>> hey, shh! man, the twins are asleep upstairs. >> oh, my gosh, i was trying to get tickets to that concert two weeks ago. it was sold out. i would give anything to go to that concert. >> i have got to run. i have a half-hour to get down to this radio station so i can pick up my tickets. i cannot believe that i won. aah! >> hello! >> oh, sorry. [door slams] [baby crying] >> oh, this is wonderful. let me try--wait--can you help me--can you put it over here? thank you. ohh. [chuckles] thank you all so much. thank you. such a lovely little couple. >> hello. hey, brother. >> hi there, babe. hi. you feeling better? oh, curtis, yes, you could not do that yesterday. >> went to the doctor, got a shot, and now i feel brand-new. unh. 3 points. >> oh, very good. very good, baby. i am so glad that you are here. look at this place. now, baby, all of these toys need to be cleared out by tomorrow. and the filters need to be changed. and then i was in the bathroom-- >> baby, i got all this. don't worry about it.

shh! mum's the word.t to just apologize to gablehauser and get your job back? oh, no, no, no, i have too much to do. like luminous fish. shh! i'm sorry. i didn't... that's just the beginning. i also have an idea for a bulk mail-order feminine hygiene company. oh, glow-in-the-dark tampons! leonard, we're gonna be rich. thanks for coming on such short notice. well, you did the right thing calling. i didn't know what else to do. he's lost all focus. every day he's got a new obsession. this is a particularly disturbing one. mommy? hi, baby! (mouthing) when you color a lot, you need a color that cares a lot. only excellence crème from l'oreal has triple protection. pre-treatment seals fragile ends. color cream protects. deep conditioning for rich, radiant color. and grays? gone! l'oreal's excellence. you ate the bones. nobody ate any bones. well he's breathing on me. [ male announcer ] it's kfc original recipe without the bones white or dark meat boneless and skinless try a 10 piece mixed bucket for just $14.9

. >> shh! i wasn't shoe shopping. i just stopped by to pick up a pair that i had on hold.reat? >> those are kind of cute. you know, you should pair those with an a-line skirt, like, cinched in the middle, a little bit of flair. what, like i'm the only brother who watches "project runway"? i am the only brother who watches "project runway." what is wrong with me? >> renee, i didn't know i'd be this late. >> yeah, and neither did dr. moore. >> was he looking for me? >> yes, his mother checked in on our floor, and he has been down here five times, he's called you twice. >> oh, no. he hates when anyone's even a minute late. >> yeah, i know. he cussed out his pregnant wife for missing her due date. >> oh, this is bad. >> mm-hmm. >> okay, i need to get up there right now. >> oh, no, no! i got you, boo. i covered for you. as far as he knows, you've been here all day. >> really? >> mm-hmm. >> renee, you covered for me? >> mm-hmm. >> oh, you are a lifesaver! ooh! i owe you big! >> no, you don't. don't mention it. i just hate for things to get ugly around here, so we need to get rid

>> shh! >> we can't hear with you crunching. >> what'd you say her name was?repeat, her name is... >> [ crunches loudly ] >> uncle brown! >> you just did it again. we can't hear with you crunching. >> what did you say her name was? >> they said rosie johnson. >> shh! >> oh, miss perthalene! oh, i'm so glad you're safe! >> yeah, so am i. >> that's a pretty big hug for somebody who's getting on your nerves. >> i never said that. >> girl, i am an old woman, and i know when i'm getting on somebody's nerves. >> okay, if you knew that, why you come running back over here? >> mr. brown! >> well, she did, right? >> i went home to get the tuna casserole. >> shut up. oh! ain't that with the crust stuff under the crumbs? girl, i'm gonna sit right here. you go ahead and come up missing again. >> the truth is, i-i just wanted to cook for somebody. i'm not ashamed to say that i get lonely. >> mmm. mmm, mmm. >> a mother never expects to outlive her children... >> oh, oh, oh, oh. >> ...her husband... >> yes. >> ...her dog... and the cat just died. >> that's what that hair is.

- shh-shh!: ok. - but in our library, you have to be very, very quiet. - (both whispering): ok. - o's uncle x is a librarian, so he knows all the rules. well... he knows all the rules about everything! - ok, this is where i keep my books about animals and plants. here's a book about animals, katerina! - baby animals? - of course. i got it from the baby animals shelf. hoo-hoo! - oooh, i can't wait to look at the pictures! ohhh! - nice! - uh... daniel? katerina?

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> that sign says "applesauce." [ laughter ] no, no, no, shh, shh, shh.idding. it says "applause." gav? [ cheers and applause ] good, there you go. now, could you do me a favor gav? can you flick that one? just flick it? there you go. [ cheers and applause ] all right. now, remember you're all a big part of the show so the better you are the better jimmy is. okay, now you see this lovely woman over here. good. yeah. she's giving me this sign. and it's we're on in 10 seconds so, ready to have a good time? all right. this is exciting isn't it? >> here we go guys, in 5-4-3 -- >> announcer: 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 ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very, very much! welcome! that's a great new york city crowd. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. sounding great tonight. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." that was a great -- welcome, everybody. here's what ev

shh. shh. shh. you'll wake her.

everybody, shh. >> follow my lead. >> with all of thselfies on in a instagram. you knew it was only a matter of time until somebody started an instagram pageant. you can spot a hottie and you have pagents. feel free to pick your favorite. >> does lock like it, actually. >> which one you actually to take home. >> keep going here real quick. >> i know what you are thinking, and i'm thinking the same thing. >> we've been duped before. >> i think they think they are men. >> with a body like this, you think this is a dude? >> stranger things have happened. >> seriously, this is really a top ten pageant with these very pretty ladies. >> i feel like there is something. what do we not know yet. >> there is a bomb to drop somewhere. >> i like the girl with the dude. i guess i pick her. that's a her. >> you guys really were on to something here. bl >> blow it up. >> this is thailand's top ten hottest lady boys on instagram. >> we have learned from you and we know better, and i will never believe you again this is like the their or fourth time she duped us or tried to dupe

. >> jimmy: shh. shh. >> steve: bears! [ yogi bear voice ] hey, boo boo!t look like i hulked out at my neighbor's backyard barbecue. [ laughter ] >> steve: wait -- ♪ >> jimmy: thank you -- [ laughter ] it's a seam. it's a seam. yeah, yeah, yeah. this is the best show in the world, man. i love it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, guys. >> steve: bears! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, toilets that flush automatically, for being the robots who really screwed up on career day. [ laughter ] aw. we need you. ♪ thank you, google, for going down in georgia earlier this week, and reminding me of that old song that i love, "when google went down in georgia." [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ well, the google went down to georgia everybody said what's the deal ♪ ♪ 'cause they couldn't find anything online when they were typin' in the searchin' field ♪ ♪ no g-chat or e-mails come the google is down and this ain't fun ♪ ♪ load up the yahoo and duck duck go should we use bing oh, hell no ♪ there ya have it. those are my "thank you notes!" we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody.

shh she and her partner, an ipis copal priest, have been a couple -- episcopal priest have been a couple 15 years. their union is not recognized by the state. she's hoping that will change if the aclu wins its lawsuit against virginia's gay marriage ban. >> the doma decision was not complete and it's still -- our marriages aren't recognized here in virginia, so we need to keep fighting. >> reporter: the aclu helped the couple sue when it tried to stop them from adopting their second son. >> the office that approved those placements under the governor said no, because they assume we violated that law that people like us could not adopt. and so we ended up suing virginia. >> reporter: virginia's one of 31 states with a constitutional amendment that bans the legal recollect anything's of staple sex -- recognition of same sex unions. opinions appear to be changing. recent polls show a majority of virginians are okay with same- sex marriage. >> polls are showing that people can be intimidated into not wanting to be called bigots by the like of the supreme court. >> reporter: delegate bob mars

tell people to shh. >> they'll do construction modificationize hear. we'll be back in a moment with wearable technology. >>> i'm not sure if i do. if you would love to wear your technology it will be a big year for you. >> a lot of smart watches coming out. our business and tech reporter, scott budman is here with the sneak peek. >> gentlemwatches seem to be th big thing to hit stores from lots of companies. one bay area company, we followed from the beginning called pebble got good news today. their smart watches are about to go mainstream. >> we are proud to say that pebble is now ready for primetime. >> it is a class iic david and lie@story. we haven't met goliath. david we know is pebble, the silicone valley smart watch that started as a kick starter project, raised a ton of money independently and just clocked a deal to be sold at retail giant best buy. >> it come to a pin the where the features are there and apps are working on pebble and time to see how far this can go. >> we caught up with pebble ceo at the airport. he is busy but took the time

. >> shh! you hear that? >> hear what? >> it's money staying in my pocket. cha-ching!> you know what? you two deserve each other. >> and you're really letting my heat out, though. >> all right. i love you, baby. >> shut that door. make no sense. now the heat is all out. it got to warm up again. what up, fliz-oyd? >> the crime rate. you ain't hear about the johnsons last night, did you? they got cleaned out. >> that's a mess. >> you're telling me, but i tell you what, i got the answer to your prayers, brother. >> that's not possible. >> why? >> because if my prayers were answered, you wouldn't be sitting here. >> look here. my cousin hooked me up with a home security system. >> man, please, i can't afford no security system. >> what? "you can't afford not to have one." ha ha! that was in the commercial. ha ha ha! >> yeah. whatever. look, even if i could afford one, i can't pay for the installation. >> don't worry about it. my cousin showed me how to hook it up. you know what? you probably won't have to pay anything at all... hardly. >> now, what the hell you mean by har

shh, don't talk about it. when he stands up and says, i, i was trayvon martin 35 years ago, it resonates. that you can't sweep under the rug. >> trayvon martin's parents who called the president's speech a beautiful tribute to our boy spoke at rallies in new york city and in miami. >> not only do i vow to you to do what i can for trayvon martin, i promise you i'm going to work hard for your children as well. because it's important. >> senseless violence, it's a disease, and we as a peep have the cure. we just have to come together. >> but reaction to the president was somewhat mixed. bbs commentator tavis smiley who has not exactly been complimentary of the president on many issues tweeted this. took potus almost a week to show up and expression mild outrage. was sharply critical of the president on "meet the press." >> this is not libya. this is america. on this issue, you cannot lead from behind. what's lacking in this moment is moral leadership. >> i disagree with tavis in a profound way. president obama's

. >> shh. >> there you go. i did not get a haircut, by the way. busy show today coming up.ident mark heard to ring the closing bell, because they'll be listed today at the new york stock exchange. he'll talk in a few

it's called shh, don't wake the royal baby.d around the crib and gazed lovingly at the darling baby sleeping peacefully. what a treasure. just then the king strode in. bravo he cried, it worked. three cheers for the queen. hipsher hooray. don't wake the royal baby. it was too late. wah, wah, wah. all eyes were suddenly on the queen as only so much parachuting one can do at my age. you'll just have to try rocking the crib instead. i'm zain verjee. >> i'm john vause for our viewers in the united states. kate and will plus one will be coming up next. for everyone else, there is more cnn newsroom. zain and i will be back in just a moment. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means

. >> shh. >> there you go. i did not get a haircut, by the way. busy show today coming up. two huge interviews just ahead. we have oracle president mark heard to ring the closing bell, because they'll be listed today at the new york stock exchange. he'll talk in a few minutes -- he will talk about his earnings and the outlook for the company. in a few minutes, the ceo of aetna will be back with us, mark bertolini, aetna is on the front lines dealing with healthcare, and they are in high-profile fashion pulled out of the state of california. we'll talk about that. >> talk about that and the impact that the affordable care act mandate is pushed out. >>> also, investing icon is with us. he has two stocks he will name. he says there's money to be made with both of the companies. he'll be along telling us about that. plus the market may have speed bumps ahead. he'll tell us what to watch for. >> he's apparently already started talking. by the way, have you seen facebook today? >> oh, my god, back to the ipo front. >> almost. we're almost there. $38 is when -- what it came out at

shh >> pam: of the attorneys establish bought one the investigation is still under way. >> this pointremature. there's clearly the facts tend to point at issue that may have had some pilot error. may have been some traffic control or airport issues. maybe some auto throttle or other computer issues on the airplane that could have contributed to this crash. >> pam: let me ask you this someone who has followed crashes before you are an expert derrick for an alignment is sounds like a pilot error is on the top of gaullist. of possibilities of what caused this crash. what is your gut reaction to of what you have heard all of this. >> this clearly pilot error against at ensuring the pros have been acting properly so there will be a combination but it does appear at this point in time with the permission we do have that pilot error will be at the top of the last. >> pam: of course to young girls were killed and are not sure if one of them were rolled over by an emergency vehicle. >> there may be a claim against the emergency responders but there's also some immunities' cured you can't sue b

stay her with baited breath waiting for his announcement. [ crickets ] >> i'm here to, um, to do um, shhing ] >> one of my favorite moments in presidential debates, sorry, i can't, bye. all right so lots to get to. as i say, eric mccormack coming up at the bottom of the hour. and jim and i got talking about the zimmerman trial in the elevator. we'll talk more about that. we'll try to get marsha clark or lisa bloom. you were saying yesterday that you think he's going to walk. lisa bloom said she thinks the defense had a couple of disastrous days. >> how can you miss it, every cable channel is running it 24/7. >> it's incredible to me is the screaming thing. yes, the guy with the gun is screaming. >> help, i got a gun. >> and then stops immediately after the gunshot. it's hard to figure out who that could have been. then they tried to put trayvon's father on the stand. that's what lisa bloom was talking about to make it--literally he's grief stricken. he's hearing tape for the first time of his son's last moments of course he's like--he didn't say definitively that's his son. they said he

shh! >> watch out for the bags of vipers. >> stephanie: don't speak. >> no, don't speak.ak. don't speak, no. silence, sigh don't speak! >> stephanie: it does turn some people on. i know you're a screerm. pardon me? >> never mind. >> stephanie: ball gag. let's see. he would have all kinds of different -- i have some fantasy music please? he would have all kinds of different fantasies. we would have to keep quiet. we don't want the neighbors to know and how would i sneak in and out without anyone knowing. he's like -- >> weird! >> stephanie: he's just -- he really is a -- >> fantasies about not getting caught. okay. par for the course for a politician, isn't it? >> stephanie: bragging about his influence, he claims he want to the get sidney a pass to the democratic national convention. ooh! we've been there. that was hot, wasn't it? thanks! as well as a job at the politico web site. oh, he's just kind of full of it. here's what else i can do for you, baby. sidney claims she was less than impressed when her online lover sent her explicit pictures. she was like not so much. >

. >> shh, he's back. >> stephanie: i'll bet you joe wilson locked up his belongings, his hoods and thingscarries to work. >> different kind of hoody. >> stephanie: then i could tell the parallel universe was complete when i read a headline that says john mccain agrees with the president. [ ♪ dramatic ♪ ] what? on stand your ground. that stand your ground should be looked at. didn't say it should be repealed. they should look at it. >> stephanie: ya think? >> obama: i just ask people to consider if trayvon martin was of age and armed could he have stood his ground on that sidewalk. do we actually think that he would have been justified in shooting mr. zimmerman because he felt threatened. and if the answer to that question is at least ambiguous then it seems to me that we might want to examine those kinds of flaws. >> that's what i was saying. >> it is trayvon martin is dead because he followed the license and protected him against unstoppable deadly force. >> stephanie: by the way someone else made the point we made on "meet the press" about they said yeah, i haven't noticed the narks --