they go woo, woo, woo. okay, they take you to the hospital. they hook you up.'ll be the weird box thing, stand up. so you do the beep beep. your heart gets a little electric shock about once a second. did it work? okay, good! what i think is important is to get out there and get kids to actually viscerally experience something. shake, shake, shake your head! nice look! >> thank you doctor, send me a bill. >> the most exciting thing was the generator with the high voltage. >> i knew a lot about electricity, but i never knew that it was all around the air, and all the different ways that it could be produced. >> that was really cool when the lights were turned off, and you can see all the sparks come out. >> doing hands on experiments with vandergraph generators, and learning about electricity is a perfect opportunity for students to understand how science works, and maybe having a job in the future with science. >> the success i see immediately is the faces on the children. their minds are starting to begin to determine that, "oh my goodness, i can do this. i ca

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: woo-hoo. >> all right. >> jimmy: all right!ng. >> thank you for having me. what a pleasure. i see you almost every night. >> jimmy: i love that you say that. i appreciate that. i love that you watch. >> with one eye open, "'jimmy fallon' is on." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. how are you feeling? can i just ask you that? >> very well. fabulous. >> jimmy: you scared everyone -- >> fabulous. >> jimmy: -- in september. something went down or something? >> well i was very, very concerned myself. it was a major surgery, but god is good. >> jimmy: yeah. well, you look fantastic [ cheers and applause ] so happy. so happy everything turned out okay. but it made you think of things that you still want to accomplish. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: like what things? >> well, let's see. stevie and i have got a thing together and smokey and i have got a thing together. [ cheers and applause ] i want to sail the nile, i'd love to do that. valley of the kings, the sphinx and all the little fabulous places in egypt. >> jimmy: but, i was always wo

they would love to woo twitter and companies like that to their jurisdiction. just as an aside -- president obama at the beginning of this session proposed and passed payroll tax breaks. somehow we as a community did not have a problem with that, and we were supportive of what president obama did at the national level because we all believed it made sense. i want to obviously reiterate what we have heard from everyone about the importance of having a comprehensive business tax reform. this is something i have been talking about when i served in the small business commission. it is something i experienced as the founder of a small business. that being said, last year, we started the conversation. i want to thank various stakeholders who have been in conversations with me thus far about it, as well as colleagues. i want to thank today the president of sciu 1021. they have been one of the most vehement opponents of the legislation today, but a few hours ago, the president committed we will work together to talk about how we reform business tax. that being said, we

. >> woo! >> so beautiful. >> i could cry. >> it would be like you in my backyard. >> woo, close!we can't be at a trump hotel without an official trump. welcome. ivanka trump. >> i'm surprised so many people woke up at the crack of dawn, got dressed and came out to brunch today. it's wonderful. >> we don't have a royal family, but we have a first family. a certain gentleman would love to have you as the first daughter. >> that would be something, wouldn't it? >> to the royal couple. >> the royal couple. god bless them. we still have a show to do, may i remind you. >> yes. and we have another show to do on monday. >> look at sara. get over it, all right? >> he's taken. go for harry. >> j-lo will be with us monday. jennifer lopez. >> get over it. grow up. >> have a great weekend, everybody. -- ioca y nsptcvi b ta vi w.cowwc.tam c. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started >>> this is an nbc news specia

woo voters that there is change actually happening on capitol hill because as we all know his wholecampaign record was was about to change and also what the american public think about america being embroiled now in three wars iraq afghanistan and libya well the polls are showing that obama's popularity rating is taking a dramatic drop that americans are saying we need to be out of afghanistan and they were very upset that that secretary of defense gates was in iraq just a week ago saying to the iraqis if you want us to stay you've got to give us some lead time essentially you know putting it on the on the table we want to stay you've got to ask us and that's not what the american that's not the change the american public voted for for barack obama there's a lot of this satisfaction among those who work very hard for obama on these war policies now when it comes to obama and these will policies when it comes to the media and government rhetoric coming out of washington d.c. how is president obama justifying intervention and what's going on in libya at the moment. well it it is the r

can i get a woo. >> i want to break tradition about latino macheese mow. >> forget. want to break tradition. because blood is supposed to be thicker. but you see, my friends and family, because they love and accept my and don't consider me, foreign language. they do not speak the language. everyone has green contacts. adopting supremist beliefs. when was the last time you saw them playing the maid? i want to break tradition. smashing it against the ground. where our spanish eyes are not blinded. we do not understand hate. foreign language. never. this next poem is called "outside". it's from bullets and butter flies. this is in celebration of gay pride month. hypocrisy exists when those results in violence. because in darkness, they are safe from reducing our brother and sisters and way too many others to name. they beat to the drum beats of liberty. the difference between us and the shadows of fear is we have a lot more space to breathe. yet the smell of equality is found outside and sexuality is the right to physical expression between consenting adults. we can liv

>> woo! woo! you see that? >> jimmy: "scream 4" in theaters -- april 15th.d applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is one of the most celebrated chefs in america, not to mention the last winner of "top chef masters." his newest restaurant, red rooster, recently opened in harlem, and it is awesome. please welcome marcus samuelsson! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. i've been to the restaurant red rooster twice now. >> and i love it cause you're always drunk when you come. >> jimmy: i know. >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i've got to stop going there with kathie lee. that's what happens. before we get into the place. no. first time we went with paul mccartney. paul mccartney was there. eating fried chicken with paul mccartney, then the other one was questlove has his birthday there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was awesome. >> a lot of fun. being with all the roots, it was great. >> jimmy: what are you going to make us right now? >> we're going to take, will not taste good without the drink

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woo!eep ] tan, all right? [ laughter ] seriously, i don't need a tan. and, honestly, i don't like how much they tan. [ laughter ] >> got to work out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so before we hit the clubs, we got the whole routine. my hair's perfect, my tan is friggin' exceptional. now it's time to workout. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! >> this is all you. that's all you, that's all you, that's all you! >> that's good. all right, good. i'm done. [ laughter ] ♪ >> club time, yeah. >> this is not a gym. these are office supplies. [ laughter ] they're lifting office supplies. >> jimmy: sweatshirt time. all right, it's sweatshirt time! >> oh yeah! >> jimmy: sweatshirt time is when we all put on hooded sweatshirts and sit around for five minutes wearing sweatshirts before we leave for the club. sweatshirts on! >> oh yeah! >> sweatshirts time! sweatshirts time! sweatshirts time! >> jimmy: sweatshirts, yeah! [ laughter ] sweatshirt time, yeah. ♪ >> we're ready to go to club. you guys ready? are you ready? >>

>> woo! woo! you see that? >> jimmy: "scream 4" in theaters -- april 15th. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is one of the most celebrated chefs in america, not to mention the last winner of "top chef masters." his newest restaurant, red rooster, recently opened in harlem, and it is awesome. please welcome marcus samuelsson! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. i've been to the restaurant red rooster twice now. >> and i love it cause you're always drunk when you come. >>

woo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very woo-ing crowd tonight. [ light laughter ] >> as soon as "friends" was decided -- right, it's time to make a move out here. back home, so -- >> jimmy: that's awesome. [ cheers and applause ] you've got the beard. how long have you had the beard going? i like it. >> thanks. thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: you're welcome. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. no, i grew it because -- i don't know. i was lazy. it was winter. my wife said, "yeah, no, i like it. keep it." so i said, "all right." so i've got it for a little while. i don't know. we'll see what happens. >> jimmy: that's good. i like that. do you know we have a credit in common? we were both in -- >> "band of brothers." >> jimmy: "band of brothers." >> hell, yeah. >> jimmy: absolutely. captain dale dye. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah. that's right. >> jimmy: that guy is -- tough as nails, that guy. >> yeah, we weren't in the same episode. i think you were directed by tom hanks. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i heard something happened with you driving a jeep or something, or not driving? >> jimmy: yeah, i don't kno

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to attract people to the midmarket area, but it could have a negative an unintended consequence of wooing business is to leave -- say, the southeast, mission street, ocean avenue -- to join the midmarket area. yes, it stimulates the midmarket, but it creates a void in the surrounding neighborhoods. i am in favor of the legislation and i will be voting for it, but it is with serious threat to reject reservations -- but it is with serious reservations and in a word about the mission we're sending to the small business community. thank you. supervisor elsbernd: supervisor camera? supervisor kim: i want to thank my colleagues. no matter how you are voting today, you have been struggling for weeks with policies and have engaged with your constituents and stakeholders as well. i appreciate all the feedback everyone has given. first, i am glad this legislation is opening up a larger dialogue of reforming how we tax businesses in san francisco. is something all 11 of us have wanted for -- this is something all 11 of us have wanted for several years. hopefully, this legislation will bring the mome

the wooing. the cameras going up. you can begin to see a quick clip, just running along., here comes the carriage. this group of horsemen, this group of horsemen is the last group that we'll see before the prince and his duchess come through. here it is. the moment all of these people, these tens of thousands have been waiting for. here at the duke of york steps. now as my camera goes up, we see them. unbelievable. catherine middleton no more. but it doesn't matter because i have my own catherine middleton and her william. can you believe this? you have witnessed history. can you believe that i found catherine middleton and her william? how was it for you? >> absolutely glorious day. we're experiencing history in the making. >> i cannot believe that you two share the name of the new duke of cambridge and her prince. >> what are the odds? >> sadly we don't inherit the title but we do have the names. >> i have to see the passport and your driver's license, please. i am, i see it. william paul middleton and catherine elaine middleton. what can i say? i'm a magnet for this ki

. >> giants, baby, number one, woo!> reporter: but wowed the crowd the presentation of the championship banner, players passed it down the line and it was the beard who did the honors running across the field to the flagpole where the banner will fly for the entire season. [ applause and cheers ] >> goosebumps. yeah, great. long time waiting for it. raising the flag, brian wilson, awesome. >> reporter: it's been a pretty good day for the giants fans. with me right now is sports director dennis o'donnell. is it my imagination or is brian wilson's beard even blacker? >> reporter: i have never seen it blacker. the problem was it didn't fear the st. louis cardinals today. >> oh-oh. >> reporter: brian wilson, linda, was in the middle of all the pre-game festivities today. and then some as we found out wilson takes the 2010 championship flag and runs it himself to the flagpole in center. great moment for giants fans to see that flag finally hoisted up. then it was time to play ball. 3rd inning, giants down 1-0 and in his firs

. >> and woo do have mostly cloudy skies for that royal wedding with a temperature of 59 degrees once the wedding begins. a chance of a couple of raindrops. but according to our forecast the is the view right now. it's live, our cbs5 weather camera aboard chopper 5 high above the city of san francisco. currently 50 degrees. the winds have been westerly up to 15 miles per hour adding a chill into the air, bottoming out at 46 degrees. otherwise we have a lot of cooler air malts in place. numbers tumbling into the 30s, in santa rosa and the tri- valley, san jose and napa. your morning commute will be a crisp and clear one, albeit breezy along the coast with increasing winds during the day all because of this area of low pressure. that's the one that causes the gusty winds today. bunting up against the high pressure. when you have the two elements firmly in place, it causes friction, we refer to it as a pressure gradeient. northwest winds tomorrow up to 30, ushering the pollen around. medium to high, your highs for friday, low 60s coast, low 70s inland, again northwest winds to 30 during

intensive discussion about integrating global financial center in the russia there is the whole of the wooing mr improve the regulation of financial markets and there is the understanding of this improvement of regulation go hand in hand with the improvement of the legal system so i think there is a lot of rights indication and the right. indications in our sense how that in terms of implementation i think there are always a question because we're on the standard to do with corruption to improve the legal system or even you know to create the world financial center in russia of this requires a lot of time this requires a lot of efforts this requires. systemic changes and these changes will not just come you know a sudden two more assessing there is definitely a willingness from the government side to the how rational conversation are and the privatization by the way this is another good indication because by privatizing the cabinet will definitely improve the level of competition in the quantum it and then we will how can. they aggressive and competitive companies to improve their investment

congresswoman and possible twenty twelve presidential candidate has been i was this week trying to woo social conservatives and she was speaking at an event and thanks voters that helped oust three i was supreme court justices who ruled the gay marriage was legal in the state which is listen to michelle as she spoke about prohibiting judges from enforcing equal protections in the constitution it is lol when our home articles reports article three of the united states constitution we in. this. justices. we have with them are already decided what should just. so michelle who claims to love the constitution now want to take away the power of judges maybe she's confused about the three separate branches of government let's just recap for michele here first there's the legislative branch made up of the senate and the house of representatives their job is to make the laws for our country michel you are part of that branch of government just in case you're confused then we have the executive branch of government that's the law that made sure that the laws of the united states are obeyed the p

. >> woo-hoo. i love it.ke it from here. >> yes, it's all you. >> when it comes to shopping, guys have it pretty easy. you walk into a store, you grab something. maybe try it on. but do you get your cosco socks, that sort of thing? >> yes, in a bundle. 400 socks for 16 cents, that's a deal. >> you grab your pants and you're out of door. we hope that we have a solution for you. we are talking dressing room now going digital. sharyn alfonsi has the scoop. >> reporter: if we are what we wear, many of us are confused. >> i actually go from a 0 to sometimes a 4. >> i'm a size 2 all the way up to a size 6. >> reporter: the problem, that as much as the number's tied to our psyche, sizing is arbitrary. there is no true standard. consider a woman with a 27-inch waist. in marc jacobs she'd wear an 8 or a 10 but at chico's that same woman is a triple 0. but now this device will size you up, literally. it's called my best fit. shoppers stand in this kiosk in the middle of the mall. >> step on inside. >> reporter: and ass

-woo hoo. [ kids ] pop-tarts, please!hter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] when you give your kids frosted strawberry pop-tarts baked with real fruit, they'll rise and you'll shine. pop-tarts. made for fun. [ male announcer ] in the event of a collision, the smartest thing you could do is cut the fuel supply... ♪ ...unlock the doors, and turn on the hazard lights. or better yet, get a car that automatically does it for you. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. thank you for being with us tonight. i appreciate you cancelling whatever plans you had for midnight on a thursday to stay in and watch. tonight on the show -- a woman who has been surviving make-believe murder attempts for 15 years. and it happens again, starting next friday in her new movie "scream 4." neve campbell is with us. and then, making her television debut in the united states, with music from this new album. it debuted at number one in the uk. it's called "lights." ellie goulding is here from the bud light stage. next week on the show, we'll be joined by david arquette, mike

woo hoo. >> been too long. all right, roberta. >>> paying the rent taking a bigger bite out of your income. >>> and if a successful drug for a common vision problem being sold for $50,000 being sold for $50 selling for $2000. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, home. a bay area city is number one, when it comes to rent increases.. and it's not san francisco! >>> tough news for anyone that can't afford to buy home. a bay area city number 1. san jose had the highest rent increase in the nation for the first quarter of last year at 7.8%. that even tops new york city which checked in at 7.4%. san francisco and oakland were also in the top 10 for biggest rent increases. >>> it is a tale of two drugs. both used to treat the leading cause of blindness. the big difference costs. that could be changing. dr. kim mulvihill is here to explain why. >> okay. think about it this way. one drug costs $50 for the shot. the other, $2000 for the shot. roughly 50 times as much. both are made by a bay area bio-giant. both drugs work just as well. >> rep

. >> audience member: woo! >> jimmy: what?ou know american airlines wouldn't cancel those flights. they would just charge a $50 sunroof fee. [ applause ] i don't know what to make of this. apparently, bp is going to drill in the gulf of mexico again this summer. or as fish are reporting it -- [ underwater voice ] "you gotta be [ bleep ]kidding me!" [ applause ] they speak english. fish speak english. >> steve: yeah. of course they do. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: get this, i read that researchers in canada have developed a new injection that provides a long-term cure for cat allergies. yeah, i think that's called "putting your cat to sleep." [ laughter and ohs ] [ scattered applause ] just kidding, everybody. hey, i read about a 6'9" man in oregon who was kicked off a plane for being too tall. fortunately, he was able to book a seat on one of the southwest no-roof planes. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] -- a great flight. listen to this. to avoid high electricity bills, mayor bloomberg wants new yorkers to use their air co

if you don't woo hispanic voters, it's over, you won't see the white house for a generation. >> you'veeen republicans make various route reach efforts. some places they have success, but in other places it's far short of what they want to do. in terms of african-americans, you would they would have a base identity with the first afric african-american president. you would really argue they're not in play. hispanics are the ball game, so to speak. they don't have to win the hispanic vote. you have to do a reasonable amount. >> what is that? anywhere north of 35? >> in that ballpark, yeah. obama took 67% of the hispanic vote in '08, if that gets lower, republicans are going to get in better shape. if that gets higher, they're going to have a tough time in 2012. >> what republican nominee in your mind could do better than john mccain with hispanics? >> it is really hard to see. i mean, look, just since bill clinton took office, the non-white population in this country has more than doubled. right now, almost more than half of all americans under 18 will be minorities. those are numbers th

you're confusing the hell out of m'nips. [ laughter and applause ] woo.t wants to say "m'nips," that's all. [ laughter ] >> steve: did it say "'m,' apostrophe, 'nips'?" >> jimmy: it did. >> steve: nice. >> jimmy: i mean, i wrote it. >> steve: well, yeah. oops. [ laughter ] cats out of the bag. >> jimmy: oops. >> steve: guilty. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, elton john, for trying to lose weight on that trendy new all-baby diet. [ laughter and ohs ] ♪ thank you, divider stick at the grocery store checkout line, for keeping my grocery total from becoming infinity. [ laughter ] doesn't stop. [ scattered applause ] ♪ thank you, people who say, "someone let the cat out of the bag," like it's a bad thing. [ laughter ] let it out. why is your cat in the bag? [ scattered applause ] get it out of there. >> steve: that guy from west virginia had his cat in a bag. [ mumbles in southern accent ] "-- my backyard!" [ laughter ] >> steve: "dear jimmy fallon, i am offended the way that you've portrayed our state. [ laughter ] signed --" >> jimmy: no, it's just one human i'm maki

he wooed her. it was a barrage of attentions. he wanted to drive out with her, and she was flustered. i mean, it was so unexpected. she was quite a measured person, and she, you could see, i mean, from the letters. she's torn. she's supposed to be going back to america. here was a man who was a great statesman, he had been a governor in india, he had been foreign secretary, almost prime minister of britain for a period. he couldn't form a government, but he was asked to do so. and he was the eldest brother of the duke of wellington. his eyes, his eyebrows, his voice, there were great similarities. and i think as we were discussing earlier that she was, also, attracted to richard wellesley because of her grandfather. and richard wellesley was older than mary ann's own mother. so there's enormous age difference. and best thought this was so romantic, so mary ann married richard wellesley in 1825. bess couldn't decide which suitor, she vacillated, and she didn't marry until she was in her 40s, and she married george baron stafford,

>> there's a lot of heavy wooing going on. >> my husband did drop it first as well. but an m.i.t. researcher has broken down who is more likely to be the first to say those three terrifying -- i think they're wonderful words -- "i love you." men or women. we were all surprised by the results. the study also found out under what circumstances -- here's the key word -- men and women say it the first time. read into that however you will. >> i've got to lot to say on this subject. we'll talk about that later. >>> we'll start this morning with what has been an incredible night of weather. violent storms tearing across the midwest and the southeast. we had hundreds of reports of severe weather. and there is more in the forecast for today. meteorologist casey curry from our houston station ktrk is with us this morning and she has the violatest. casey, good morning to you. >> good morning, dan. it was a terrifying night. a huge system stretching across multiple states, for those who witnessed the twisters up close, it was pure terror. one witness said they just kept on getting bigger and

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