimmed seats. with th

that's my regis. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. [ cheers and applause ] midterm elections are i think two weeks away. hofstra university hosted the debate for the candidates in new york today. also the candidate from the green party, the libertarian party and even a man representing a party i'd never heard of. >> mr. mcmillan. >> allow me to introduce myself. i represent the rent is too damn high party. people working 40 hours a week and some a third job. women can't afford to take care of the children, feed the children breakfast, lunch and dinner. my main job is to provide a roof over your head food on the table and money in your pocket. this is politics as usual. playing the silly game. it's not going to happen. the people i represent can't afford to pay their rent. they can't eat breakfast, lunch or continue are. listen, some child's stomach just growled. did you hear it? got to listen like me. >> okay, 30 seconds for you, sir. >> rent is too damn high -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're welcome. you know, i tell you what, maybe

regis is the only luxury building. all the other buildings -- we are all middle-class people, with the exception of the st. regis. 83 families at here. 100 families here. 100 families here.

. >> revivals breaking out all over the regi, country, all over the world. paul strand cbn news reporting from mobile, alabama. >>> thanks paul. religion maybe a big part of society. most americans can can't answer basic estions about their religion or other religions. americans scored a 50 on the quiz, christia had some the worst grades. dale herd has more. >> on the survey, respondents were asked about whether they could name the islamic holy book, first book of the bible and eastern religions. greg smith is with public life. >> questions were designed to overthe landsce. we wanted to find out what people knew about theiown and other religions. >> atheist and agnostics, jews and mormongot more right than protestants and krat licks. mormons scored 8 out of 12 followed by white evangelicals with 7 correct answers. atheists and agnostics knew more than protestants. they couldn't identify martin luth as the protestant reformation. >> 3/4 of protestants are able to identify propertytestantism that teacs salvation comes through faith alone. >> bible literacy has

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comparable project include the millennium, saint regis, and they are all about 9 feet or 10 feet. as for the dreaded columns, i did a layout. is that going through? a sample, it shows that the unit worked out very nicely. this is based on the programs shown earlier by the developer. i think it works out really well. i asked that it be successfully reviewed and hope you will agree with me. president miguel: thank you. >> my name is maria collins, and i'm an owner at 850 powell street. this is a heartfelt, i am going to make. my feeling is, why are we tampering with historic landmarks? i was under the understanding that historic landmarks could not be changed from the outside. has anything changed along those lines? the tower was constructed in 1965 and was not a historic landmark. now it is 100 years later, and the fairmont hotel is a historical landmark. those rules apply anymore? i don't see a cable car stopping to let tourists out. where does it stop? on mason street? why can't other people do the same? thank you. president miguel: thank you. courtney, mary, patricia, tom, will

. >> we still need a strong message from him that regis people know are really hurt. >> [inaudible] especiallywith the shortfall in our budget. >> he told the voters school reform will move forward, but did not address the future of michelle rhee. the administration will focus on job creation. he is facing adrian fenty for the democratic nomination. >>> the d.c. council is one step closer to enacting a bill to control household pests. it would outlaw the use of a clue or snares to catch animals. it would also ban the use of poison to control pigeons come up but still would be legal to use traps to catch mice or rats. >>> 7 is on your side with a series of electric cars about to hit the market. >> tonight we have the first look at the 2012 plug in prius. one local university is planning to take it on a test drive. >> this is one of the wrist cars on the road. there are only about 150 in the u.s. this is the new toyota prius plug in hybrid car. >> james connor will be driving one for the next couple months as georgetown university takes these on a test drive. this priest looks like any other pre

regis, and that is the figure that has been stable since he property opened nine years ago. many of the rest of the residences sit and be a lot of the year. they are owned by people do not come here more than a few weeks out of the year. beyond that, we have looked at the employment out of these four seasons condos. you look at a couple of months recently, the 143 residences at the four seasons generated on average 3.1 hours of housekeeping work for we over this couple of months. by comparison, 143 luxury hotel rooms would generate 457 hours of housekeeping were during that week, so just by common sense and by the fact eir is flat out wrong on the employment issues, these condos have very different employment patterns from other condos, and by extension, they have very different land use consequences from the people who actually live there, so at this point, among others, i urge you to reject this eir as incomplete and inaccurate. thank you. >> i want to follow up on some comments i made that were rather unkindly handled. till we will of them have to deal with the interface

monetary fund during their meeting in south korea it will shift power towards developing countries by regis should be doing six percent of i am out votes as countries look towards cooperating on regulating the banking industry they also agreed not to use their currencies as a weapon to give them a competitive edge. a filmmaker from kazakhstan is striking back at the movie that made his people a laughing stock around the world it says answer to sasha baron cohen's top grossing comedy bore rat and he doesn't spare his horses or donkeys to be more accurate artie's looks at how the director is defending his country's honor. i'm not a lover. i like so this is how my dad say i haven't had sex that this right down of kosik they said that the owner at best. did not be. hiding behind their freedom of speech and democracy westerners insult our nation demeter seem backward it's all a lie and i wish i came back four years after the top grossing us film about the hapless cows like t.v. reporter because it sounds premie a comedy director has come up with their post the new film centers on an american kee

to stop all of the looting and start putting people in jail for doing the things that caused this a regis treating one group or another why does seem like unfortunately i like that's what happens every time we have an election a midterm election it's just a referendum on you know there it shows the families of our two party system you only have two choices i don't really think that tea party counts as as its own and today as we've seen with all the corporate interests of the g.o.p. just hopping on that bandwagon karl thank you so much for joining us. anytime thank you. oh we've got just one more segment left on tonight's show we're going to ask is the u.s. army glamorizing the idea of being a soldier to get new recruits some activists think so and they want the recruiters to be more honest about what happens when you actually sign on the dotted line artie's you know soft you will join me with that after the break. it's the secret incursion into the country. it's the invasion by means of. tradition the language is really you know this is the first to go feed the beat. and culture. the thin

regis at throughout this campaign. nobody knows what he will do because he has not told us. he talks about cuts. he is not describe what he would cut. he is not described what he would do with our government. i have. it is available on my website. we can balance the budget and project -- and protect education. my balanced budget proposal would allow our state to progress. it uses mortar technology to do things more efficiently. it recognizes the importance of our university system. universities can create revenue for our state. we need to unleash the power of the great minds of the state of nevada and grow again. that is what my budget will allow us to do. not exist.get does >> let's talk about experience with the state budget. i have served two terms in the legislature. i have handled an executive branch budget as attorney general. i returned over $1 million back to the general fund. that is fiscal responsibility. the proposed budget or the so- called plan for the budget that has been submitted by my opponent includes six interdicting dollars million of fantasy money and an

it will remain and it will continue to move out of that regi as well. here it is over the last 12 hours, moving through with heavy rain from washington toward the east. i mentioned over an inch of rain. the good news is we are starting to clear out. we're seeing some clear skies. 57 right now in frerick. 66 in culpeper. 61 in manassas. winchester at 63 degree the temperatures are actually rising. they will be falling overnight. and it will be windy in chilly by the time you get up. 46 around 7:00 a.m. with windchills in the 30s. it will be one cool morning. i'll update you on those winds coming up. >> all right. thank you. >>> now that there ll be a new chancellor for d.c. public schools, many are wondering who is kaya henrson? will she be as committed to school reform as outgoing chancellor michelle rhee? tom sherwood is just back from an interview and joins with us the story. >> reporter: she understand a veteran of school reform. she is hardly known to the public but that will change. on wednesday, kaya henderson was besieged by the media as she beca

regis hotel and her nicks have victoria flame which obviously was her interpretation of valerie plame. it all came out in scooter's trial. >> at the time, a lot of people at cia and elsewhere were concerned sources and methods, some of your contacts when you were an aboctive agent for the a could have been compromised. all these years later is there idea any if they were compromise? >> it's insidious what happened. it's just me and my career, but the entire network of assets i worked with for years was put into jeopardy. >> do you know for a fact that has happened. >> a damage report was done by the cia. i never saw it. in some cases what happened to certain assets, i don't fzoentsn oa don't know with others. >> we had international friends that their friendship with us created problems with them with their government. >> your friends or hers? >> both. >> all of a sudden they discovered your wife was really a cia officer. >> that's right. that's accurate. >> let's talk about some of the people involved. you mentioned some of them. i want both f yof you to give m your quick reaction wh

the record, 256 people with their mattresses back in may, then new york may have seen it live on "regiss after the new york record broken they found 400 idiots to do this to do it there and be on that mattress. that is the new world record for mattress dominos is what they're calling it. >> i love how you call them idiots yet as i watch another segment, i laugh. >> it is funny but where do you find these folks to do it. >> smart enough to seal the mattresses. no bedbugs being spread there. >> that's good. >>> lest you think it's a good idea to bring grandchildren or kids to work, take a look at this. this is from cspan when his grandfather brought his grandson to work. you can see the little kid, he's starting to doze off. just completely fell asleep. the dad was giving a speech on the evils of domestic violence, which maybe it's not a >>> making news on this monday, october 4th. >>> on alert. a terror threat prompts a rare warning to americans in europe, anchoring travelers,

the american dream for it when they are successful, you do not punish them for their success by out regis rates because she wanted to do it again and again and again. that is what is going to put people back to work, not big government solutions that we are getting from senator murray. >> senator, you have 90 seconds. >> every family knows someone in their family that has lost their job or had hours cut back. everyone is struggling. that is why i work so hard to talk to community leaders to talk about the jobs that need to be created. it is what i did when i came home to seattle and talked to community leaders about the need to kill the mercy street mass for the park bridge. -- street mass for the park bridge. i find projects in every community that help create jobs for the future in every community. mr. rossi says he will not fight for your community in those kinds of jobs. i come home and i talked to small businesses on every main street and they told me that the problem they had was that their small community bank had cut off their credit and all of a sudden, even though they had been

now the latest uptkaet, aetna, regis, blue cross and blue shield, announcing rate increases, shall insuranceropping out altogether, hartford pilgrim which says it's not going to provide this tphoeupl, principal financial group in iowa, saying it's going to pull the plug, forcing 840,000 customers to find a new insurer, then you've got united health, wellpoint and u -- humana, no longer writing individual only health care polices. where is this going? >> it's going, i think, megyn, i would make the argument it's going exactly where the people that passed this bill wanted to go. it was intended to destroy the private health insurance market so that a year or two years down the road, the democrats could say see, this doesn't work, we have to go to the government option, we have to have a single payor, in other words, the government has to pay all of these bills, you need to be dependent on the government for your medical expenses. megyn: you mentioned, look at the poll in the intro, 57 percent want it repealed in whole or part, but 21 percent, neal, who wand it -- who want it expanded. one can

were to get a big pot and put in, you know, a punch of "the view," a pinch of oprah, a good dose of regisryone is asking what is the difference between you guys and the view, the big difference. it boils down to two things. we're not going to be as political as "the view" is. it's gotten to be a big political show. >> we're not boring. okay. you've met us now. you have to pick one of us to be intimate with. which one? >> sharon osbourne. >> there's the difference right there. that's the difference. >> "the talk" 2:00 p.m. eastern, 1:00 p.m. central right here on cbs. pacific and pacific right here on cbs. almond joy and mounds. enjoy more. all you expect from the number-one recommended detergent by dermatologists. all free clear is free of dyes and perfumes. and has powerful stainlifters to help get your whole wash clean. it's all good. to help get your whole wash clean. [ cheering ] >>> tomorrow night "48 hours investigates" a mystery 26 years in the making. bruce lisker was released from prison last year after being locked up at age 17 for his mother's murder. now his freedom is at stak

were to get a big pot and put in, you know, a pinch of "the view," a pinch of oprah, a good dose of regision but everyone's asking us, what is the difference between you guys and "the view." the biggest difference. it boils down to two things, we're not going to be as political as "the view," is it's gotten to be very political and these six women make a difference. >> we're not boring. >> ohhhh. [ laughter ] >> sharon osbourne -- >> -- gun to your head, gun to your head. >> yes. >> okay you've met us now. you have to pick one of us to be intimate in. which one? >> sharon osbourne, sharon osbour osbourne. >> that's right. >> ohhh. [ laughter ] >> ooh-ooh. >> there's the difference right there. >> that's the difference. >> "the talk" premieres monday tkz p.m. eastern, 1:00 central, pacific and pacific right here on cbs. almond joy and mounds. enjoy more. all you expect from the number-one recommended detergent by dermatologists. all free clear is free of dyes and perfumes. and has powerful stainlifters to help get your whole wash clean. it's all good. [ cheering ] >>> tomorrow night "48 ho

mid and upper 50s in the suburbs and much of the regi. rural areas down into the low and mid-50s now. looks like great weatr for today's army ten-miler. and we'll have some clouds in and out but mild weather on the way. it's chilly out in the mountains this morning. only in the 40s there. and the view from space over the last 12 hours showing the clouds coming through. i don't think they'll give us any rain. in and out from time to time throughout the day. overl partly sunny. highs reaching the mid-70s so a mild sunday afternoon. and then tomorrow it does appear we may get some showers and during the afternoon maybe eve a thundershower on monday night. tuesday looks like it will be partly sunny and mild throug midweek. might have a passing shower wednesday and still mild thursday but much cooler friday into the weekend. and that's the way it looks. kimberly? >>thank you, tom. today federal fire investigators are expected to ok forhat sparked a devaating fire at the 129-year-old emanuel chapel on the campus of the theological minary. crews

. >>> it would be a little bit like regis philbin defecting to fox news it would be that major.s a week. >> bad behavior rewarded. >> and a lynch mob that came down at night and told him that he had to stay, that played a little role. so, not a bad one for manchester united. his replacement, the little green pea, scoring a goal with the back of his head. in the last minute, the winner gave him three points, proving he is the most talented vegetable in sports. wayne rooney in dubai with. >> rooney going to be at man u --. for the next couple of months. mindset is very, very dark it is going to be very -- >> scandal. scandal going on driven out, he wants to leave the country. >> the glaze verse no money, not putting into the team, he wants to win and he also wants to make his money he has been playing football eight or nine years. >> he got caught with prostitutes. >> as willie keeps telling me. drinking heavily, smoking heavily. his mind is off the game. he wants one more pay day. tried to leave. stuck around. literally was a lynch mob. >> the big news, all the kids in america ta

regis does a great larry king doing that. one thing we don't have to apologize for is this.man named hoda. so many people ordered it. ain, she works next to my mom at the library of congress. i have a feeling she won't be at work. she'll be knitting. >> an entrepreneur. >> she'll be knitting. >>> speaking of your university, sometimes there's stuff that happens that i bet every alumni or alumna freaks about. it puts your nation -- your school in such a bad light. >> this is what we're hearing, that one young girl did. her name's karen owen. and she documented her s sexcapades. and these are, according to what we're reading, a ofhe men she had sex with over the course of several years in school. >> 13. >> she decided to document them to rank them and create a 42-page power point prentation about their sexual performance. anyway, i don't know why she did that. but she took that and sent it out to three friends. and then -- >> they kept it totally private. >> they sent it to three friends and so on. >> just like everything in america, we always ward bad behavior. she's reported

temperatures around the regi now into the 60s. 65 at national airport.ning there's a small chance of a shower or thundershower. tomorrow much coolering near 50 in the morning. upper 60s during the afternoon and partly cloudy. during the day thursday, cldy, chilly rain likely. much cooler weather lingering friday, but a chance of a shower. dry for the weekend. highs in the 60s. >>> many couples chooses divorce, is the staying with the same person for life natural? we'll look at that after this. hi, may i help you? yes, we're looking to save on car insurance, ev if that means we have to shop all day, rit, honey? yep, all day. good thing you're starting here. we compare your progressive direct rate to other top companies', so you can save money! look! we saved a lot! and quick, too. and noore holding her purse! it's a european should bag. it was a gift. mm-hmm. shopping less and saving more. now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ male announcer ] at ragu, our mission is to pack two servings of vegetables into everhalf-cup of healthy, delicious sauc