that's -- [ cheers and applause ] seth was on -- seth was on the elevator with you. >> well, a littlent to camp together. >> jimmy: he is pretty old. he is pretty old. >> he's pretty old. [ light laughter ] i've know seth, you know, since 10 years old, so, if you're going to go down an elevator, you definitely want the guy you went to theater camp with by your side. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. was he making jokes and trying to be funny? >> you know, he was doing his bit. what were you doing zog? >> seth: well, when we first got stuck -- when an elevator gets stuck you realize who people are very fast because everyone starts freaking out. and i said, "hey guys, we need to figure out who we're going to eat first." [ light laughter ] it got a much better laugh here than it did in the elevator. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would have been so mad if he said that. he's making jokes. >> there was slightly uncomfortable laughter. there was some people -- i laughed. >> jimmy: well, the worst thing is that -- when -- did you see this on october 30th you were on "good morning america." >> set

please welcome seth meyers.cheers and applause) >> what what a pleasure, i'm a huge fan. >> thank you very much. >> listen, this interview is going to have a honeymoon period and then there's going to be hammer time. your pick, hammer time or honeymoon? >> honeymoon. >> stephen: no, hammer time! that's what makes it hammer time. you don't get to choose. no honeymoon. what's your angle over there at s.n. sflvplt >> our ang? >> east coast ivy league liberal elites. >> our staff is made up of.... >> stephen: east coast ivy league... ivy league school in >> northwestern university. >> stephen: that's the harvard of evanston. (laughter) >> yes, the harvard of evanston. (cheers and applause) >> harvard is the northwestern of cambridge. (laughter) >> stephen: oh, really. i thought it was the dartmouth of eastern massachusetts. (laughter) well, listen, here's my real beef with you. >> okay. >> stephen: you're a comedian. >> yeah. >> stephen: every night-- once a week-- (laughter) you go on t.v. and you tell jokes about

come with me, seth. >> i'll give a measured response to this. think -- i do think he was wrong not to shut his show down. i disagree with his actions there. >> wrong to ringing? wrong to not seeing the funny side? >> look, it's a free country, you can call whoever you want and scream at them. the gag that we did on family guy was coming from the right place, but was probably so over the line in its ruthlessness that it probably could have been more measured in its execution. how about that? >> a cop-out. stand farmly by your jokes. >> i stand firmly by my point of view. >> imagine who he would have done if you called him and ranted at him. >> he would have broadcast it. >> he probably would. >> i love him. i think he's a total genius. >> he's an important voice for the rational side of politics -- for the -- for the -- the sphere of rational thought that exists less and less in this country. he's an important voice. which is why i was frustrated by, you know, you're the good guy. you're the guy who's, you know, should be standing out there with

look, seth, a hawaiian girl. whoo! >> i can see that. >> ola, seth. >> ola? governor, it looks like you're just flat out losing it. >> what? the election, i know. i'm losing it really bad. everyone saying you got to run, you definitely win. my polls go like [ raspberry ] >> pepperoni-shaped ambien. still ahead, why are you awake. your heartfelt tweets, e-mails are next. and "morning joe" is just moments away. [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pill now? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness of treating frequent heartburn. it's simple with prilosec otc. one pill a day. twenty-four hours. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. [ female announcer ] improve the he

>> jimmy: sure, seth. seth herzog, everybody.eers and applause ] >> i love to give a shout out to the movie "puss boots." great film. i loved it so much. the 3d was so much better than i thought it would be. terrific. >> jimmy: i saw it, too. that was really good. >> kind of surprised to hear you say that, jimmy. >> jimmy: what, that i like "puss in boots?" >> oh, did you say "puss in boots?" yeah, that's not what i saw. [ laughter ] i saw a much different movie that was also in 3d. [ laughter ] "puss boots." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you're disgusting. >> don't let me get on, jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: hey, everybody. it's milky j, the guy who loves the hubble space telescope. [ cheers and applause ] there he is. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: what's up? what's up, milky? >> what's up? what's up, milky? what's up is if you need a telescope to show you the majesty of a celestial cosmos, hubble got you. that's what's up. if you want to see dwarf galaxies churning out an enormous star at an amazing rate, hubble got you. [ light la

>> seth, i love all of america, from dallas, texas to manchester new hampshire. mountains to new hampshire's scenic lake winnipesaukee. to the affordable outlet malls in north conway, new hampshire. >> i'm from new hampshire. >> well, that makes sense. because you're kind and good looking, classic new hampshire. >> governor luntzman, there's a crowd in new hampshire, i can tell you that we do not fall for easy compliments. >> that's because you're wise like a dartmouth professor. >> are your parents registered vote sners. >> my mom's a democrat and a my father's an independent. >> say hi to your dad for me. >> pretty good, jon huntsman on weekend update. "snl" led the show with jason sedakis, mitt romney trying to show he can be edgy. >> tonight, mitt romney is going to let loose, get ready for mitt romney, raw and unleashed. >> if elected press, my first act would be to repeal obama hair. ooths, i mean obama care. what an endearing flub. was there a sex scandal in my past? could be. could be. why don't we ask one of my former employees, debra singer. >> you said

at the harrison house 12-year- old seth has a cell phone and the first conversation was the one with his pants. >> we trust our children, we talk to them about what is right, what's appropriate, what's not appropriate to send. >> reporter: seth said even at his young age he has received message that made him uncomfortable. >> i don't like what they say sometimes like if they are about like drugs or sex then i just delete them. >> reporter: a father believes those words open the door to more trouble. he created an app. >> parents have a way of being told when a specific word or text is used. >> reporter: the father of two teens from his office he came up with the app. it is >> i found -- using inappropriate language in response to specific thick things. . >> reporter: there is no secret his kids know the app is active. it lets parents put in keywords that pertain to drugs sex or anything they want to track. if a text shows up with that word parents will see it. >> they won't see all of the texts, you don't have the time or interest, only the ones that violate the rules. l. >> reporter

z seth doane reports. >> reporter: this was the first video she seen of her son derek. she described her 19-year-old a student at georgetown university as passionate and bright. >> he believes in being peaceful, peaceful negotiations, peaceful discussions, so that's why we just have a hard time believing that he could be part of anything violent. >> reporter: but the twitter page of another one of the students, 21-year-old luke gates, a junior at indiana university, appears to reveal his thinking on his alleged role in the protests. gates writes, he was feeling reckless. in another tweet, he admits we were throwing rocks and adds, honestly, hopefully, i die here. the third american, 19-year-old gregory porter, a student at drexel university, was known at his glennside, pennsylvania, prep school as a nationally ranked member of the debate team. the head master remembers porter who graduated in 2010. he spoke with porter's mother. what was his reputation like at this school? >> he was a very fine guy and a gifted intellect. he was a very good debater. >> reporter: seth do

we asked seth doane to find out more about them. >> that's him. i can tell. that's my son. >> reporter: this was the first time joyce sweeney had seen video of her son derek since he was detained in cairo last night. >> i'm not mad at him. i just want him safe. >> reporter: she described her 19-year-old a student at georgetown university as passionate and bright. >> he believes in being peaceful, peaceful negotiations, peaceful discussions. so that's why we just have a hard time believing that he could be part of anything violent. >> reporter: but the twitter page of another one of the students, 21-year-old luke gates, a junior at indiana university, appears to reveal his thinking on his alleged role in the protests. gates writes he was feeling "reckless." in another tweet he admits "we were throwing rocks," and adds, "honestly, hopefully i die here." the third american, 19-year-old gregory porter, a student at drexel university, was known at his glenside pennsylvania prep school as a nationally ranked member of the debate team. head master richard kestler re

the fifa president seth blatter.he controversy began wednesday when blatter told cnn that racism on the football pitch didn't exist. >> there is no racism. there is maybe one of the players towards the other, he has words or a gesture which is not the correct one. but also the one who's affected by that, he should say it's a game. we are in the game. at the end of the game, we shake hands. this can happen because we work so hard against racism. and discrimination in the whole world is aware of the efforts we are making against discrimination. and on the field of play, sometimes you'll say something on the field which is not very correct. then at the end of the game, the game is over, and you have the next game where you can behave better. >> for many the comments themselves are inflammatory enough but the timing unfortunate. just hours after blatter's interview, the league charged snyder with racially abusing another player. the football association is also investigating whether chelsea captain john terry here racial

seth doane reports from afghanistan's bagram air base. >> reporter: he won't reveal his face or evenis full name, but 52-year-old mohammed wants his story told. he claims he has trouble walking now after spending a year confined to a 35-square-foot jail cell at the u.s. prisoner- of-war in afghanistan. "our cells were like cages," he explained. "we couldn't see anything outside." these are what those cells look like. roughly an hour's drive from kabul, the detention facility at bagram is veiled in secrecy, except for a few carefully choreographed glimpses like this media tour two years ago. the military won't disclose the names of its detainees or the reasons for continuing to hold them. >> "someone had reported that i was helping the taliban," he tells us. mohammed says he's never supported the taliban. in fact, he says, he's an educator who even teaches girls in school. he claims to be trained as an engineer, not as a terrorist. there are now 3,000 alleged insurgents detained at bagram, five times as many as when president obama took office. the military says it's providing safe an

but when i look at it, i see seth, mark, tom, and people like that who work on engines every day. [ manit's a dream, honestly. there it is. awesome. that's so cool! yeah, that was awesome! [ cheering ] i wanna see that again. ♪ try smart balance buttery spread. it's heart-healthier than butter. with omega-3s. 64% less saturated fat. and clinically proven to help support healthy cholesterol. ♪ put a little love in your heart ♪ >>> the republican presidential candidates will be right here in this hall tomorrow night to debate national security issues. we know there are big differences. tonight they're unified in saying the president should get most of the blame now that the super committee failed and that deadline will not be met. earlier today, i discussed the deficit challenge with one of the republican candidates, the former utah governor, jon huntsman. >> let's start with today. if president huntsman were in office today and the deadline were a few hours away. >> we don't need to recreate the while, that's kicking the canment we need presidential leadership chlt we need somebody to st

>> it is true, seth.go he was polling at margin of error so to have any digit at all is a pretty big deal. i love all of america from dallas, texas to manchester, new hampshire, from the innovation of silicon valley to the affordable outlet malls in conway, new hampshire. i'm from new hampshire, that makes sense because you're kind and good looking, classic new hampshire. >> well he's paved the way for the rest of the field. i wonder who will be next to take the plunge to "snl." >>> next up when you think of in are mr you're not alone if the first word that comes to mind is boring. what if romney made an attempt to be a little less vanilla. >> tonight mitt romney is going to really let loose. get ready for mitt romney, raw and unleashed. sometimes i open my closet i think, is this a graveyard? because there are so many skeletons inside. ha, ha. was from a sex scandal in my past? could be. could be. why don't we ask one of my former employees, deborah singer. i never made a comment about your clothing. >>

. >>> everybody i'm seth. here is your entertainment buzz. we have a long holiday weekend. let's check out what's new at the movies. >> wow. i can't believe we are all back together. >> yeah. >> sorry. super excited. >> they're back! in the muppets, three of their biggest fans discover a plot to drill below their old stomping grounds. kermit and the gang went their separate ways to raise money to save the theater. >> you want to wake up the whole north pole? >> good idea. >> who cares about one single child? >> santa's high-tech operation to deliver toys to good girls and boys in time to reassure the night goes off without a hitch. look for this in 3-d. >> who are you? >> hugo. >> where do you live? is it a secret? >> yes. >> oh, good, i love secrets. >> also in 3-d is hugo based on a children's book set in the 1930s in paris. an orphan is wrapped up in a mystery involving his late father and the robot he left behind. >> you can quit this. forget marilyn monroe. forget hollywood. >> a couple in limited release, my week with marilyn is about an assistant on the movie set who

as for seth michael, his -- >> we will pick him up at 7:30 to go to a japanese restaurant and then tooys r us for a shopping spree. the biggest one we've done so far. >> easy to do for a kid who gets good grades, plays sports year rund, and loves music and art. >> seth michaels says this may not be his last big 11 celebration. >> unless i live to be 111. so that would be pretty awesome. >> yes. >> you can see the 111 best "u local photos "and share them at wbal tv 11 at u local.com. >> she's batting around the idea of spending $1,100. i asked if i could be her kid. >> coming up, a look at her top stories. >> including how baltimore police have a double shooting on their hands with a gunman who is on the loose. >> yesterday was kind of blustery. not quite as chilly today. plenty of sun in the insta-weather plus forecast just ahead. >> we'll get to our top stories in just a moment. first we're going to go to john. >> yesterday it was a little raw, a little bruftery with those winds gusting at 35 it 36 miles per hour or so. may have left you more work in your yard, leaves on the ground t

. >> seth meyers. >> you said alive. he really is dead inside. >> leave seth meyers alone.bout this tomorrow night. >> i think we should. >> the cain accusation, you mentioned the new hampshire leader is not the manchester leader. but even back then wasn't the endorsement not as big of a deal as it used to be. it is not like pat buchanan won the nomination. >> i mean in terms of conservatives respecting them. right now that seems to be where the fight s. john gibson says all of the tea partiers are thinking newt is their guy. >> no, i agree with you. i was speaking more -- >> no, it hasn't been decisive. >> to that point, gingrich is everything the tea party should be against and conservatives seem to be liking him. >> the most amazing thing to me is the former speaker of the house managed to portray himself as the outsider. and people are buying it. >> and not only that, and i don't mean to be critical, but i'm all for this, but over the last 10 years they have made $100 million playing inside washington. >> but he is the outsider because everybody talks about how much the

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seth doane has the latest us on that angle. good old holiday travel, seth. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: there is good news at the gas pump today and that could be welcome relief for holiday travel right around the corner. the price of crude dropped about 4% yesterday to just under $99 a barrel. oil prices had been soaring since early october, when a barrel was around $75. the cost of crude has been up due to a recovering u.s. economy and jitters about two of the world's major oil producers. iran and questions about its nuclear program and nigeria and political unrest there. with a bit of relief in crude costs comes slightly lower gas prices too. a gallon of regular dropped a penny yesterday to $3.39. that is down 59 cents from its peak in may but still half a dollar more than this time last year. still, regardless of price, aaa says americans are feeling a bit better about the economy and plan to spend the holiday with family and friends. >> if gas would have been more expensive than it would be now, i probably wouldn't be going to laugh y laf

>> seth myers, fake news anchor. one of ours. >> brian williams, although he may not appreciate this, has become the grand old man of american news. he's the anchor of manage can editor of "nightly news" and "rock center." not bad for a guy from new jersey whose first job was a bus boy at perkins pancake house. been a long way from that pancake house. >> yeah. can i quibble with grand old man? there's nothing grand about me whatsoever. but yes, i'm about as lucky as anyone who will ever sit in this chair across from you. >> what is the definition of news in the modern age, do you thing? >> oh, i think it's very clear. take the broadcast i do, "nbc nightly news." we are very fortunate to be the leader among three traditional network evening newscasts. it's the oldest product nbc has in a building built for the radio era, and yet we have built our audience over this past year. and my theory is that people know it when they see it, to quote the great justice potter stewart. they know our brand name. and if they come to

but when i look at it, i see seth, mark, tom, and people like that who work on engines every day. [ man4 ] i would love to see this thing fly. it's a dream, honestly. there it is. awesome. that's so cool! yeah, that was awesome! [ cheering ] i wanna see that again. ♪ we have a lot of fear. a year from now it will be better. buy the spider. and i like it >> shout out to piteand the awesome coaching staff. women are making more money . 45 percent are willing to stay home and work. >> you go, ladies. john? i want to say stay home. google out of the renewable energy business. they don't have a energy plan. and buy