let's say hello to the legend that is whoopi goldberg. whoo whoopi, are you there?here, thomas. good morning. >> oh, my gosh, you are so kind to do this. you know, my hint to everybody was that it's such a relief that our surprise guest is in the habit of getting up. >> ah. >> and you are in the habit of getting up early. what time do you typically get up? >> i've been up for about an hour and a half now. >> and you don't sleep a lot, do you? you stay up late and you get up early. >> yeah. i'm just -- i'm just up. and so my brain just does stuff. and so i try to make sure that i am laying supine on my bed for at least a couple hours so i can rest. and then i'm doing stuff. like i'm feeding the cat who's a little pissed at me right now. >> you have a very special cat. i love that cat. >> he's very good. he likes you, too, but he's a little annoyed. >> why? >> he's a little annoyed you didn't call him. that's all i'm going to say. >> i do this call every two weeks. i will call the cat in two weeks. how about that? >> i'll let him know. he'll call you in two weeks, ol.

. >> whoopi goldberg. >> oh, my god. >> whoopi goldberg? >> jimmy: whoopi goldberg.uess who it is. i took a bat and i made it into the hair. does it look familiar? >> i think i know who it is. >> jimmy: who is it? >> it's the guy from korea. >> jimmy: yes. >> king. >> jimmy: not a king. >> king johnson. >> jimmy: king johnson? >> that is king johnson. >> jimmy: that is king johnson. kim jong-un. all right, guillermo. >> the only one that can guess this is aunt chippy, because that's in her time. it was famous in your time. >> peter the great. >> jimmy: from aunt chippy's time? >> in the '80s. >> jimmy: in the '80s. that's aunt chippy's time. >> they're from end land. >> i know who it is. is it john lennon? >> yeah! >> jimmy: he's from the '60s. oh. who is that? >> it's jay leno. now mine. >> jimmy: see if we can figure out who this is. >> jimmy: you told us who it is. what is that pen coming out? >> that's marijuana. >> jimmy: oh, that's the marijuana. >> he's number one marijuana. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> i like it. >> jimmy: it's time now to declare who has

. >> whoopi goldberg chiding rosie o'donnell for using the racist card. we will tell you all about it. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. ignoring incompetence until today. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. americans are amazed that the white house is apparently not secure. on september 19th, a mentally disturbed person hopped a fence, got all the way into the white house without being stopped by secret service. that's a huge scandal. yesterday the director of the service it? >> is obvious that mistakes were made. it's self-evidence that mistakes were made. we must identify what the facts are, learn from the facts. >> too late, ms. pierson, you were north forthcoming about how bad the break-in was. the "the washington post" had to break the honest story. so you, madam, are out. you resign today. we predicted it would happen yesterday. you're gone. amazing. since the obama or fair.ration rarely holds in fact, the only other hi

. >> behind the scenes fight as whoopi goldberg and rosie o'donnell go at each other. >> strangest perper. >> you wanted to plead guilty. >> yeah. >> was this the reason she was targeted. >> she was a rich broker. >> this case has sent a trial across the country for working women. >> then, the new book that reveals what katie couric and diane sawyer really think of each other.

he had a long list of celebrity supporters, ed asner, whoopi goldberg.s renamed for him in france. mpr gave him a radio show and he wrote several books. this all after he was convicted of murdering a cop. now back at home in philadelphia, abu jamal was never able to cultivate community support, except from some fringe types. people at home, they know what happened. they don't buy into the hollywood lure. in 2011, abu jamal's death sentence was ultimately overturned on a technicality. he's currently serving life without parole. abu jamal will die in jail, a fate more civilized than that which he offered to danny faulkner. sadly, the idea that he would be a college commencement speaker is not unprecedented. it happened in 1999 in the state of washington, and again in the year 2000 at a school in ohio. i attended the second of those events with maureen faulkner in protest of what was taking place. and what i recall most from that experience 14 years ago was concluding that the students desperately wanted attention. they loved the media spectacle their invit

they are treated him like a political prisoner hero, whoopi goldberg and susan sarandon and the like.resident is good diagno diagnoseard is praising this choice. >> i'm giving a miss to joe manchin who said mary landrieu's defeat would be a disaster because her seat on the energy committee would be taken by democrat maria kantwell, all i can say boo hoo, this is your party, love it or leave it. >> all right, that's it for this week's show. thanks for my panel and all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> we are learning a united airlines flight just arrived at newark airport from brus sels is right now being held at the gate. this is just outside of new york city, newark liberty airport. there's a sick passenger on board. fears circulate about the possibility of ebola and the possible spread from international flights. meanwhile federal health officials say the key right now is following ebola victim thomas duncan's trail of contacts back in texas before anyone else there is infected. hazmat workers stripped the apartme't where he stayed the de

millions of voters enlisted the help and a special guest appearance from a friend of "way too early" whoopi goldberg i will swing by later after i'm done voting. >> don't come by after "dancing with the stars." >> mid-term elections, i'm voting in mid-term elections. >> i can't hear you what are you say something. >> i'll call you later, bi. >> love you, too. yeah. >> voting booths in the windows over to the walls and rock the boat, dude. >> all right. thank you. >> ♪ rock the vote ♪ turned down for what ♪ turned down for what ♪ turn out for what. >> i'm darren, i'm turning out for education. >> i'm e.j. i'm turning out for marriage equality. >> i'm le narcs i'm turning out for reproductive rights. >> i'm turning out for human right rights. >> hi, i'm natasha, i'm turning out for prison reform. >> we'll see if little john does the trick there, thomas. >> yeah. >> now you are speechless. >> a employers went to help a family in need. instead of writing a ticket whose daughter was not in a booster seat. he went to wal-mart and bought her one. the mother said she had fallen on hard times. she posted abo

. >> williams and billy crystal teamed up with whoopi goldberg to co-host comic relief.0 years, using their humor to heal and give hope. raising more than $50 million. >> start dialing. don't be afraid. let go for a moment. get to the phone. >> the last telethon was in 2006, the same year he played teddy roosevelt in a night at the museum. in 2006, also the year that struggles with addiction led williams back to rehab. >> live with larry king. >> he would joke with larry king about that and what came after. >> you keep going, a strange secret organization that you go to. >> alcoholics anonymous. >> don't say it. it's unanimous. it's unanimous, shh. you go to those and you find out that other people have done things that make you look amish. and you come out the other side. i almost have a year now without that. so it's good. >> but staying clean and sober would remain a challenge for williams, even as other parts of his life seem to be unraveling. in 2008, his 19-year marriage to his second wife would end in divorce. then 2009, he would be rushed to the hospital. heart p

>> this is whoopi goldberg doing what she does, stand-up. you don't joke about the secret service and not protecting the president of the united states of america without talking about the color of his skin. that's their job. they take it seriously. there's a lot of people that do that job every day, not knowing if they are going to come home. so, i think there's been serious issues. there is a lack of leadership. there needs to be a total overhaul of the secret service. to imply they are not protecting the way they should be because of the color of their skin, i think this is where the joke gets you laughs. ifts not appropriate at all. >> you think she implied it? >> sure. >> okay. >> van, what do you think? >> no, absolutely. sorry. you said van, go ahead. >> i thought it was hilarious. i agree. listen, the people who are part of secret service, they risk their lives every day. it's one of the most high stress jobs. any second history could be made and not in a positive way. i think whoopi was speaking to a lot of people's concern. i don't

usually hear these things and it turns out to be nothing, but rosie o'donnell and whoopi goldberg aren'tetting along. "the view" made a statement acknowledging it. the report said that on thursday, apparently rosie and whoopi got into a heated argument during a commercial break. rosie was supposedly upset that whoopi cut off her to go to commercial and they had some unpleasant back and forth in front of the studio audience. the crowd sat in awkward silence. and the crew didn't know what to do, because no one on "the view" had ever yelled at each other before. [ laughter ] can you imagine if the host of "the view" drank like kathie lee and hoda do on the air? it would be wrestlemania. no two hoechlss on "the view" have ever gotten along in the history of the show. i believe the closest everyone got to getting along, one time in 2004, barbara walters sneezed and joy behar accidentally said ga sioux tithe. you know spongebob squarepants. he is the subject of government criticism in kazakhstan. according to their education ministry, spongebob is, quote, a self-absorbed bully who regularly in

this week on "the view" whoopi goldberg wondered if the problems are about race. >> i was kind of shockedone thing, you always see the secret service jumping in front of bullets. but somehow when like oh, there's somebody running on the lawn. >> you want to call somebody to get him? it's like nobody gets it. yeah, we're going to watch the whole thing. i mean, what are you waiting for? this is the president of the united states. >> woopy's not alone. a front page article in friday's new york times quotes several african-american members of congress say their constituents are concerned that the secret service is not aggressive in protecting the first black president. should americans be concerned. i'm joined by a democrat of missouri quoted in the article and national security reporter at bloomberg and the author after great book called "raw hide down." on this issue what are you hearing from your constituents? >> i think the whole concept of or the suspicion that this president is not going to be cared for by the secret service or by the nation as a whole as much as previous presidents has

. >> reporter: on "the view" whoopi goldberg talks about medical marijuana to ease her glaucoma. >> your things. >> reporter: bono's admission comes as u2 releases its 13th album. >> this is something that is a human condition that endears him more to his fans and larger audience. >> reporter: sunglasses now making a statement that goes beyond fashion. for "today," joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >> my favorite band and first ever concert. it was shocking to know that is actually what is up. >> he is a rock star. >> there were moments when you say take those off. now you know why and so many people affected. >> it looks good. >>> we're going to go back to bermuda for a final check of the weather with dylan. dylan. >> hey, guys. all's well here right now. sun back out on bermuda and hurricane gonzalo pulls away. the weather across the country will be quiet. a couple of showers are possible across western new york as the cold front moves through the area. that will usher in gusty winds. it will feel like we are progressing through fall. tomorrow, we will see that cold front clear the eas

. >> reporter: to whoopi goldberg. >> security here tonight is tighter than some of the faces. >> reporter: to hugh jackman. ♪ look what you've done to me the academy announcing wednesday they are tapping neil patrick harris as the next mc. it has been a pretty good year for the 41-year-old, winning a tony forhead wig. and co-starring in "gone girl." and crossing one more thing off his bucket list. >> i'm in. >> reporter: the father of two, no stranger to hosting awards shows. from the tonys -- ♪ what if all your questions had rhyming answers in the middle of the show ♪ to the emmys, winning four emmys for hosting the tonys. >> he's well-loved by the community. he can really put on a big show, he can sing, he can dance. >> reporter: harris telling abc news overnight, it is truly an honor and a thrill to be asked to host. >> wait for it. >> a thrill his how i met your mother character would likely call -- >> legend, wait for it. audience, wait for it, say it with me, legend dare. >> such a good choice. and the oscars will be february 22nd right here on abc. >>> now back to ginger for the ch

with whoopi goldberg, doing a talk with you. i couldn't be there because i get up way too early.erful time. >> this title, "even this, i get to experience." what are we going to find out? >> even this, look at it. got up early. look at all these pleasant faces. i'm here. even as i get -- >> is it a celebrate of your life, is that what you mean by the title? >> it's certainly a celebration of my life, but isn't at all what i intended. what i intended was, it's amazing how many fabulous this is occur to us over the course of time. i mean, i have a great time with any meal i enjoy. to pause and think about that meal. to pause and think about the relief when that meal is jetisent -- >> did he just say that? >> the man said that. >> these are lifetime highlights. >> i got to ask you, i grew up on "all in the family." i don't think kids today can appreciate how breakthrough it was. to the point where you couldn't air some of the stuff today you were airing. how did you get that through cbs at the time? >> these were the days of perry como and -- how did you get that on the air? >> it w

whoopi goldberg walks in, then you walk in, seriously, it's as if the beatles first stepped off the plane sitting on your lap. >> that's wonderful. i didn't know i had such impact with young ladies. >> 16-year-old girls went wild. >> amazing, amazing. >> you know morning shows have, because i want to get you to comment on live fashion, and morning shows, they have models. have you seen them, they bring them out, anchor sits there and the guru comes out. we have "morning joe" models right here. can we get model number one, please? joe, joe, wake up. >> is it joe himself? >> yeah. he's our model today. joe, all right -- >> i do love those sweatshirts. he fell asleep. >> i'm going to narrate it. i'd like you to analyze. get on the cat walk, joe. do your model walk. morning shows, we have models. >> hand in pocket? >> get the music, walk with me. what's he got, pants he slept in. above the right nipple he has some breakfast. he likes to wear this -- >> this is amazing. >> what do you think of his outfit. what's it say to you, andre? >> says a lot he can get up and still model, still doing the

it's almost as big as whoopi goldberg. anyway, for today, plenty of sunshine in l.a.et weather extends into the mid-atlantic states, northeast, new england looking really good. >>> good morning i'm bill henley, a bright start today. upper 60 esz and low 70s. chillier tomorrow as clouds move in. later in the day we'll likely see showers develop and steadier rainfall into saturday morning. we'll see sunshine later on sunday. a warm up next week. tuesday afternoon is partly sunny and 78 degrees. on, just a second, our cameraman. i know jim, here you go, jim. take a bite! that's it go ahead, bite it, jim! ah yeah! oh, yeah! all right. back to you, guys. oh. [ music playing ] . >> all right. are you all ready? you have waited long enough. ladies and gentlemen, fleetwood mac! [ music playing ] ♪ if i could turn the page ♪ and time would rearrange just a day or two ♪ close my, close my, close my eyes ♪ but i couldn't find a way ♪ so i'll telephone one day ♪ to meet with you ♪ tell me, tell me, tell me ♪ tell me lies ♪ tell me sweet little lies all along you can't disguise ♪

it's almost as big as whoopi goldberg. anyway, for today, plenty of sunshine in l.a.ds into the mid-atlantic states, northeast, new england looking really good. whew >>> it's looking delicious on the golden gate bridge. this fog is going to keep you cool later on for today. thick low clouds, though, could create kind of a dangerous drive. you want to keep that in mind, travel cautiously. otherwise, your temperature at a comfortable 67 degrees in the city, 82 degrees for the north bay. we have an interesting change to tell you about. we're going to warm you up into the weekend, then by next week things really start to change. we've got rain on the way and quite a bit of it towards the end of next week. more on that today at 11:00. . >> hold on, just a second, our cameraman. i know jim, here you go, jim. take a bite! that's it go ahead, bite it, jim! ah yeah! oh, yeah! all right. back to you, guys. oh. [ music playing ] . >> all right. are you all ready? you have waited long enough. ladies and gentlemen, fleetwood mac! [ music playing ] ♪ if i could turn the page ♪ and