sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. the e slsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n ♪ springfield's only choice ♪ throw up your hands and raise your voice ♪ ♪ what's it called ♪ once again ♪ sorry mom the mob has spoken >> the classic simpson's episode. voted fourth best of all-time. are you pleased? >> enraged. no. i'm just, you know, the simpsons for me is a gift that keeps giving because i'm always very clear with people. i didn't create that show. i did nothing -- that show was up and running and a massive success when they let me step on board for a few seasons. just before i took over the late night show. and so i loved it. i absolutely loved it. what's nice is those episodes are out. i can be anywhere in the world and people will occasionally in any other country bring up one of the episodes i worked on. in that way, it's this beautiful gift that keeps giving, yeah. >> let's talk love,love, romanc marriage. how many times -- >> well, which one? >> let's start with love. how many times have you been properly in love in y

sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. onlyly a at t ththe e slsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n >> this is a great speech. >> can you read it? >> yes, i can read it. >> you can? >> yes. that is a great speech. >> i'm so glad you like it. >> i like it. wait until you hear me give it live. . >> on the campaign plane, rielle hunter holding the camera. do you look back at those clips and say if only it could stay like that. >> i look at it and it makes me smile. >> why do you smile? >> because it was fun. funny. i like i want. he was very happy. i got a lot of heat for that, you know, because he was so flirty. and as a filmmaker, i kept that in because he was flirty with everyone back then. it wasn't just me. it was very true to who he was then. he's changed a lot. he's not like that now. >> you're talking in graphic. you don't want to talk about john. >> i want to talk about what's in the book. you're talking to me about john today. >> i'm going to talk about the first time you went to bed with him. the detail of the bed hopp

sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. onlyly a at t ththe e slsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n >>> welcome back. a type of bullying not often talked about. kids bullying adults. in this case, a 68-year-old grandmother who works as a school bus monitor. a student on the bus recorded it with a cell phone. the video has gone viral sparking outrage. causing a lot of people to ask how could a group of middle school kids act so disspringingly to an adult? here's some of the video we're talking about. >> oh, my god, your glasses are foggy from your [ bleep ] sweat, you [ bleep ]. >> dude, put those glasses back on. i can't stand looking at your face. if you [ bleep ] looking into her eyes, you're going to turn into stone. >> karen, karen, put those sunglasses back on. >> the video goes on for a painfully long time. i couldn't watch the whole thing. karen klein, the target of all that cruelty, somehow manages to keep her cruel. she does tear up. it could not have been easy. since the video went online, she's seen an outpouring of

sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. er ststorore,e, w wheherere n >>> time now for the riduculist. tonight we're adding the candy skwiper. it's a guy in ohio who has sticky fingers. for months now, the guy has allegedly been stealing from the same gas station over and over again. employees say he usually comes in after midnight and he always takes the same thing. rees peanut buttercups. the store has caught him on surveillance video. during the most recent incident. the guy came in, went for the peanut buttercups it the store clerk jumps over the counter. this guy is running on sugar so he's pretty fast. he skittled right past the clerk and out the door. the sheer volume of candy this guy has allegedly swiped is nothing to snicker at. police say he's stolen $400 to $600 worth of peanut buttercups over the past several months. about $600 worth of peanut buttercups. what are they, about $1 a pack? there are two in a pack. this guy has presumably eaten up to 1,200 peanut buttercups in the past few months? they need to get q

sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. e n >>> president obama is scheduled to go to colorado on friday to survey the damage from the devastating wildfires and thank firefighters for their hard and dangerous work. there are more evacuations today as a giant wildfire threatens more neighborhoods in and around colorado springs. take a look at these stunning pictures from "the denver post." the wall doe canyon fire has burned more than 15,000 acres. there are now 12 wildfires raging across that state. they are working with other agencies to try to figure out the cause of those fires. mindy is one of the thousands of colorado springs residents forced to leave home because of a fire. last night she was evacuated along with her young son. i spoke to her a short while ago. so mindy, let's talk about what happened yesterday. i know you were heading back home and you were told suddenly to evacuate. what happened exactly? >> i got home, i had stopped to drop some stuff off at the high school, got home, took a shower, washed off some

sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. ththe e slsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n >>> we start the second half of our show with stories we care about, where we focus on our own reporting from the front lines. tonight, there are conflicting reports about which presidential candidate has won egypt's crucial election. those conflicting reports sparked unrest in cairo's tahrir square today. those pictures reminiscent of when the revolution began there. the semiofficial news site reporting that ahmed rafik, the last prime minister under hosni mubarak, very much an insider with the military and old guard, will be named the country's new president on sunday. other reports say mohamed morsi, the muslim brotherhood candidate, is in the lead. many reports across the middle east say he'll be declared the winner. we are hearing there could be some serious issues in egypt in terms of the response of the electorate. an electoral official tell us authorities are still reviewing about 400 violation reports submitted by the candidates abo

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sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. lyly a at t ththe e slsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n >>> all right. we start the second half of our show with stories we care about where we focus on our own reporting from the front lines. commerce secretary john bryson has resigned citing health concerns. he was under investigation for a felony hit and run after allegedly causing two car accident accidents. the commerce department said he suffered a seizure when the accidents occurred. he was cited for the wrecks. authorities are decide weathering to formally file charges. in a statement, the president thanked bryson for his service, saying he brought in valuable experience and expertise to the administration. >>> well, the senate has passed its verse of the farm bill. a 64-35 vote. the bill is estimated to cut the deficit by $24 billion. this is kind of sketchy, though, because most of the savings come from ending direct payments to farmers. they're just going to get taxpayer subsidieied insurance that's going to help them. an ad

sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. ly a at t ththe e slsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n >>> welcome back. another keeping them honest report. now, last december, we told you about the more than 60,000 people who were sterilized by force right here in the united states. men, women, even children, who were deemed undesirable and unworthy of reproducing. it was called eugenics. a pretty dark chapter in american history. charles holt was just 19 years old when he was sterilized. here's what he told senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. >> they sent me to rex hospital and then they just pushed me in the room and gave me gas. i just went off to sleep. then when i woke up finally, i noticed something was wrong a and -- and they told me what they done. i was -- i wasn't a happy camper. >> reporter: they did a vasectomy to make him sterile. it turns out the order came group the stafrom the state which says he was feeble minded and unworthy of having children. >> i want to be like any other young man. to try to have a fa

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sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. lyly a at t ththe e slsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n >>> so try this on for size. when you're electing a president, it helps to know specifically what the candidate would do as president. it almost sounds too simple. broadly speaking, most people know what mr. obama and mr. romney stand for. big picture, they pretty much know what they're getting. nobody is exactly clamoring for white papers and 15 point plans. but details do matter. specifics do count. if you want to hear whether that big picture the candidate's selling actually adds up. keeping them honest tonight, is the romney campaign being too vague on the details? even some republicans say yes. >> it ain't easy. you know, i've been at it now for a while, and that's it for me. i want to hear him say some specifics. it's very difficult to put a positive spin when he's not addressing some of the key questions. >> that's gop strategist ana navarro on the program last night talking about the romney's campaign refusal to get specif

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sasaveve $ $30300 0 toto $n seselelectcteded s sleleepep n . sasalele e endnds s jujul. lsleeer ststorore,e, w wheherere n >>> the olympics are almost here. the athletes have worked hard. they've stuck to their training. they've been eating well. which is why we are so surprised to see who sponsors the olympics. first off, coke. since 1928, coke has been a partner since the olympics. $100 million they're investing this time. the soda company for that gets to use the logos and slogans associated with the olympics. most important, they will be the sole provider of nonalcoholic drinks at the olympics. i say nonalcoholic because coke isn't the only company paying big bucks for the olympics. for an estimated $15 million, heineken has been granted sole pouring rights. all those famous british ailse and las veg and laggers, banned from the games. they get this, the alexandria palace. it is a 7 1/2 acre estate in the north of london. the brits are handing it over so they can stage the 11th consecutive heineken house, a refreshment center. all this and heineken's only a tier 3 spo