so then i -- when the roswell thing came up, i knew we would get a gazillion letters.rs reviewed, everything. >> jimmy: if you saw there were aliens there, would you tell us? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you would? >> i would. i would think look, what do we know? we know now we live in an ever expanding universe. we know there are billions of stars and planets literally out there. the universe is getting bigger. we know from our fancy telescopes that just in the last two years more than 20 planets have been identified outside our solar system that seem to be far enough away from their sun that they might be able to support some form of life. so it makes it increasing less likely that we're alone. >> jimmy: you're dritrying to g me a hint there are aliens. >> no, i'm trying to tell you i don't know, but if we were visited some day, i wouldn't be surprised. i just hope that it' not like "independence day." the movie. it's a conflict. maybe the only way to unite us in this incredibly divided world of ours. if they're out there, we better think of how all the differences among peopl

today we focus on the city of roswell which is located about 20 miles from downtown.at the stats for greater atlanta. average sales price, $389,000, average selling price, about $245,000. 4.7 months of inventory on the market. properties are on the market for about 80 days right now. welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you. >> our first listing is at 510 wheatridge bluff in roswell. asking $399,000, $5400 in taxes. a big house, 4800 square feet. why do we like this one? >> it's a spectacular house. it's located in brookfield country club. for the price, it's actually priced very well, considering all of the other houses in that subdivision. it's large. as you said, five bedrooms, four baths. it's been renovated. that house was built in 1987, as you can look at the pictures, can you see it's been renovated very nicely. hardwoods throughout. granite countertops. for $399,000, it's a steal. >> yeah, and we move on to our second listing at 1220 oakhaven drive in roswell. this one costs more, $459,700, low taxes, $2600. maybe that's one reason why. four bedrooms, 3 1/2

the conversation eventually moved on to the legend of roswell and the existence of aliens. >> just inlast two years, more than 20 planets have been identified outside our solar system that seem to be far enough away from their suns and dense enough that they might be able to support some form of life. so it makes it increasingly less likely that we're alone. >> oh, you're trying to give me a hint there are aliens. if we were visited some day, i wouldn't be surprised. feel how threatened we all would be feeling if we were visited. >> you and bill riley would be hiding in a bunker today. >> i love the "independence day" reference. >>> sarah palin made an appearance on "the tonight show" last night, but she didn't really get to talk to jimmy fallon. >> any way, i should go. i need to pick up more vodka from store. if only i had neighbor who could bring me new bottle. >> well, actually, alaska's not that far from russia. hold on a second, okay? hold on. >> sure. ♪ oh, hey. alaska really is close to russia. maybe i should invade. >> i wouldn't, if i were you, vlad. you may be able to take

roswell smith and gilder, publisher and editor of the nation's most prominent and widest circulation magazine at that point provided that motivation. we want your life of lincoln. we must have it. if you say so we will give you all the profit. since i have a contract. there were offered unprecedented terms, $50,000 for the serial rights as well as royalties on sales of the fulton volume set to be issued following the magazine run. you have to imagine as well in $1,885. the long awaited serialization began in 1886 command almost from the start it was extremely controversial. by virtue of their exhaustive treatment of lincoln's political career they managed to steer into the national consciousness episodes that have largely been unknown to the public and themes and arguments that would influence lincoln scholars and civil war historians for generations. among the many contributions they made were revolutions that william seward have drafted a closing lines of lincoln's first inaugural but that the president-elect had edited those lines and turn them into the work of genius that we know

roswell smith and gilder, publisher and editor of the nation's most prominent and widest circulation magazine at that point provided that motivation. we want your life of lincoln. we must have it. if you say so we will give you all the profit. since i have a contract. there were offered unprecedented terms, $50,000 for the serial rights as well as royalties on sales of the fulton volume set to be issued following the magazine run. you have to imagine as well in $1,885. the long awaited serialization began in 1886 command almost from the start it was extremely controversial. by virtue of their exhaustive treatment of lincoln's political career they managed to steer into the national consciousness episodes that have largely been unknown to the public and themes and arguments that would influence lincoln scholars and civil war historians for generations. among the many contributions they made were revolutions that william seward have drafted a closing lines of lincoln's first inaugural but that the president-elect had edited those lines and turn them into the work of genius that we know

the same in roswell and phoenix. up to 87 in dallas. 93 in del rio.blem with that, it also comes with it a red flag warning. wind advisories and fire weather watches stretching from texas, new mexico, all the way up into the dakotas. and so with that, we have a fire risk again today. elevated for much of the southwest. but look at the critical fire danger area from albuquerque, on into roswell and el paso. sustained winds, and so we're looking at dry line winds across texas and oklahoma. so we're going to be watching out for wildfires starting later today on into tomorrow. that's what's going on around >>> 7:35 on a wednesday morning. good morning. temperatures today are going to be comfortable. we are going to end up in the upper 60s. meanwhile low 60s today at the coast low 70s on the way. as we head throughout the day today you will need a jacket at the coast. mostly cloudy conditions and the rain returns. we'll have the 7 day forecast in minutes. >> all right, al. you're pretty trusting of people around here? >> i like to think so. >> definitely.

things are going to die and i really you know i lived in atlanta and i lived out in the suburbs in roswell little town well you know north of atlanta and in fact the next town up was the town i forget the name of town now that mandated that you had to have a gun or you're going to twenty five dollars fine and all that you know democratic candidate running for the boulder was voted for this measure i know i understand that but also because then time whole state was ridiculing these people i mean it was it was just it was they were they were his famous carter he's the son of the president it is not some wacko he knows this is where his constituency is similarly the democratic candidate running for got a first senate and that race she's likely to wind or similar measures it's what the people want do the people want that because the n.r.a. spent millions of dollars on campaign like this people don't really know what they want they get manipulated a look at we don't know right we'll look at that have been some wrasse ago or a new town and and then you know the end and they wonder why wasn't the