what sticks out about mark wahlberg? donkey, i like that. you eat apples, right. i produce "entourage." >> what i love point impression, there is somebody like that that you wouldn't think it's easy to do an impression of. the minute andy started doing it, you're like that's how you do an impression of somebody. >> yeah. >> those are always the one -- >> larry: impression is more not in the voice so much as in the manner, right? >> yeah, and just i think grab the personality. >> but, i mean, he came on and did a thing with me about it as well. so -- >> larry: it was all in jest. >> i wouldn't say like besty besties, but close. >> pretty close. >> yeah. >> larry: you do hillary? >> right. >> larry: easy or hard. >> i found hard. i will say that there's a difference between, like, you know, someone like darrell hammond is a premiere impressionist who can get everything down to the last drop. then there are times when you are just trying to do someone and you want to -- like kristen was saying get a funny take on it. it doe

>> donnie wahlberg is detective danny ree gan and bridget moynahan plays assistant d.a.erybody? >> we're good. >> i got a chance to see it last night. congratulations. >> thank you for that. >> the paper is all full of phenomenal news. looking at "the daily news" four stars for bleu bloodz. >> did we. >> i'll hand it over. tom, you got your picture in the paper. >> yeah, i know. the carrier, my dad. >> so many questions i don't know where to start but in this role you play the commissioner of new york. >> yeah. >> but you are wearing a uniform. >> yeah. >> which is a little different than new yorkers are used to. my question is, when you put that question on, what did it feel like? >> well, you know, i'm trying to be a good actor, as we learn about accuracy, i wanted to know what the ribbons were so i did my homework and right up at the top is a black ribbon that says wtc and that's a first responder. and it just reminds us of, i think, all of us, of the responsibility, you know, robin greene, who wrote for "the sopranos" now writing this show said at the press conferenc

tom selleck, dolley wahlberg along with actress bridget moynihan. there they are. i saw -- i've seen the first episode of "blue blood" getting great reviews. it's really really good. no kidding. that premieres tonight right here on cbs. >> first, let's check the news. mr. jeff glor is inside at the newsdesk, good morning, jeff. >> maggie thank you very much. >>> good morning, everyone. a flooding emergency in the midwest this morning. flash flooding forced hundreds in southern minnesota and wisconsin to leave their homes. polly wagner of our station wcco is in owatonna this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. both governors of wisconsin and here in minnesota declared emergencies in large parts of the state. we are here in southern minnesota where folks spent all day yesterday and a good portion of the night battling the rising water. everybody >> everybody is pulling together. it's helped for everybody. whoever needs help gets help. >> reporter: the heavy rain from the fast-moving water that knocked out roadways and inundated homes. floodwaters

. >> larry: mark wahlberg. >> fantastic. >> larry: comic actor. >> michael keaton, they got his back.: loraina, texas, for jimmy fallon, hosting the emmys sunday night, hello. >> caller: hey, jimmy. who's your favorite person you ever worked with on "saturday night live"? >> oh, man. >> larry: that's hard. >> i would say loren michaels. >> larry: i guess in skits. >> they're all good and cast members but me and tina fey had a good ride. we had a good ride. >> larry: she's doing okay. >> what is she up to? i think a show with kate gosselin. >> larry: do you have something for kate gosselin? mentioned her three times already. >> look, i'm just saying, if this show doesn't work out for me, kate, i can dance, be a dancing partner. i have seen you dance. >> larry: i know you can dance. >> yeah. >> larry: let's do some imitations, all right? we don't have to go long. >> do you do impressions? >> larry: just me. >> you do a pretty good you by the way. >> larry: jerry seinfeld. >> people, what is this place? what kind of colors are these different colored dots? >> larry: cosby. >> you know, t

. >> the last speaker, tim wahlberg, running for congress in michigan. certificate. note the word, i take the president at his word that he's a christian. that's how he walked it back. if that sounds familiar, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has been saying the same thin. >> the president is a christian, i'll take him at his word. >> if you say so, i'll take you at your word. kind of hard to believe but if you say so. far reaches argued that president obama was a secret muslim manchurian, alien plant. that conspiracy theorizing came from the top, from the party standard bearers, from the mccain/palin campaign. as politics gets rough-and-tumble again as we close in on these elections, it's not surprising the hussein

you may have seen this ad for "the other guy" starring will ferrell and mark wahlberg. when a gun right's group noticed the post eers were altered to sw instead of guns pepper spray, the group made an ad showing a woman holding a gun. the gun rights group calls it a coup to avoid a lawsuit. >>> the box office numbers are not official this morning, but it looks like "the american" will rein supreme. the georgia clooney thriller pulled in about $13 million between friday and sunday. "takers," showed more stamina than expected. currently in second with $11.5 million, looking at a likely $14 million to finish out the holiday weekend. the revenge thriller "machete" went into the weekend as the expert's favorite for the top spot is currently in third with just $11 million and will likely finish with around $14 million, as well. >>> the world's shortest living man measures just 27 1/2 inches, which is just slightly taller than carry-on luggage. his parents were never given a reason for their son's size, though he was born weighing just three pounds. his mother said he has not

mike wahlberg and jay moore was a great host. >> larry: you're in the television business? >> yes. we have some other stuff with vh1 coming up, like a scripted show of doing at the palms. and another comedy for trutv. like a hangover game show. you have to party all night and wake up the next day and remember what you did. >> larry: when you get into a business like that, joe, you have to know the people you're involved with, right? >> yes. >> larry: you've got no television experience, right? or do you? >> no, we don't have any television experience. but we have a good feel for people. >> larry: how did you make the decision to go into that business? >> i thought it was just -- we've always been in the entertainment business, casinos, and beer, it's kind of larger than life. we thought it would be good synergy, music, entertainment, casinos, and the nba. i thought it was a perfect fit for the family. >> larry: is there like a day of the month that you all sit down together? >> no. >> it's rare. >> used to be, but not recently. this is the first time i think since thanksgiving. >>

because palin was on, wahlberg was on. alec was on. jimmy: no, you had some really good bits. i remember. >> it's nerve-racking, though. it was fun. >> jimmy: it's fun, right? >> it is fun. >> jimmy: you should go back. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: would you go back? >> i think i would. i'm not sure. it's nerve-racking. >> jimmy: they all loved you there, i know that. >> oh, loved them. i loved them. >> jimmy: and you're a busy, busy guy. do you like the live stuff? did you ever do theatre or any of that stuff? >> i do. i did a lot of theater. i did a bunch in rochester, new york. i've done some down here. >> jimmy: all right. >> one person fromochester. are you okay? were you in rehab? [ laughter ] no, rochester is good. >> jimmy: but you've got two movies coming out. >> i do. >> jimmy: this is -- you're a very talented, very busy guy. oh, my gosh. >> say the talented thing once more. >> jimmy: you're very talented. >> because you've said it three times already, and i apprecte it. >> jimmy: did i really? well, i do think you are ve

for now, the reason i'm here in michigan is campaigning with tim wahlberg. it's time the american people won back the people's house for the common sense and common values of this nation. >> okay. so we'll have you back in november when you're ready to make the announcement. i'll invite you back then. let's talk about the midterms. and that victory last week by christine o'donnell and all the comments coming out over the weekend. you heard karl rove saying christine o'donnell is going to have to explain the witchcraft comments. she says it was just a little high school fun. is that enough? >> well, look, i think that's up to the voters in delaware to decide. and certainly, christine o'donnell, you know, has an obligation to explain those public statements. but, you know, welcome to the silly season, george. suddenly now, bill maher is the vanguard of religion in america. come on. you know, christine o'donnell's success or the success of joe miller in alaska or people like marco rubio in florida is less about that the messenger. it's more about the message. w