>> um...rudolph, blixen....oh, my gosh...nixon. >> dancer, prancer, blitzen, dasher, cupid, donner, rudolph, and...oh, no! >> um...like, snowy...uh... >> dasher, donner, blitzen, vixen, rudolph...comet, cupid... uh... >> rudolph is definitely one. >> prancer...what else? dancer, juan. >> ok, so, there's dancer and prancer and comet and vixen and... rudolph wasn't one, right? >> okay, guys, nice try, but here are the right names -- and did you know the original name of the poem was "a visit from st. nicholas"? it was published in 1823. for "teen kids news," i'm sam. >> why do people sigh? according to new research, it's not because of love or sadness. subjects in an experiment were given an impossible puzzle. when they couldn't solve it, they sighed. so it could be we sigh when we give up. announcer: bring out... ...the action hero... ...in you. fuel up right. and get energized. be part of the greatest action movie ever. the first movie that puts you in the action. show us how you train and eat like an action

rudolph giuliani. did ryan push the right buttons? i'll talk to my all-star team and i'll talk to one of the top people in the obama campaign. we begin with paul ryan. listen to some of it in his own words. >> after four years of getting the run-around, america needs a turn-around and the man for the job is governor mitt romney. >> we will not duck the tough issues. we will lead. we will not spend the next four years blaming others. we will take responsibility. we will not try to replace our founding principles. we will reapply our founding principles. the work ahead will be hard. these times demand the best of all of us. all of us, but we can do this. we can do this. together, we can do this. let's see this thing all the way through. let's get this done! >> that's what everyone here is about. i don't think anyone here as you can tell. one of our contributors, it is buzzing, exciting. people here i think feel they've been energized document. this is the man i want to talk to. america's man, rudolph giuliani. how are you? >> i'm very e

. >> rudolph curtis is smooth when approach.o his he targets seniors and claims to be somebody few people would question -- the police officer. most people would trust the officer. >> curtis has climbed to be a when confronting elderly males. according to police he walks to car, plushes a credential officer, asks an for their wallets to check the id. went to get the registration is when he would cash.their pretty much guarantee back on thet fight wallet is grab. his wife denied the allegation. they are saying his tactic escalated on wednesday when a 93-year-old victim resisted handing over the wallet, he him striking him several times. >> i am very surprised. not sound like him. >> tonight he is in custody and charged with robbery, wounding, and impersonating a police officer. >> thank you. prince george's county police big prostitution at motels across college park. with 30 arrests. female police officers posing prostitutes. they say it was a routine the number of arrests shows the growing problem. a had aers of chick-fil- kissin scheduled for earlier this week evening. on wednesday, sup

home on lexington avenue in west baltimore, around 12:30 saturday afternoon.they found 63-year- old rudolph bell... a homeless vietnam vet .... known around the neighborhood as "mister rudy".police say he attacked the officers... cutting one of them on the face with a sharp object.a second officer then shot bbll....killing him.it brings the number of police- involved shootings in the city to 10... eight of them fatal. p3 baltimore city police continue to warnnagainst scams targeting the elderly...it's a story we told you about... first on fox. fox.two more were reported over weekend... including one in locust point.94-year-old mary hudson got a phone call claiming she didn't pay her porperty taxes.even though hudson doesn't owe any money, the scammer sent a man to her home... pretending to be a deputy.the suspect... seen in this sketch... attacked hudson.. robbed her.... and got away. 37-48"when all of aasudden he jumped in here, slapped me in the face, i scream help, murder police!" police!" police think he may bb linked to other crimes.baltimore city police say the most important thing to

america's man, rudolph giuliani. how are you? >> i'm very excited. i was very uplifted by tonight's speeches. particularly paul ryan and condoleezza rice. i thought they hit home runs. >> they certainly got e going but it was all about paul ryan. >> of course. he's the man mitt romney has chosen for running mate. what are the buttons you think he hit? >> first he was attacked for wanting to kill medicare. he made it very, very clear with his mom there that he believes in medicare. what he wants to do is preserve it. i think he killed that lie immediately. i think he showed the wisdom of governor romney's choice. that this is a man who really understands our budget. understands our economy. feels very, very strongly about our country. and i mean, put it simply, what he said was you have a choice. you can build up government to try to solve the problem or you can put money back into the hands of private people and let them rebuild our economy. i think americans will choose the second. that's essentially what we are. we're essentially a private economy.

for a burglary at a vacant home on lexington avenue in west baltimore.there they found 63-year-old rudolph. a homeless vietnam vet and also known around the neighborhood as "mister rudy"... police say he attacked the officers... cutting one of them on the face with a sharp object.a second officer then shot bell... killing him.it brings the number of police-involved shootings in the city to 10... eight of them fatal. 3 in a story we brought you first on fox... baltimore city police continue to warn against scams targeting the eld. elderly.two more were reported yesterday... including this one in locust point.94-year-old mary hudson got a phone call clliming she had not paid her porperty taxes.even though hudson doesn't owe any money, the scammer still sent a man to her home... pretending to be a deputy.the suspect... seen in this sketch... attacked hudson.. then robbed her.... and got away. 37-48"when all of a sudden he jumped in here, slapped me in the face, i scream help, murdee police!" police!" &ppolice think he may be linked to other crimes.baltimore city police say the most important

tonight, jay welcomes -- from "saturday night live," emmy nominee maya rudolph. jeff foxworthy.music of morning parade.

for a burglary at a vacant home on lexington avenue in west baltimore.there they found 63-year-old rudolph beell.. a homeless vietnam vet and also known around the neighborhood as "mister rudy"... police say he attacked the officers... cutting one of them on the face with a sharp object.a second officer then shot bell... killing him.it brings &pthe number of police-involved shootings in the city to 10... eight of them fatal. 3 in a story we brought you first on fox... baltimore city police continue to warn against scams targeting the eld. elderly.two more were reported yesterday... including this one in locust point.94-year-old mmry hudson got a phone call claiming she had not paid her porperty taxes.even though hudson doesn't owe any money, the scammer still sent a man to her hhme... pretending to be a deputy.the suspect... seen in this sketch... attacked hudson.. tten robbed her.... and got away. 37-48"when all of a sudden he jumped innhere, slapped me in the face, i scream help, murder police!" police!"police think he may be linked to other crimes. baltimore city police say the most imp

martin o'malley of maryland and bob mcdonald of virginia and former new york mayor rudolph guiliani sunday on "meet the press" here on this nbc station. >>> now to the west and another day of fighting wildfires that have spread over a huge area west of the mississippi. federal officials are tracking dozens of major fires across the country and though some people were able to return to their homes today, for others the question is when do we leave? nbc's kristen dahlgren is just outside ellensburg, washington. >> reporter: for the fifth day flames raced through the dense pine forest. little to stop them but the efforts of firefighters and nonstop assaults on the blaze from all sides. those with homes nearby are keeping a close eye. >> what do i do? i mean, continue on? oh, my god. >> reporter: making the decision on when it's time to flee and what to bring. >> the neighbor said the first day we had 20 minutes to evacuate. what would you do in 20 minutes? >> reporter: the awful reality and fear over what will be left isn't just playing out here. 52 out of control wild fires are still burning

when mister rudy ain't on his medicine. 16 you can tell 18 eric saas the suspect as 63- year-old rudolph bell - also known around the neighborhood as "mister rudy." he says he was a homeless man... who suffered from a mental illness ... after serving innviitnam. 2728 my mother said when he camm home from the war he was never right. he had seen too many murders 33 neighbors say he made his vacant house his home. neighbor 32:25 if you go out back you see where he hang clothes at, the man mind his business 29 31 he wasn't a threat to nobody he wasn't a threat to us 33 the shooting is the 10th this year involving baltimore city police. out of 10 - eight are fatal - including this one in may - where officers fatally shot a mentally disabled man inside his hooe - after police said he tried to grab an officer's gun. a police spokesperson says city officers do o through mentaa health training - but when a puspect attacks - they must thing is, ssoot first, ask questions later, and that'ss police say they did reeover a knife and broken glass.the officer who was cut in the face was taken to the hos

building in texas in two thousand and ten or anti-abortion christian extremists like eric rudolph who went on a bombing rampage killing two people injuring more than one hundred fifty others including bombing the olympics or neo nazi white supremacists who had twenty seven different plots to kill americans since nine eleven congressman pete king scoffed saying quote it makes no sense to talk about other types of extremism when the main threat to the united states today is talking about al qaeda well today six americans are dead and three others are fighting for their lives at the hands of a terrorist gunman who did not belong to al qaeda and instead was one of those domestic terror threats that king was so unconcerned with at the time so what happens now on the heels of another mass shooting about not only raises more questions about gun control but also about domestic terrorism and religious freedom in america john nichols joins me now from wisconsin he's the washington washington correspondent with the nation magazine and author of the book uprising john welcome . it's great to be w

tonight, jay welcomes -- from "saturday night live," emmy nominee maya rudolph. jeff foxworthy.g parade. and "headlines."

others have cut similar deals including the unabomber and eric rudolph who bombed abortion clinics and atlanta's olympic park. many of loughner's victims from that day when he shot up a congresswoman's event, featuring gabby giffords, supported the outcome, including giffords herself and her husband mark kelly. in a statement today, kelly wrote, gabby and i are satisfied with this plea agreement. avoiding a trial will allow us to continue with our recovery and move forward with our lives." in that exclusive first interview, diane sawyer asked the couple about loughner, and they had both said that they had seen this picture. >> it was obvious that he had serious mental issues. if he would have received some treatment, this probably would not have happened. >> do you ever get angry at what happened to you? >> no. no. no. >> no? >> no. life. life. >> that is an extraordinary statement. also in court today, psychologists said that once loughner began to understand his crimes he wanted to be executed. loughner's mother was in the courtroom as well. reportedly weeping quietly, in the corner,

tonight, jay welcomes -- from "saturday night live," emmy nominee maya rudolph. jeff foxworthy.

to a call for a burglary at a vacant home on lexington avenue in west baltimore.there they found rudolph bell... a known around the neighborhood as "mister rudy"... police say he attacked the officers... cutting one of them on the face with a sharp ooject.a second officer then shot bell... killing him.it brings the nuuber of police-involved shootings in tte cityythis year, to 10... eight of them fatal. a man found dead in the inner harbor...it's a story reported firrt on fox ...and its raising questions about the team. baltimore county divers had to be called into to lead the rescue effort this weekend because the city's dive team is suspended. and that's because of a near fatal accident last year. but the city insists that a dive team based closer to the incident wooldn't have mattered this weekend. 14:41:50"when someon is found not breathing they literally have about 4 to 6 minutes before any type of recessitation efforts are implemented before they are considered clinically dead." dead."fire officials say thee are currently re-training city divers. meantime... there's still no word on

monday night, maya rudolph will join us and jimmy fallon's happening right now. jimmy, take it!m studio 6b 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 ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let's start it out. ♪ ♪ oh hey oh hey oh ♪ we don't what we're doing. we never do that. thank you. welcome, you guys. it's friday kind of crowd. are you having a good time? welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody! you guys, i'm so excited. we have joe jonas and house minority leader nancy pelosi on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i know what you're thinking. is there any place those two don't go together? yeah. they're here tonight. and 2 chainz, you guys. 2 chainz tonight. [ cheers and applause ] got a big record. this is big, you guys. yesterday, president obama said that he is sticking with joe biden as his running mate even though biden made a

i want to thank my guests maya rudolph, jeff foxworthy and morning parade.l be here. but jimmy fallon's happening right now! jimmy, take it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b 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 ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. welcome. thank you for coming out tonight. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. we got a big show tonight. it's going to be super fun. here's some political news, you guys. a new survey predicts that women and the elderly are more likely to vote in the presidential election. which explains the new front runner, michael buble. [ laughter ] ♪ read my lips there'll be no new taxes ♪ [ laughter ] check this out -- new research shows that angelina jolie and hillary clinton are actually ninth cousins twice removed. [ laughter ] or as one gu

americas mayor, time magazine's person of the year paul rudolph giuliani endorsed by people like senator david of louisiana, rick perry, governor of texas pat robertson. they knew he was a catholic with k friends and pulled -- pro-choice. he hates liberals. he can win. it put money on the line for him. people put in an online. he never made it through the starting gate perry he just fizzled so badly. all the way through 2011 when the experts at national journal, november 9 of 2011, the experts at the national journal on the political pull or asked for all the democratic in the. worse than expected was senator obama. better than expected with senator cohen. two days later she lost. she blew it at the iowa jefferson. so there is a lot -- we have to understand, there is a lot more contingency. as i started to work on the campaigns, one of the first things i realized, it sounds awfully simple, but it's not. there really are only three campaigns for president. there is the challenger from the party out of power, and there is either an incumbent trying to hold and defend the white house for a

." >> the campaign manager for rudolph giuliani in 2008, political director for john mccain, political strategist for chris christie has joined us. maybe you could jump in because you work for a candidate who has had enormous success at bonding emotionally with middle-class voters. when you look at what mitt romney has to do tonight, in some ways, you could argue that is the greatest vulnerability -- the combination of his own actions and the obama campaign has created for him. the deficit he has with "people like me" in the polling. what can he do in his own speech, and how can they try to narrow that in the time they have left? >> i think showing who he is, and the perspective that most regular voters are just tuning in right now for the first time. during the entire convention week and especially tonight, i think people will get a chance to see governor romney for who he is. they already made their decision about whether they like or do not like president obama. what i hope we will see is who governor romney really is. i think as people get to see who he is as a person -- they alrea

rudolph valentino, the women, mildred pierce we are talking the castro theater.ng chosen to celebrate the 90th anniversary >>jan: rough draf--vertigo.. the alfred hitchcock! with an audience feeling the a motion of want scene. what san francisco looked like at that time. many of those places are still here is an amazing experience to celebrate the 90th anniversary of our own field of dreams. steve. the programmer, general manager of the castro theater keith arnold. >> good morning. >> thank you. >>jan: why did you choose the vertigo as part of the 90th anniversary? >> is the quintessential choice for san francisco it is the castro. our 90th anniversary celebration is a this year. >> i remember when kim novak was here as part of the castro restorations. >> absolutely. it is a part of the important restoration. it really represents one of the most successful films. it is important to bring it back. this is a film that people enjoy seeing time and time again. introducing it to new audiences and the skill is so important. 70 and am on the big screen at the scale 70 m

home on lexington avenue in west baltimore, around 12:30 saturday afternoon.they found 63-year- old rudolphell... a homeless vietnam vet .... known around the neighborhood as "mister rudy".police say he attacked the officers... cutting one of them on the face with a sharp object.a second officer then shot bell... killing him.it brings the number of police- involved shootings in the city to 10 so far this year... eight of them fatal. 3 baltimore city police continue to warn against scams targeting the elderly...it's a story we told you about... first on fox. fox.two mmre weeeereported over weekend... including one in locust point.94-year-old mary hudson got a phone call claiming she didn't pay her property taxes.even though hudson doesn't owe any money, the scammer sent a man to her home... pretending to be a deputy.the suspect... seen in this sketch... attacked hudson.. robbed her.... and got away. 37-48 "when all of a sudden he jumped in here, slapped me in the face, i scream help, murder police!" police!"police think he may be linked to other crimes. baltimore city police say the most imp

other infamous murderers cut similar inc unabomber and eric rudolph who bombed abortion clinics and atlanta'svictims from the awful january day when he shot up a meet your congresswoman event, featuring gabrielle giffords, supported the outcome including giffords and her husband mark kelly. in a statement, kelly wrote, "gabby and i are satisfied with this plea agreement. avoiding a trial will allow us to continue with our recovery and move forward with our lives." in that exclusive first interview, diane sawyer asked the couple about loughner. interview, diane sawyer asked the couple about loughner. and they both saidey h >> it was obvious that he had seiouses. if he would have received some treatment, this probably would not have happene >> no. no. no. no. life. life. >> also in the courtroom, the psychologist said once loughner began to understand his crimes, he wanted to be executed. we should also say, loughner's mother was in the courtroom. quietly we ther. dan harris, abc ns, n >> thank you, dan. >> that's really something that his parents were there, his pmotte win t1 o heard voices in