ladies and gentlemen, here he is steve martin.e ) >> thank you. thank you very much! >> dave: steve! nice to have you with us, my friend. >> finally i can relax. an audience! >> dave: that's right. great to have you here. >> did you just read that? "great to have you here"? >> dave: great to have you here. >> wow. >> dave: we leave nothing to chance. >> by the way, congratulations, your 20th anniversary. >> dave: well, that was some time ago, but thank you, thank you. >> i was going to send you a note and i thought, "that's a lot of work." ( laughter ) and my assistant was on vacation and i thought," well, i'm going to be on the show, why don't i just come out and blah blah blah." >> dave: well, i appreciate it. and thank you very much. >> and those 20 years... >> dave: here at cbs. >> yeah, here at cbs. they just seem to go by exactly like 20 years would go by. ( laughter ) >> dave: (laughs) didn't fly by. >> didn't fly by and didn't go on too long and you seem to be the appropriate age for 20 years having gone by. ( laughter ) >

dozens of bands including bonnie ray, steve martin will headline six stages. it's free. the event tries to infuse the spirit of the founder. >> i think about him all the time. i think everyone works their butts off for him. we just want to make sure it comes off right for him and his family. >> really a spectacular event. it takes place in the area of the park renamed helman hollow. >> i'll be there. try to find me. in the midst of the tension over the shutdown, a shooting on capitol hill forces a lockdown following a high speed chase from the white house. tonight, what we are learning about the woman behind the wheel. a small child in the car. and the incident that started it all. the big scare at the capitol, the latest on the shutdown. "nbc nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. we were in the midst of day three of the government shutdown when much more urgent, more dire news came out of the nation's capital this afternoon. a report of shots fired, people wounded on capitol hill

you have elton john and the crazy feathers and alice cooper and steve martin. it sort of personifies the 70s and it still has the timeless feel because jim placed it in that vaudeville theater. that gave it the timelessness it needed for people to feel like, geez, the muppets have always been here. it just feels like they were always there from the very beginning. tavis: what is the story for how kermit turned out to be a frog? >> kermit was kind of kermit the thing when it started. he came out in 1955. he was ill from jim's mother's coat. he was always loving muppets -- built from jim's mother's coat. he was always building muppets. the faces is the kind of the same shape and he has big padded feet and floppy arms. he was just this abstract and all ofn the cast the characters are kind of vague and abstract. and jim really like to that. but as the 1960s progressed coming eventually, he took that character and put a collar on him to narrate something. when you see the footage of that in black and white, he has a crenellated collar around his neck. there's the fr

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there is steve martin there.he event wraps up tonight with a performance by emmy lieu harris. >>> to developing news in southern california. a wind driven wildfire has burned 1500 acres of drive brush. the fire is burning at camp pendleton in san diego county. four buildings on the base have been damaged and 250 living on the base have been evacurated. the fire started -- evacurated. the fire started yesterday. >>> homeowners are reminded how to prevent kitchen fires during fire prevention week. gives officials an opportunity educate people about the importance of fire safety and making sure smoke detectors are working. >>> let's check in with mark tamayo. seemed cooler today than yesterday. >> just a little bit cooler but a few extra high clouds as well. milky skies moving in. mid-morning into the afternoon. still a factor right now. mild out there. 70s and 80s to report today. showing the high clouds moving in from the south and from the west. we will hold on to that pattern tonight and tomorrow morning. as far

she says she is in good company with past honorees they include faye, bill cosby, steve martin and lilly> good for her. >> temperatures around the country taking a live. >> what can you expect when you head out this morning? let's get the first degree weather update with maria moline gnaw. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we are talking about a dip in the jet stream across the great lakes and all of the way down to sections of tennessee. that's the reason why we are starting to see the cooler air from canada moving on southward. this morning we have widespread frost advisories and brief warnings in maid atlantic parts of virginia north carolina and down to parts of mississippi and also alabama. we have frost advisories all of the way down south. we are looking at temperatures that are 10-20 degrees below average for many of you. one of the spots already looking at dipping temperatures across the next several days is chicago. talking highs only in the 40's. in the nighttime hours only in the 20's. it has been so mild over the last several weeks that this is starting to feel like a lit

this year's headliners include bonnie raitt, steve martin and the steve canyon rangers and others. >>. president jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn carter head to san jose today for another day volunteering for habitat for humanity. yesterday, the 89-year-old carter alongside with his wife fired up the power saw. the mission, to build affordable homes in one of oakland's poorest neighborhoods. carter says it is a basic human right to have a decent place to live. >> this is going to be wonderful apartments at a fairly modest cost at least for this area. >> carters have been working with habitat for humanity all over the world for the past 30 years. he is 89 and you know what? he still can bring it, working with that arm saw. >> mr. october. >> i wouldn't go that far. [ laughter ] >> it's early, still trying to wake up. >> good morning. >> good morning you guys. thanks for having me back again today. >>> it's going to pan out to be cooler today cooler than yesterday. it's a gradual cooldown that will continue each and every day all the way through this workweek. now, right now, we are a

dozens of bands, bonnie raitt, steve martin, patty griffin and emmy lou harris.e best parts of this, it's free. >> i come every year. nothing beats this. how do you beat free music and great bands? how do you beat that? free. this is what we need, a pick me up in america right now. >> it takes place in an area of golden gate park. the event attracts hundreds of thousands of people each year. >>> and really, if you could have planned the weather for today, for that festival, i don't think you could have done better. >> i think you're talking about the traffic you got stuck in. >> traffic for golden gate park for an hour trying to get to work. >> but they were enjoying it. >> they were happy, i was not nearly as happy. anthony is happy with the weather, however. >> the music, really grooving. >> keep doing that. >> all right. the next three minutes and just toss it back to you, doing this the whole time. that will make youtube. let's get you into your forecast. what we're looking at today, warm day across the bay area. so if you were one of those folks out there ge

have you seen the preview of the steve martin movie with queen latifah where she's like mammy, slut,o rolled into one. why would queen latifah at this point in her career and her consciousness choose to play such a role? if you haven't seen it, it's a joke that steve martin's character is looking on the internet for a date and he comes up with this black woman and that's the whole risk. she's playing the usual, mammy, slut, ho role. it's interesting that this is how blackness comes through pop culture. but we have to hold her accountable. i was telling people if you noticed biographically -- autobiographicalally, she's been arrested several times for drunk driving. you have to think about what is the connection between addiction and the culture of addiction and dominateor culture. people who have a lot of money. the people in "monster's ball." every ho says i did it for the money. these people didn't have to say they did it for money or fame. they had money or fame, yet they portray these roles that are so degrading to the spirit. i felt as a black woman watching "monster's ball" my

. >> also performing bob skagg loss lob owes steve martin and string cheese incident like that name. yes. >> but it should be sand why in for spencer tonight. should be a great weekend. >> absolutely beautiful weekend. if you are going to check out the music, use sun screen that's all you need no. jack it no coat. tm a's tiger play off game tomorrow night. it's mild. we have the 9ers in town sunday. niners playing excuse me against the texans raiders playing the chargers on sunday and it is going to be absolutely gorgeous. baseball football out door plans, it's going to be absolutely beautiful. live doppler 7 hd writ now not seeing any fog. not seeing any moisture and we are not expecting any any time soon. relative humidity has started to come up. remember in the single digit earlier today. you probably are notic noticing the air mass not as dry as it was earlier. still, though, low 18 percent humidity in san jose. oakland 20. santa rosa 20 percent. 28 in livermore. here's view from the mountain tamalpiais camera. breezy over the higher terrain and peak gust east bay hills berkeley

. >> now you beat steve martin as the number one host of snl. act of kindness. >> i would actually would love to have steve. >> like to see that.

. >> now you beat steve martin as the number one host of snl. kindness. >> i would actually would love to have steve. >> like to see that. >> you are generous enough. >> okay. >> very much so. alec baldwin's friday night show, up late. premieres friday at 10:00 p.m. alec baldwin, thank you very much. >>> fight on the right. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews out in los angeles. let me start with this. will they follow the money? the fat cats are finally calling halt. can the koch bros. divert the tea party types and birthers from driving the republican party and the country over a cliff? will money talk sense to those that logic hasn't? will budget chairman paul ryan divert the herd from the abyss? they're confronted with the old jack benny question. your m o

. >> bring back steve martin.r everybody, how is this all going to end? >> it's going to end with a negotiation that begins in the white house led by the president calling in -- hopefully, he's got to get his a-team back, whether it's david axelrod. >> no, he does not. >> so you're saying he needs to negotiate? >> bring in someone like gates. >> the president will eventually negotiate? >> not on obama care? >> he's pet leapt and immature and he's not going to go down on this. >> we've got to figure out which republican is going to show up. is it going to be john boehner as speaker or him beholden to ted cruz and the right wing. >> you're saying the president will give in and negotiate? >> not on obama care. >> there will be no benefit of bo bama care. they're seeing the benefit of the plan. no preconditions, women can get pap smear, preventive health care. >> i'm so sick of this notion that it is good thing for young adults to be on their health insurance. >> young adults in college. >> i'm speaking, thank you. >>

this year's headliners included bonnie raitt, allison kraus and the steve martin and the steep canyonrs. >>> a surfer is in good shape after he fought off a great white shark with his fist. you can see the bite marks left behind on jay scrivner's surfboard. the shark also bit his thigh. the 45-year-old says it happened while he paddled in a familiar spot up in humboldt county on sunday. he says he remembers trying to punch the shark and missing. but the shark turned away. fellow surfers ran to help him. >> everyone was sprinting down to get down to the water and the primary concern at that point was stabilizing him getting emergency vehicles and getting him to the hospital. >> dan got 30 stitches but is expected to recover fully. estimates show that the shark was about 9 feet long. >> wow. >>> new york police have arrested a fourth suspect and are seeking two others in connection with the beating of the suv driver last week. it happened after the suv driver accidentally bumped one of several motorcyclists riding together. some bikers attacked him, others shot video of the beating. >>

others including boz skaggs, steve martin with the steep canyon rangers. he is fantastic. i have seen him, terrific. >> sounds good >>> 5:10 now. the excitement is building across the bay. today the play-offs kick off for the oakland a's tonight. can they overcome the push to move the team south? >> less than a week before another bart strike. the public wants the unions to take the deal. >> a new video of a tornado's trail of destruction when we come back. we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. and some days it seems true. goes unpunished. but we keep on doing the things that matter& like buying new raspberry 5 hour energy. from now to the end of the year, a portion of each sale... benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower

performers including boz skaggs, elvin bishop and steve martin. >>> of course the a's are begin a play-offe coliseum. this is the second year the a's met the tigers in the american league divisional series. tigers won last year. tigers won in 2006, a's won way back in '72 before they went on to win the world series that year. the first of three in a row. that was one of six world series the a's have played since moving to oakland in '68. they won four of them most recently of course the earthquake interrupted series of 1989 when they swept the san francisco giants. go, a's. >>> whoa! >> when you get bullied as a child you feel miserable and unwanted. >> this is a winning anti- bullying video from last year and the bye-bye bullying contest is back on this year. san francisco middle and high school students have until november 8 to enter a cyber bullying video contest. the grand prize $250 gift certificate from zen desk and a signed baseball from the giants. >>> good morning! john boehner or barack obama? who is really calling the shots in washington? we break it down with willie brown. that

. >> that's steve martin on the far right.very good. >> good banjo player. >> he's extremely good. >>> 8:10. we're getting closer to a possible b.a.r.t. strike. why this labor dispute is tied to the government shutdown in washington. >>> and how next year's winter olympic games could create another spy scandal. >>> good morning. things are finally improving in some of the busiest commutes. but not for this bridge. the san mateo bridge will take a look at the bridges and a look at the busiest traffic spots. >>> mostly sunny out there. it will still be a nice day today but signs of a pretty big cooldown are on the way. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> ing a leagues and spectators attending the winter olympics in russia wi

this is a who's who of who made me laugh. >> what did you say to steve martin? i said i want to do something surreal and he agreed. >> carol burnett was known on tugging on her ear. you had fun with that. >> that was her idea. she said i had my ear measured after we did the show and she said it's actually a little bit bigger. what if we extended it a little bit more and i thought okay, let's do it. that's the photo. >> some got two pictures and some got one. tina fey got two pictures. good timing. she will be hosting the golden globe with amy. >> right. it was just looking at what idea works. sometimes they only had time for one but it wasn't to do with any sort of importance or whatever. >> tell me more about the morning with jonathan winters. what was that like? >> well, he basically went through his entire life story before he, you know, let us take the photo which was pretty magical and, you know, to hear him retell it and his facial expressions. it was an experience that, you know, that doing this book allowed me. it was magic. >> are you going to do it aga

jonathan martin has more. >> steve garrett and his league of lambas are getting their footing again.uring the government shutdown they were stuck hanging under the shelter. business came to a standstill. >> pretty much immediately the phones stopped ringing, emailed stopped coming, my reservations stopped coming in. >> october is one of the busiest months. we get over 9 million visitors a year. and october we get 1.1 million. they are coming in to see the fall colours. >> the great smokey mountain national park straddles north carolina and tennessee. it's the only free park and the busiest. when it closed for 15 days local businesses like old dad's general store suffered. >> it was around 40%, which is a big drop. i mean we depend on the park a lot. and with it not open, it really hurts. >> realising mother nature would not wait for the government to figure things out the governors of tennessee and north carolina brokered a deal to get the park gates open. the damage was already done. a study by western karolina university shows what local businesses know. north carolina and tennesse

jonathan martin has more. >> reporter: steve garrett and his league of llamas are just getting their footing again, taking fall foliage lovers through the smokies. during the government shutdown, they were stuck hanging under the shelter. business came to a complete standstill. >> pretty much immediately the phones stopped ringing and the e-mails stopped coming. my reservations stopped coming in. >> october is one of the busiest months of the year. yearly we get 9 million, and in october alone we get 1.1 million. they're coming in to see the fall colors. >> reporter: it straddles both north carolina and tennessee. it's the only free national park in the u.s. and also the busiest. when it closed for 15 days, local businesses like old dad's general store really suffered. >> it's right at 40%, which is a big drop. we depend on the parking lot. with it not open and it really hurts. >> realizing mother nature wouldn't wait for the government to figure things out, the governors of tennessee and north carolina brokered a deal to get the park gates open, but the damage was already done. a st

but we have a conversation about what the stakes were with jonathan martin of the "new york times," mike allen of politico and steve rattner, the finance year and writer. >> i think boehner himself won, that he actually got his caucus to a place but i think republican party are still the big losers here in terms of having been perceived to yes v created this mess in the first place. >> rose: the president the winner jonathan or he simply didn't not views in >> he survive but he got mix on him, too, charlie. there's no question his numbers have take an hit with that this on the heels with what happened with syria and you add the rollout of the affordable care act, it's not been a good couple months for the president. i do think steve is right in the sense that boehner probably staved off a coupe. if boehner had brought off a clean bill to keep the government open i think he would have faced an insurrection on his hands so boehner lived to fight another day. >> rose: we conclude this evening with a new film getting a lot of attention called 12q9 years a slave." it is directed by steve mcqueen and stars michael fassbe

steve tisch hon weird the visionary award. >> to be honored by such a great organization really makes me very, very proud. >> ucla chair of neurosurgery, dr. neil marting the gala. >> the event is tremendously important because we get the support of the entire community. you know, federal funding only takes care of 10% of research now. >> the evening capping off with musician brad carter. ♪ who became a viral sensation playing guitar while having brain surgery. >> i was like, sur who is gonna see it? that day you 30 million people saw t. >> the event raising more than $2 million to fund life-saving work at ucla doctors do every day a. yeah, such a great event. across town at the same time, another hollywood producing legend was also being honored. jerry's got that. >> film and television icon, jerry weintraub, receiving variety's creative leadership award in l.a., sharing his wds of wisdom with "extra." >> don't call anybody back that down the like. >> the night, a family affair for jerry and daughter, jody, son, michael, and grandsons, joe and art. >> we love so what can i get you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly w

steve lonagan. both sides took age at each other launching personal attacks. >>> thursday a treasure trove of historical documents from reverend martinher king, jr. hit the auction block. handwritten notes from dr. king and a page of his "i have a dream" speech are part of the collection. maud valou is selling the documents with proceeds going to alabama state university. >>> also on thursday, millions of people will prep for the billing one. the great shake out. are earthquake drills held from coast to coast. it is all part of the effort to make people more aware of what it do when an either quake strikes. and that's your weekly five. >> thank you, rosa. >>> the fight over the washington redskins name. should it be changed? the owner says no. but pressure may be mounting. well talk about it more with terrence moore next. ncy roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you f

steve and why today's report could be key for the markets in just a few minutes. >>> the other likely driefl in today's earnings. we'll be getting numbers from dupont, travelers, lockheed martin're getting ready for all of those numbers. in the meantime, the futures are ahead of it all. s&p futures off by 1.8. steve, over to you, this is going to be an important jobs numbers even though it may not be reflective of what's happened since then. >> ye

martin with the administration of the drugs. >> but he didn't administer the drugs. mark, he didn't administer the drugs. >> we don't know. >> no, no. my understanding is, tell me if i'm wrong steve but my understand is he suggested to her -- >> another doctor -- >> that's fine. but you still have to make -- >> go ahead. >> you have to make that connection that he gave the lethal amount of drugs at that moment that caused her death and i think that nexus is missing. >> mark, if in fact she died of a drug overdose because the first doctor out there in utah had all those toxicology results and felt the toxicology was normal amounts that had nothing to do with the cause of death. three years later chief medical examiner included it in the cause of death, and the medical examiner for the family just recently said it was drowning but nobody said it's homicide. >> go ahead, steve, quickly. >> from a defense perspective this is exactly what they want to see is confusion. they want to see things that are going to create a loud of mystery about this case and, therefore, that means reasonable doubt. >> what we didn't get to talk to is the fact this guy has several convictions for fraud and

steve and why today's report could be key for the markets in just a few minutes. >>> the other likely driefl in today's earnings. we'll be getting numbers from dupont, travelers, lockheed martin and many others. we're getting ready for all of those numbers. in the meantime, the futures are ahead of it all. s&p futures off by 1.8. steve, over to you, this is going to be an important jobs numbers even though it may not be reflective of what's happened since then. >> yeah. paying closer attention to this number today to set a baseline for what happens next. in corporate news, becky, apple hold ago product event in california today. the company is expected to unveil the latest event to the company's new line. mavericks operating system. in other tech news, nokia launching its first tablet today along with two large screen smartphones. these are among the last products the company developed to compete with apple. and samsung. before deciding to sell its hand set business to microsoft. microsoft, service 2 and service 2 pro tablets go on sale in 22 initial markets today, including the united states. both are updates of the first generation surface tablets released last october. imp

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steve lonegan. it's been a messy campaign as both sides took aim at each other launching personal attacks. >>> thursday, a treasure trove of historical documents from reverend martin. hit the auction blocks. handwritten notes from drr. kin and a page from "i have a dream" speech are part of the collectionion. proceeds going to alabama state university. also on thursday, millions of people will be preparing for the big one. the great shakeout. are earthquake drills being held from coast -to-coast? it's part of an effort to make people aware what to do when an earthquake strikes. >> our thanks to rosa for that. >>> coming up, pandemonium at the american league championship series! boston explodes! the red sox pulling off a stunning, stunning come from behind victory. as i said, it's not over until big papi says it is. how did this happen? andy scholes will bring it to us in the bleacher report. >> relax, berman, relax! >> and talk about tom brady too. it's all coming up next! ♪ ♪ ♪ try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> tom brady is so much more than just dreamy. although he is

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> thank you, receive. now to the case of the utah doctor about to go on trial for the murder of his wife, more than six years after her death. martinl is accused of a bizarre plot to get his wife out of the way, so to speak, to make room for his mistress. aditi roy has the story. >> reporter: martin macneill is at the center of an epic family drama about to play out in court next week. but the courtroom fireworks are already flying with lawyers debating this week about which witnesses should be allowed to testify, including macneill's daughter. the former utah doctor and mormon sunday schoolteacher is accused of killing his wife. his frantic call made on the day of the day of her death in 2011 after the youngest child, eda, disdiscovered her mother in the bathtub. macneill's oldest daughter describes what eda told her. >> my dad told her to check on your mother. my dad stayed in the kitchen while she went into the bathroom and found her. >> reporter: macneill says his wife drowned in the bathtub. but they say he intentionally overdosed her, when she was recovering from a facelift he compelled her to have. this week, macneill's lawy