sue sylvester paints it in the pilot episode. the sub basement. everybody else is in between. it is really, the hierarchy is really defined in high school. >> larry: what were you like in high school? >> one of though fellow well met. i kind of travelled with all the different groups. >> larry: you were hiding a secret, too. >> i was hiding a secret. that's for sure. that was big a part of, you don't want to be exposed. that would be the worst thing, you know. >> larry: do your parents know? >> they do now. >> larry: they didn't then. >> no. >> larry: did they wonder why you did not go out with boys? >> no. my mother said that they kind of had a feeling. and my parents were very close and they love each other very much. and they talked about everything. my parents were great communicators. they never talked about this. never. >> larry: what do you make of the fan base? they're called gleeks, right? >> right. >> larry: what makes a gleek? >> the people who love making a joyful noise and raising your voice in song. it used to be a

it's the start of season 2 and it promises to be in tune, in step and thanks to sue sylvester, in yourface more than ever. after a tough loss at regionals, the glee club is back at mckinley high. >> we have to go from a small rebel force to a giant wall of sound. >> reporter: faced with more budget cuts, the teacher is pushed to get new members. >> when you get on board of a project like this, this hot, you know that it will be one of those things where it's just -- >> reporter: and another new face, singing sensation cherry who admits to being a fan and nervous about it. >> what are you nervous about? >> i'm used to a comedy and i'm excited. >> reporter: e establish es stars want to get in on the action, like britney spears and john statement os, both set to appear. >> when did you know it had blown up. >> i went to the philippines and it was nuts how many people love the show. you think a show is only big in america and then that's what it hits you and you're like, wow. >> reporter: more than 10 million song down loads and 19 emmy nominations, the underdogs continue to overachieve we

dear michael jordan, dear sylvester stallone. guess what happened? nothing. then at christmas time i got one check for $100 from tom brokaw and then i saw my climbing ger and i sold it and i sold my car for $500 that i got from my grandfather in a seedy area in oakland. by string i o spring i had only $2,400. my mother invited me to come and talk to the kids. when i got ready to leave, a fourth grader named jeffery looked me in the aye and he said i've got a piggy bank at home and i'm going to help you build that school. west side school raised 65, 300 pennies. it wasn't the celebrities or the sports heroes or movie stars or if i lan throw pears but children reaching out to children half way around the world to help them build a school. what can you buy with a penny the bay area? probably nothing. in montana you can buy 1/2 tootsie roll. but in afghanistan you can buy a pencil. it's not that's so important but education gives a child hope. you know, if you fight tear riz her rorism it's based in fear but the real enemy is ignorance that bleeds hatred. here in

according to a casting source, the trade paper says sylvester stallone, ann coulter, condoleezza rice, erin brockovich, richard branson, tim allen and suzanne somers all turned them down. is that enough people for you? well, the report also says melanie griffith lobbies to get on the show every season and is always turned down. joan rivers also told wendy williams that she got in touch with the show, saying that she wanted to do it it, but they never got back to her, prompting rivers to give "dancing with the stars" producers an obscene suggestion. >>> and finally, conan o'brien announced the new title of his upcoming tbs talk show on youtube yesterday, saying the name is "simple and pure, like the man himself." can you guess it? it's right there on your screen. that's right, it is just "conan." that's it! >> maybe he should have spelled it backwards like nanoc. >> like harpo and oprah. that's right. anything you do that oprah does turns to gold. >> that's true. the harp youo. she's kind of ruined it. you can't copy that. >> i like cocoa show. >> maybe i'll suggest him. >> he's on spe

. >> reporter: sylvester has done three tours in iraq and the memories of fellow soldiers who have diedghs heavily on him. >> i'm happy iraq doing better. but as far -- there's not anything that is going to make it better for the friend i've lost here. >> reporter: seven years on, the iraq war is still a story of blood, sweat and tears. terry mccarthy, cbs news. >>> i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." news. >>> i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." but it's just the beginning of our work. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. my job is to listen to the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel and restaurant workers and find ways to help. that means working with communities. we have 19 centers in 4 states. we've made over 120,000 claims payments, more than $375 million. we've committed $20 billion to an independent claims fund to cover lost income until people impacted can get back to work. we'll keep looking for oil, cleaning it up if we find it and restoring the gulf coast. i was born in new

. >> reporter: sylvester has done three tours in iraq and the memories of fellow soldiers who have died weighs heavily on him. >> i'm happier that iraq is doing better, but as far as... i don't think... there's not anything that's going to make it better for the friends that i've lost here. >> reporter: seven years on, the iraq war is still a story of blood, sweat, and tears. terry mccarthy, cbs news, zumar in northwestern iraq. >> smith: as u.s. operations in iraq have been winding down, the war in afghanistan is escalating and casualties there are on the rise. five more americans were killed in action today. this has been the deadliest summer of that war, with at least 178 american deaths in three months. now tonight's other developing story, hurrican earl. the category four storm may be headed for the east coast. officials are telling coastal residents to be prepared to evacuate. at last report, the storm that has lashed the islands of the northeastern caribbean was about 125 miles off the turks and caicos. a picture taken from the space station from astronaut doug wheeler shows the

my father's name was sylvester. everyone called him pat. mutation that we had to change our names. >> jimmy: general discontent with your first names. >> i'm so glad to hear you say you like the name. >> jimmy: i want to mention you dad too because were it not for your dad, we were not be sitting here tonight. for one thing, you wouldn't exist. >> right. thank you, dad. >> jimmy: your dad invented the late-night talk show. >> he did. >> jimmy: which is fantastic. i mean, that's -- [ cheers and applause ] no, that's -- the devices, the desk and the couch and the -- all this sort of thing that's still in place. >> i know, still works great. >> jimmy: that is something else. >> well, thanks to people like you, that's why it's still going. >> jimmy: i think it's more thanks to him than anybody. [ applause ] but he's -- did he do that for you, knowing one day you'd need a place to promote your movies? >> that's it, it must have been. >> jimmy: that's pretty great. my dad actually invented watching late-night talk shows with your hand down your p

jules sylvester and goo goo ♪ in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight'suests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> tiriq: come on, friends. it's the 0300! and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ 300, 300, 300 300, 300, 300 300, 300, 300 ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right, everybody, welcome to our show. thank you for being here. thank you so much for being here with us. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." let's get right to the news, you guys. hurricane earl is headed towards the east coast, and i heard that some towns in new jersey may have to be evacuated later this week. yep. the cast of "the jersey shore" would have to relocate to neighboring communities. at which point, those towns would have to be evacuated. [ laughter ] so it's a cycle that doesn't end. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ light laughter ] [ cheers ] hey, listen to this, "america's got talent" was the highest-rated show last night, despite a 30-minute dela

karen sylvester, the director on aging for the county. patricia morris, the director family services. my colleague from the city council, district 3. melanie griffith, district 25 to. welcome, everyone. for those of you are not from our area, glad to have you. when the best things is that if you have questions, we are going to find the best and most qualified people to answer them for you. i know we're all concerned about the health care reform law. we have invited one of the legislative reporters -- supporters and headed the agency that will be carried out a lot in maryland. the maryland department of aging pretax the right of the older people in maryland. to meet the needs of senior citizens, the department administers programs primarily for local area agencies on aging. the area agencies it minister the state and federal funds for the programs. -- at the ministeadminister stal funds for the program. the secretary evaluate services needed by the elderly person and sets a priority for meeting these needs. the secretary chairs the interag

sylvester stallone reportedly interested in directing and starring in that movie.ulsa falls -- watch this. oopsy daisy, falls from a railroad bridge and survives. the man who was wanted on an amber alert for allegedly abducting his daughter now under arrest. see? >> thanks, gretch. does wearing a tea party t-shirt to the polling booth count as political electioneering. the question is being taken to the courts in arizona where a woman was told she couldn't vote unless she covered up her t-shirt. is this a violation of first amendment rights? here with us is fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. >> good morning. >> so diane witberg had a t-shirt and it said simply flagstaff tea party reclaiming our constitution now. >> to quote my new best friend mel tillis who you had on earlier, you ain't gonna believe it! i mean, they're saying that this woman who is part of the flagstaff tea party can't wear a t-shirt into the polling place proclaiming the values of the american constitution. and that somehow, it constitutes passive electioneering meaning somehow she's going

a formidable woman who plays the beast who is the nemesis of sue sylvester and mr. chu.friends, our friends emily and craig fromichigan and two of their friends and their son chip. they came over for dinner, and they didn't leaive? 8:00 came, and it was time for "glee." >> they stayed? >> they're suchreat friends, i said guess what? you still have food on your face from dinner and you're watching "glee." >> you didn't watch "dancing with thestars"? >> i'm afraid to watch "dancing with the stars" because i'll get hooked. >> for those of you who watched david hasselhoff got the boot. he danced the cha-cha. he didn't seem surprised. >> na guy was in the final, too? he wasn't in the lowest. okay. he was from "that's so raven." >> yes. >> i thought he looked familiar yesterday cassidy and i did an episode of "that's so raven." he's adorable. >> there he is dancing. >> he's not on the beat. he's off-beat, yeah. so the sex bb bombed? >> it bombed big-time. >> i wsh him the best. he's had a lot of problems, he's a nice guy, david hasselhoff. people have their issues, hoda. >> i'