COLLINS: Comedian Jay Leno has checked himself into a Los Angeles hospital because of his illness. NBC canceled tapings of "The Tonight Show" for both last night and tonight, putting reruns in their place. No details on Leno's illness. But the network and his publicist saying he's doing well and plans to return to work next week. Well, there is an awful lot going on this morning, and we do have crews working to bring you everything you need to know. So let's check in with some of our correspondents now, starting with you, Christine. Good morning.</s>ROMANS: Good morning, Heidi. I'm working on Chrysler for you, trying to find out if this company can survive just a few more days. Time running out for this company to find a solution if it's going to get any more backing from the government, if it's going to get any more money to operate. I'll have that at the top of the hour.</s>POPPY HARLOW, CNNMONEY.COM CORRESPONDENT: And I'm Poppy Harlow. The only one of the big three U.S. automakers that has not taken federal bailout money is out with its quarterly report card. What did Ford have to say? What's ahead for the company? That's right at the top of the hour.</s>ELIZABETH COHEN, CNN SENIOR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT: I'm Elizabeth Cohen. And today is "Empower Me" Friday. That means we come up with solutions to your health care problems. Today, it's a tough one. How do you get insurance when every company is telling you, no? I'll have the answer to that question at the top of the hour.</s>COLLINS: All right. Very good. Thanks Elizabeth and to everyone. And we'll also take you back to South Carolina and the battle to contain the worst wildfire there in 33 years.
Jay Leno in the Hospital