. >> shepard: tea party triumph. tonight, what does it mean for republicans and democrats when we all go to the polls in november? i'm shepard smith. the news starts now. [cheers] >> shepard: the tea party pulls off another upset. >> cheney. >> shepard: and democrats are calling it a game changer. >> i think it's clear that the tea party movement has the upper hand now. >> outside of washington, the republican party has never been more united. >> shepard: tonight, a look ahead to november. plus, they're accused of bullying a girl so brutally she killed herself. now, two teenagers head to court with one suspect facing life in prison. and this hurricane season just became a record breaker. now a new threat to oil rigs in the gulf. but, first from fox this wednesday night, 48 days until the midterm elections and good grief. democrats say they have a super chance to keep control of congress. but of what they call a civil war in the republican party. another tea party favorite sending a more moderate g.o.p. candidate pack

>>shepard: you have copies? >>guest: absolutely. >>shepard: how did you feel? >>guest: i was like, why me? why now? i have done so good, and at the moment i was devastated. this guy could have pulled his support off the table at any time. i didn't know how the process worked. what would he say if they called him? i was scared. and i was frustrated at the thought he could pull everything i worked for because i didn't please him. ship suspect he said he was sorry he sent the text but he did not mean harm. >>guest: i texted him after going back and forth with the family member about telling him i was ready for school, saying let's keep it professional, i have a boyfriend. the boyfriend part was a fib, but i wanted him to leave me alone. >>shepard: why did you wait until after the other scandal to come forward? >>guest: i didn't come forward with mine with advice, some said, come forward, and most said don't come forward. i didn't come forward because i was afraid if i rocked the boat i would be standing here today with me with financial debt and then i could not g

>> shepard: she is tired.celebrities with drug trouble like the rockers mick jagger and paul mccartney and soccer star. foxfox announcing "american ido" owned by the parent company of this network judges are steven tyler from aerosmith and jennifer lopez. they will join the only remaining original judge randy jackson. >> we have got a great legacy from the past but now we want to talk about the future. >> between heart and passion and street cred. this is going to be a ricter scale event. >> shepard: i bet it will. it returns in january down the dial on the big fox network. now updating some of fox top stories tonight bob woodward reporting in a new book that there was a lot of infighting in the white house about how to handle the war in afghanistan. a white house official reportedly says there is no surprise there was a vigorous debate. iran now showing off a new missile, one it says can reach reportedly america's ally israel and parts of europe. and a state controller says that leaders in bell, california us

>>shepard: i wonder why? >> aides say issues are ripe they tried to bring to the forefront and he is proposal meeting with japanese and chinese officials and there is probably more discussion about north korea and they thought that was the best place to do it rather than a war of words with kim chong-il. >>shepard: when it looks like they could consider changing the regime? looks like. we don't know. >>reporter: exactly. >>shepard: nice to have you in the big city. a programming note, i am scheduled to interview president mahmoud ahmadinejad tomorrow and we will hear what he has to say about the nuclear program and relations is with the united states and other countries and i will ask him about the bomb issue and the threat that he wants israel to be blown off the face of the earth and coming up the international security expert had dinner with the iranian president and i was fascinated to hear what his tone was last night. first time i heard it described like this. he will be with us in a few minutes. the pu

>>shepard: thank you.s at a peewee football game in texas setting a bad example. parents and coaches throwing down after a touchdown. one coach gave his side of the story. listen. >>guest: the coach from the patriot team grabbed my son and threw him 12' to 15' and the entire stadium erupted. >>shepard: one coach is banned for life and both teams from the playoffs. parents try to appeal the ruling. authorities report they may not file criminal charges. with us now from houston is the man who works with the coach. you guys have the player who was allegedly tossed. what went down? >>guest: it was fourth quarter, 1:45 remains in the game. the, we kicked the bill to the patriot. >>shepard: patriots and hurricanes. >>guest: yes, sir. they are running downfield. the coach's son make as block on one player and that player falls to the ground and it is near the patriot's side line and there is a tuesday -- tussle between both of them and a patriot coach went to the player tried to break them up but instead of break

shepard? >> shepard: eric shawn live at the united nations. there are new details tonight about what life may have been like for the american woman held prisoner in iran for more than a year and for her fiance and friend still stuck there the iranians of accused them of spying. they claim they cross the the border by accident. sarah shourd now back in the united states. iran reports it released her because of concern that she might have cancer and after somebody paid a half million dollars in bail. so far sarah shourd has not talked about her 13 months in captivity but another american woman is telling bus her ordeal. she is the journalist who spent more than three months in iranian prison on charges of spying. >> when i was taken there >> shepard: she says the iranians kept her in solitary confinement for two weeks but never physically tortured her: if you are gay and want to fight for your country, you can't be open about it. the gay part that is it's the law in america. senate republicans blocked the legislation that would have changed that

i'm shepard smith. this is fox news. >> bethany storo told everybody about the mysterious attacker. >> a woman took the substance and threw it in her face. >> she held a dramatic hospital news conference. >> i could actually hear it bubbling and sizzling my skin. >> ms. storo admitted her injuries were self-inflicted. >> she is extremely upset. she is very remorseful. >> shepard: but that may not be good enough. tonight, the price she could pay and the question. why would anybody do this? two air carriers now agreeing to form the biggest airline on the planet. but will fewer companies mean higher prices tonight what to expect in the airlines takes to the skies. antiterrorism forces make arrests after a threats to the pope's safety. now new developments in a growing investigation. but first from fox this friday night, they had access to some of america's most important nuclear secrets. now prosecutors say this couple tried to sell those secrets to another country. the announcement came down this afternoo

shepard? >> shepard: wendell goler, live at a very rainy night in the north lawn, wendell, thanks a lot. fox news confirmed today that tomorrow morning president obama will announce the resignation of the white house chief of staff, rom rahm emanuel it is widely reported that he is stepping down to run for mayor of chicago and he has been with the president since day one of the administration and we're told he could leave washington, this weekend. so he can begin campaigning immediately. so what about a replacement? we're told the white house senior advisor, peter rouse is a likely candidate to fill in, as interim chief of staff. prosecutors reportedly considering hate crime charges, in a case that has gotten national attention. the new jersey college freshman who killed himself after his roommate and his roommate's friend are said to have secretly sent out a live internet feed of the fish man hooking up with another guy. the victim, was tyler clemente who jumped off the george washington brid

. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. gunman with an ak 47 on a college campus. plus north korea appears set to get a third generation dictator. the north korean leader kim jung-il giving his son a big promotion. that could lead to the country's top job. >> he's going to try to be a mini me dictator. i don't think he's going to have the means to do it. >> steve: tonight a close-up look at the dictator family that controls a nuclear nation. targeting terror. we'll see how the c.i.a. is reportedly using drone strikes to try to prevent a terrorist attack. plus, a discovery some scientists say could help end migraines. >> it's there in the nerve cells that gauge whether or not pain is being transmitted. >> shepard: it's not just headache sufferers who might benefit. tonight replevy in our dna. a deadly day on the campus of a major american university. swat tanks rolling down the streets of the university of texas at austin this afternoon after a 19-year-old student ran into the library with an ak 47 and started firing. it sent the whole campus into an immediate lock

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>>shepard: a psychologist, a dr.e boy told him he attempted suicide not once, but four times. once by hanging. once by overdosing on drugs and once by plutting a plastic bag on the head and once by putting a space heater in the bath but the prosecution said this cannot be proved. what is your thinking as a prosecutor? >> he needs to be disassociated from society. he is a man. he pleaded guilty. he admitted to killing his ten-year-old brother. he needs to be removed from society. if he was so mentally stubbed, he -- disturbed he could have said i could not appreciate what i did and he had an insanity defense but he accepted responsibility, admitted what he did and the only thing to do is to put him away for good. i wonder what he would do if he watched "silence of the lambs." >>shepard: one more thing, randy, there is an accusation and they cannot prove this either, the family claims that the 18-year-old was sexually molested by his first stepfather years ago and that is when the mental problems began to creep up. i w

>>shepard: we do. the news begins on studio b in box number, the iranian president, ahmadinejad, in new york city, with the comments on the united states: nuclear weapons. and why iran is "the future." in box two, the new york city mayor bloomburg putting the counterterrorism plan into place today flipping the switch on hundreds of security cameras. the critics warn we are a surveillance state. if box three, this is the man on trial for killing his wife would claims caffeine made him do it. the caffeine defense. ahead unless breaking news changes everything. first, at 3:00 in new york city, america's long financial recession is over. and has been for more than a year. of course, try telling that to millions who work or are out of work and looking for a job. according to the national bureau of economic research it lasted 18 months from december of 2007 to june of 2009. that makes it the longest recession since the great depression. the committee is concerned with the future financial trouble. esident ob

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. this is "fox report." tonight, united states troops on the offensive in afghanistan. a new push and a firefight caught on video. plus, the soldier who admits he and his fellow troops murdered innocents for fun. >>> also tonight -- know how the feds can tap your phone? [ dialing ] >> hello? >> shepard: well, now they're reportedly trying to figure out how to intercept conversations on skype, on blackberry, and even on facebook. tonight, the secret new push for eavesdropping in cyber space. moments of chaos on a passenger plane. >> brace for an attack. >> heads down, heads down. heads down. >> shepard: tonight, more video from the j.f.k. emergency landing, and what we've now learned about the hero pilot at the controls. plus, new details about how the millionaire owner of the segway company just died on a segway. but first, from fox this monday night, the major push in afghanistan. and a big one in to kandahar. plus in marjah, they are stepping up the fight. we are witness. watch this. >> right over here. so

>>shepard: no water.ke an underground water main and that left nearly all high dramatics dry. new today, b.p.'s broken well will be permanently sealed by 3) >>shepard: and now studio b, a case that drew national attention to bullying in schools. and today it is back in court. the hearing involves two of the six accuses of harassing this girl, then 15 years old, to the point where prosecutors say they finally killed herself. the teens in court today are two teens. prosecutors say one was a popular football player with a brief relationship with phoebe and we are toll it ended and when it did, he get back together with his ex who is on the left hand side of the screen. prosecutors say the day price died, rathers phoebe prince diesed, the two teens called her obscene names in the school library and again later as she left school. investigators say when she got home she hanged herself in the bedroom in the closet. the defense attorneys say there is no evidence that proves that bullying led to her suicide? >>

>>shepard: thank you from afghanistan. and now bringing in a washington bureau chief for the news service and was seven years at a bureau chief in pakistan, afghanistan, and india and interviewed the afghanistan president and knows the region well. thank you for coming. >>reporter: thank you for inviting me. >>shepard: security is a challenge tomorrow. it is unclear how you have security when the people do not believe the government is legitimate. >>reporter: that's a big concern. you look at the election you have over 1,000 polling stations are not going to be open tomorrow. one -- one in seven will not open. what kind of election is that. the international crisis group, a respected think tank says there is no doubt there will be massive fraud in the election. so that is a concern. so, there is relative doubt you will see progress from last year to this year which is a major concern. >>shepard: you have written and i read here that we are "riding a narrative that allows us to withdraw." tomorrow is an important milestone

>>shepard: thank you.p manned drone attacks on militants in pakistan are having a devastating effect on the terrorists but it is also now clear that most pakistanis do not like the missile strikes. according to a poll by the nonprofit new american foundation, nearly 90 percent of pakistanis say they want the u.s. to stop the drone operations and 60 percent say they are fine with suicide attacks against american troops as a result. on the bright side, three quarters of pakistanis survey disapprove of al qaeda. prosecutors announce details of a huge cyber crime ring that targeted folks online and cleared out their banking accounts. we are told the risk of these scams is far from over. @=h [ female announcer ] there's a new way to let go of some of the annoying symptoms menopause brings. introducing one a day menopause formula. the only complete multivitamin with soy isoflavones to help address hot flashes and mild mood changes. new one a day menopause formula. >>shepard: a new study concerning those who suf

>>shepard: great to see you. and we will talk about rahm emanuel's expected departure and what it meepz for the white house with the cofounder and executive director of www.realclearpolitics.com. and the ultimate reality show, and the united states is wanting very closely the north korean dictator kim chong-il as he promotes his third son to the rank of four star general. in doing so ahead of the nuclear armed nation's biggest political gathering in three decades. this is a new picture of his son. people in the north korean capital appear excited for the big announcement dancing in the square but there are things that are not always exactly as they seem and it is a secret country. our corporate is live at our newsroom here in new york. do we have any clue what is happening? >>reporter: not really. nothing for certain when it comes to north korea but it seems now that it is highly likely his son will take over as leader when his father dies. given kim chong-il's sickness, that could be very soon. so, what will nor

>>shepard: that sounds valid. of the fees and thousand they add up for the airlines. >>guest: last year, all fees combined for domestic flights under $8 billion; there year close to $9 billion. fees are not going to go away. you have southwest acquiring air trap, and southwest does not have bag fees or change fees so we have one airline soon to have no fees. >>shepard: that is the most anding merger for me recently. what has happened in the past air tran has followed delta's route. if you want to go from new york to miami and do not want to pay as much as delta you can go on air tran if you can deal with it. >>guest: if you connect through atlanta you can go anywhere on air tran so you have, with southwest, a strong foothold in the southeast corridor. they got slots in newark because of the united continental deal and they will get more slots at that guardia so southwest has a nice presence on the east coast. >>shepard: and air tran goes into memphis but southwest does not. air tran goes into la guardia, all over

sorry. >> shepard: not at all. the spirit of things now are we are on a dead set for the general election and that begins tomorrow. how do the two parties match up? i guess we're at the starting line, karl. >> yeah, well the polls show the republicans have an advantage in the general election in the fall. they start looking for 10 seats in the republican in the senate for republican majority and 39 for the house. the polls suggest now that at least 40 democratic incumbents are trailing or losing in the house and republicans are knocking on the door with toss-ups or democratic seats leaning their way in as many as a dozen. this could be the biggest republican pickup year since 1994. and the tea party movement has already contributed to more than 4 million additional votes cast for republicans than democrats. the momentum is clearly on their side 49 days from today we see the general election results. >> shepard: karl cam on on a busy night in wilmington, delaware. karl, thanks. congressman charlie rangel faces his t

i'm shepard smith. this is fox news. >> we have never sought to dominate others. >> shepard: the iranian leader at the united nations general assembly and speaking out the nuclear program. the americans still held prisoner. and why he says the future belongs to iran. genetically engineered animals on your dinner table. the feds making a major decision about whether companies can sell scientifically modified food. tonight, is it safe to eat? plus, the great recession is over. tonight, the official word from economists and what it actually means for our recovery. first from fox this monday night, unemployment rate above 9%, it probably doesn't feel like an accurate diagnosis, but it is. economy cannists sigh the longest recession since world war ii, ended more than a year ago. the national bureau of economic research reports the recession ended in june of 2009. capping off total of 18 months of economic decline. today's announcement removes a lot of uncertainty in some quarters. since many analysts consid

jessica stroup i'm, dax shepard is here and jessica stroup >> jimmy: dax shepard is here and jessa stroup and we have music from shontelle. this week unnecessary censorship and i have a favorite new politician. >> i'm the clerk of courts and and star county commissioner in 2000 and i will not apologize for my tone tonight. i have been republican and i'm good and i have been a rep and i'm bad! >> jimmy: his name is phil davidson and there's a lot more where that came from. "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes. fish: see? you're on the bright side already-- green tea with citrus, sunny day. so...if it's cool with you, i'm gonna go for a quick swim. heh. be right back. [grunts] announcer: lipton--drink on the bright side. fish: hey! let's take a look at the stats. mini has more than double the fiber and whole grain... making him a great contender in this bout... against mid-morning hunger. honey nut cheerios is coming in a little short. you've got more whole grain in your little finger! let's get ready for breakfaaaaaaaaaast! ( ding, cheering, ringing ) keeping you full and focused with m

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and talk with kate shepard an environmental reporter for mother jones magazine kate shepard welcome the kaiser report. thanks for having me let's talk b.p. oil spill the government of b.p. say the oil in the gulf of mexico has almost entirely disappeared scientists say it's mostly still there tell us what each side claims and who's lying well this all started on august fourth when the government released this oil budget report that many interpreted as saying that you know three quarters of the oil is gone in the golf i mean we had the white house energy adviser going on t.v. saying exactly that that three quarters was gone but in actuality when you looked at the report it wasn't that it was magically gone it was either dispersed throughout the water you know twenty five percent of what was still at or near the surface and then you know another another twenty five percent had had either been removed or evaporated in some way or another last week we had a congressional hearing about this issue and the head of this report i know i said you know actually three quarters of this is still me e

i'm shepard smith. the news starts now. >> let me be clear once more, the united states and the international community seek a resolution to our differences with iran. >> but so far, iran hasn't been too cooperative. tonight, the iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad offers his side of the story. we can stream shows, get them on demand, subscribe to net flix. but when's the last time you actually went to a store and rented a video? that might be the problem for this company. tonight, blockbuster goes bankrupt. >> plus -- >> in 1987, i were loremember l up to the twin towers and realizing wouldn't it be fantastic to own buildings? >> he realized his dream weeks before 9/11. tonight, he shares his vision for rebuilding and tells us how on the day of the attacks, his wife saved his life. first from fox tonight, mahmoud ahmadinejad. mahmoud ahmadinejad has a history of making waves at the united nations and today at the general assembly, he put on quite a show. saying many of said america was actually behind t

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. and the iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad now repeating his controversial comment about 9/11 possibly being an inside job. he made the remarks during a speech at the united nations yesterday. president obama responded in a television interview calling ahmadinejad's comments offensive and hateful. but that didn't stop ahmadinejad from repeating himself at a news conference this morning. >> almost in all the polls over 80% of the american people consider the 9/11 tragedy a suspicious one. >> jon: we have no idea what polls he is referring to there we wanted to grill him about this ourselves. you will remember yesterday we told you shepard was scheduled to interview president ahmadinejad. after the interview was confirmed the iranians called it off citing some sort of, quote, bilateral problems and chaos at their hotel. this morning they changed their minds again, but shepard was no longer available, having since left on a trip that he had initially cancelled for the interview and th

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. the news starts now. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. >> that woman did not survive. and her husband says he could only listen helpless while these men attacked his wife and children. >> we think of jennifer, haley and makalya every second of every day. >> tonight, searching for justice after an unthinkable crime. he's accused of murdering 13 people during the fort hood shooting spree. now, it's time for major nidal hasan to finally face a judge. plus -- drugs in america. tonight, the startling new study that's forcing the question -- why are so many people getting high? gunfire ringing through the halls of one of the best hospitals in the world today as police say a man overwhelmed by his mother's condition pulled a gun and opened fire on her doctor. the shooting didn't stop there. it happened at johns hopkins medical center. investigators say the doctor had just told 50-year-old paul warren partis hi

. >> joel mchale on top of dax shepard, 80-53. the all william round, william perry chews up the sports guy bill simmons, 86-83. >> jimmy: and the big scorer, jimmy kimmel crushes adam carolla, 115-86, which stirred up a bit of controversy. >> jimmy: i'm adding up the points again, and i did -- i've confirmed that i did beat you, i did win. >> awesome. >> your cousin's the commissioner. >> huh? >> did we have an independent party do the scoring -- >> independent cousin. >> your stooge, kimmel. >> everyone knew what the deal was when we signed up -- thank you, sal. you get the peanut treatment. >> don't worry about that. >> jimmy: wah, wah. nobody likes a cry berry. i mean, a cry baby. check out next week's matchups on the "jimmy kimmel live" youtube page. i'm jimmy kimmel. >> i'm cousin sal. >> bang! >> cry berries. >> dicky: to follow the action all season long, go to the "jimmy kimmel live" youtube channel and click on fantasy league for scores, videos and more. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes with joanna garcia, music

the licenses of maryland doctors riley and shepard have been suspendee. @%> another beautiful day but we do actually need the rain. >> we sure can use it. chief meteorologist vytas eid is here with your first look at the forecast. it appears as though we're going to get some. >> there's a chance for rain coming our way. we have a frontal boundary pushing in from the north west giving us a chance foo those showers. looking at the map, the future scan, this is what the model data is telling us for the prediction. as you you notice it's not a lot of rain. there's a chance for western -aryland to get showers and thunderstorms. for the most part we have a slight chance for getting a stray shower here or there. in the mix it looks like we might get a little rain scattered across the area. it seems like more in western maryland. let's talk more about what those temperatures are showing across the region. it looks like we will continue to see those temperatures very comfortable out there. across the rrgion looking at 83 in hagerstown, 85 in d.c..33 -s we cross the mountain over in western mar

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my name is douglas shepard and i have lived in san francisco for 15 years. would like to speak in support of this. i think it is something that is noteworthy and i would like to make a suggestion that four students who are kind of close to dropping out of school, i think that this sort of program should be offered in writing to the parents of students and that the school should get a written reply as to whether that student is going to accept the help or reject it. something like this, rather than simply being suggested, should be done in writing in order to basically make the student and parents aware that they need to use the process. i would also like to pose two questions to the department public library. the first is if they have ever investigated allegations made by a public comment her that comes up to make presentations on video regarding friends of the library. i have always wondered if these allegations are true or false and i think that they should be publicly taking care of. i would also like to pose a question to the public library about whether

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but meanwhile, you know, fox is spending almost no money that i'm aware of promoting people like shepardith and he still has-- is killing everybody with-- >> maybe cnn should just cover the news. that's a novel idea. >> i think zucker and klein are ideal for the plumbing industry because they've driven the ratings for both networks into the toilet. it doesn't matter who replaces them they're liberals and have the same world view. it's like replacing the captain of the "titanic." the thing is still going down. >> we have to take one more break. when we come back jon stewart heads to washington. >> jon stewart is planning a rally to restore sanity. >> see you october 30th on the national mall. >> how did he get to the place where media figures are playing politicians? playing politicians? that's next on news watch. activia has delicious news for dessert lovers. often, the best part of a meal is the dessert. but sometimes after a busy day and a heavy greasy dinner... my system needs some tlc. now there's something new. introducing activia dessert. rich, silky, smooth yogurt with desserty fl

but meanwhile, you know, fox is spending almost no money that i'm aware of promoting people like sheparding everybody with-- >> maybe cnn should just cover the news. that's a novel idea. >> i think zucker and klein are ideal for the plumbing industry because they've driven the ratings for both networks into the toilet. it doesn't matter who replaces them they're liberals and have the same world view. it's like replacing the captain of the "titanic." the thing is still going down. >> we have to take one more break. when we come back jon stewart heads to washington. >> jon stewart is planning a rally to restore sanity. >> see you october 30th on the national mall. >> how did he get to the place where media figures are playing politicians? that's next on news watch. oul. it was a real shock. i remember being at the hospital thinking, "i should have done more to take care of myself." you should've. that's why i'm exercising more now. eating healthier. and i also trust my heart to lipitor. [ male announcer ] when diet and exercise are not enough, adding lipitor may help. lipitor is a choleste

>>> four people are recovering now from a shooting in northwest just after midnight at fifth and shepard streets. all four victims were just sitting in a car when a gunman came up and fired shots into the car. the victims' names and conditions have not been released but they're all expected to survive. >>> for the first time in nearly 100 years a woman is set to be executed in virginia. 41-year-old theresa lewis is scheduled to die by lethal injection at the maximum security prison thursday in jarrett. she pleaded guilty in 2003 to two counts of capital murder for hire. her husband and stepson were the victims. >>> a traffic reminder for d.c. drivers. the south capital and chain bridge remain closed and will reopen monday morning. d.c. transportation officials say emergency repairs were needed after serious structural problems were found during a routine inspection in may. work is expected to continue on certain weekends throughout next month. >>> hurricane igor is pounding bermuda tonight. large waves are hitting the island's southern beaches. the cat 1 hurricane could drop 6 to 9 inche

the fridge swallowed team shepard whole. >> joel mchale beaten up by a little gal named kristen bell. >> jimmy: and the sports guy bill simmons ekes out a tight win over adam carolla. they had a side bet on this one, and today, adam paid off. >> well, a bet's a bet. >> mr. carolla. >> take good care of her. it's been with my family for years, my great grandfather rode it into ellis island. >> what do you got against circus folk? >> jimmy: hakuna matata, right? check out next week's matchup on the "jimmy kimmel live" youtube page. >> the "jimmy kimmel live" fantasy league, right here, every week. >> jimmy: presented by gmc. i'm jimmy kimmel. >> i'm cousin sal. bang! >> jimmy: bang. >> that's my thing. let me do it. bang. >> dicky: to follow all the action all season long, go to the "jimmy kimmel live" youtube channel and click on fantasy league for scores, video and more. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes with music from maroon five and dane cook. looif i'll finally get the can fecoverage my family deserves. if it's something we can afford. to steer clear of the confusion, go to

. >> dax shepard no match for kimmel. >> jimmy: thank, sal. and perry made soup out of joel mchale who handled the loss with a little something called sportsmanship. >> wow. what a surprise. i got beat by a legend from the nfl. >> thank you. >> and i would like to take you out to dinner, so, if you don't mind, i'm going to go to the cash machine and get $5,000 so i with pay for it. >> jimmy: what do you think of that? >> he won, did everything. i got a team here, too. i don't know what he -- you know -- he's getting that now. >> exactly. >> i'm still right here. >> jimmy: right. that's some exciting stuff. check out next week's matchups on the "jimmy kimmel live" youtube page. >> the "jimmy kimmel live" fantasy league right here every week. >> jimmy: presented by gmc. >> oh, bang. i almost forgot. >> dicky: to follow all the auction, go to the "jimmy kimmel live" youtube channel for scores, videos and more. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes with zach galifianakis. from "jersey shore," nicole "snooki" polis polizzy and musi trombone shor

we'll have music from shontelle and our old pal dax shepard will be here. guest tonight is a five-star journalist. she's the anchor person for "abc world news" and tomorrow night she is co-host along with hated rivals katie couric and brian williams of "stand up to cancer," which airs simultaneously on abc, nbc, cbs, hbo and more. please welcome diane sawyer. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sorry to make you go the long way. we don't even have another guest. >> i'm still circling around here. >> jimmy: don't worry. that chair will be destroyed to punish it after the show. >> i don't follow instructions well. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> it's very nice to be here. >> jimmy: or i should say thanks to abc for forcing you to come back here again. >> really, really, it wasn't that painful. >> jimmy: well, thank you, good. >> the milder form. >> jimmy: i guess if you went to like afghanistan and haiti that this isn't -- it could be worse. >> afghanistan, haiti, where haven't i been in the last few months? i really started off with ahmadinejad, then we got