now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> 17 victims of the growing wildfires have now been found in sonoma county. that buputs the death number at 31. here's what we have. the nun's fire has grown by 3,000 acres. the adobe fire was downgraded by 400 acres. containment lines have expanded

on the atlas, sulfur and other fires, but there's a lock way to go. parts of sonoma are on edge, waiting to see which way the fire turns. we have team komcoverage in sonoma, where residents and firefighters are working to protect the community. lisa? >> reporter: we're here on wilking way inside the mandatory evacuation zone, and there are some residents who refuse to leave. they have this water truck standing by, and they have also set up all of these ladders. they are watering down that roof. you can see that it's shaped shingle and flammable. the fear is if this house goes down, the entire neighborhood will. >> we're going to make a stand and save the neighborhood. >> reporter: those aren't just words, they are serious about the task at hand. the one leading the charge is a retired battalion chief. he's organized this entire

effort and got a backhoe in to dig a trench to create even more densible space behindthe houses. because as it stands right now, the fire is less than two files away from here. >> once we got the water here, the inch and a half hose, we can take care of it. >> this is my house. i'm trying to protect it, to the extent i can. >> reporter: and police were manning the roadblock just down the street know these folks are back here and that they are staying at their own risk. meantime, just about a mile from here, managers at they're ready to move 78 patients, if necessar. their site was evacuated today night in santa rosa because of the fire's proximity. back here live now. there is a bit more ash and smoke in the air right now. and the group of neighbors who are watching over this house say they will not evacuate unless

the winds suddenly shift in this direction and really rev up tonight. >> let's hope that doesn't happen, lisa. thank you very much. the main job now is to protect people and property and stop these fires. as that process continues, cal fire is investigating whether downed power lines sparked the fires. but remember, pg&e has been fined before for lack of paym t maintenance on trees near its lines. dan noyes talked with some line workers who believe high winds, power lines and overgrown trees were a deadly combination. >> reporter: just as the fires were igniting across napa and sonoma sunday night, power lines on myers drive in santa rosa were failing. >> and you see that. what's going through your mind? >> i was kind of panicked at first. >> reporter: christian took this video from the safety of his

home, the wind pushing the power hines, some falling on to ryan's car. >> it was terrifying. i was trying to remain calm. >> reporter: i caught ryan on the roof of his house today, clearing dry leaves with his girlfriend. it was a close call. >> reporter: it's starting to be fall, so there's a lot of dry leaves. so that easily could have hit one of our houses and gone up. >> reporter: downed power lines and exploding transformers may have played a role in the fires. >> electrical investigation, 47 maverick. >> reporter: maverick court, where homes and lives were lost. >> basically hazardous conditions, possible transformer explosion. >> reporter: several pg&e line workers tell me they believe hurricane level winds pushed trees into power lines that failed and pg&e has to do a better job of keeping vegetation cut back. this is myers drive today where the sparks fell. >> i do understand some

information was put in the press. >> reporter: they quoted pg&e workers who cite this as a possible cause. >> the facts will come out when the investigations are come out. >> reporter: they sent a statement saying -- >> when they say weakened trees, that's the very responsibility they have to identify a weakened tree and to remove it before it strikes a power line. >> reporter: frank petry has filed some of the 1,000 lawsuits pending against pg&e for buthe fire in 2015. the public utilities commission fined pg&e $8.3 million for failing to come back a pine tree that contacted a power line and sparked that fire. he sees similarities in this

week's north bay fires. >> logic will tell you that the failure of these lines and the equipment, more likely than not, either caused or contributed to te spread of this fire. >> reporter: dan noyes, "abc7 news." >> line workers say that customers often object to their trees being cut back, so there's blame to go around here. cal fire is still investigating. we have posted the entire statement from pg&e on our website, abc7news.com. in mendocino county, the redwood and potter fires have burned more than 32,000 acres between them. ukiah high school has been closed all week, but volunteers gathered to unload cases of water. lonny rivera has that story. >> reporter: in this leveled community, the only lively sound comes from tree cutting crews. they're focused on chopping down unstable burn trees to prevent

further destruction. >> the fire got here at like 2:00 a.m. but we woke up at about 1:00 to 1 sa 1:15 a.m., and people were calling us trying to cake us up. >> reporter: his family made it out of their redwood valley neighborhood. their home was spared. but tim smith is still processing the devastation. his neighbors lost everything. >> i don't feel like it's really hit me yet. i've just been running around putting out spot fires in the neighborhood. >> reporter: firefighters are battling two fires in mendocino county. eight people have died, 8,000 displaced. but the situation is changing by the day. >> today, i'm telling you eight battalions, and tomorrow once confirmation has happened, the number will go up. >> reporter: officials briefed residents on the latest on the fires. we caught up with several from potter valley.

chris mccord feels grateful to have an rv in this camp, dpimpb a -- given all that's happened. >> when i heard one of my best friends lost her home, that made me very sad. >> reporter: most of the people staying here know each other. but they've formed a tighter bond from this experience. there are still a number of people unaccounted for in mendocino county. if you want to report someone who you believe is missing, call 707-467-6428. lonny rivera, "abc7 news." near fairfield, the voluntary evacuation order for the east ridge neighborhood has been downgraded to an advisory. green valley road is still closed, and the green valley neighborhood, 90% have heeded a mandatory evacuation order. a santa rosa couple who just came back from their honeymoon are among the hundreds who lost their home. all of their wedding gifts and

belongings are gone. tough way to start their new life. janeane dell vega is on that sory. >> reporter: the couple lives in this neighborhood. for blocks, everything is black, burned, and flattened. it was the picture perfect wedding. oscar and katie couldn't wait to start their life together as husband and wife. the groom works in marketing, while the bride is a nurse in santa rosa. >> we just worked so hard to get to this point. or very first paycheck i put it towards moving into this house. and making it a home. >> reporter: they just returned from mexico on sunday. they went to sleep that night, but their dog molly started barking. alerting them to smoke filling their house. >> i realized something was bad, like something was going on outside. so i woke her up, i said there's a house on fire. >> if molly hadn't woke us up, i don't know what would have happened. because our fire alarm didn't go

off or anything. >> reporter: they quickly started grabbing a camera and wedding jewelry, driving away, they knew it may be the last time they saw their home standing. >> everything was engulfed in flames. and the embers were just flying down. when i opened up my car door, they were doing into my car. >> reporter: later that day, once the fire swept through, a friend sent them video of their home, now in rubble, all the wedding gifts gone. the only things recognizable are the garage door and the mail box. >> i don't know where to begin? >> i kept reminding her, we're out, we're alive. this is horrible. but like we have the three dogs with us. and some people weren't lucky to get their animals out. >> reporter: they're staying with family for the short term. overwhelmed hike so many others, they face an uncertain future, but are grateful to have each other to hold on to.

>> we wish them well. the blood centers of the pacific is urging people not in the fire zone to give blood. the donation center on industrial drive in santa rosa is in the evacuation zone and will remain shut through sunday. a warehouse in santa rosa survived in tact, along with blood mobiles and supplies. the fairfield center is expected to reopen tomorrow. we have turned abc7news.com into a central resource for fire information. you're going to find a list of ev evacuation orders, closed schools, donation centers, wiperies that burned and how you can help those whose lives are turned upside down. all on abc7news.com. take

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this next story starts with great loss and ends with great generosity. we met an iron worker who learned the fire in santa rosa stole just about all of his possessions, including the tools that provide his livelihood. he got help from a stranger who knows what it's hike to lose something precious. matt keller was there as these two strangers connected. >> reporter: the recovery in san to rosa for dana hanson begins in san pablo. all his tools were destroyed on monday. "abc7 news" interviewed him about his mistake. >> i saw dana on the news. i was playing with my phone and i heard iron worker and i looked over and i caught his last name.

>> reporter: she reached out to let dana know she had a full set of iron worker tools. they connected and this morning they met at their house in san pablo. >> there's harnessing and the cool belt. >> reporter: but there's something special about these tools. they belonged to another iron worker named michael ewing. >> michael was what they called a rod buster, which is -- he did rebar work. >> reporter: michael died more than two years ago at the age of 31 from colon cancer. because of the devastating fire in santa rosa -- >> is it enough to get you back to work? >> absolutely. >> i'm so glad. >> reporter: the future is unknown for dana. he's been in contact with his insurance company, but it's unclear when the rebuilding process will begin. but today, he got a little bit back from the ashes. and a grieving mother did, too. >> it's like a testimony to michael.

and what he loved and dana sounds hike this is his passion, too. >> i'm proud to wear his tools and keep them on the steel. >> reporter: now that dana has michael's tools, he's all ready to go back on the job on monday. matt keller, "abc7 news." >> isn't that a great story? let's check in one last time with sandhya patel, who is tracking wind conditions on the fire lines. >> right now the winds are light. clear conditions, but the winds will be increasing, especially in the hills friday, 5:00 p.m. until saturday at 11:00 p.m. we have red nflag warnings. low humidity, you can easily see fires starting and spreading. as we take a look at this time lapse, you see what the smoke did. it did a number on the bay area with thick smoke, just hovering

over the bay area today. causing respiratory issues for many people. and it's not going to get much better. when you look at the air quality the next couple of days, it's going to be poor to unhealthy friday and saturday and even beyond. hazy tomorrow, highs in the 60s to 70s. smoky skies. accuweather seven day, windy, smoky conditions saturday. by sunday, lighter winds and warmer weather. >> sandhya, thank you very much. well, all professional bay area sports teams, the warriors, a's, raters, niners, giants, quakes and sharks are joining together to raise money for the fire victims. they have committed $450,000 and want their fans to donate, as well and fans are doing that. all money goes to the red cross. nice of our bay area sports teams who are great corporate citizens to be involved in the community in this time of crisis. larry beil is here with some sports tonight. >> there's a chance that the nfl

is looking at the raiders/chargers game on sunday and perhaps moving it because of the smoky conditions. 4 1/2 hours of bizarre tonight with dusty baker going through all the emotions, looking for victor

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imagine what we can do for you. good evening. dusty baker knows all about postseason despair. there was the agony with the giants in the 2002 series. managed the cubs in 2003. and tonight his nationals built a 4-1 lead in game five of the division series with the cubs. a lot of nervous nationals fans in our nation's capital. dusty brought in his ace, max scherzer in relief in the fifth and it was a disaster. two outs, addison russell doubles. contreras and zobrist score. so the cubs take the lead 5-4.

a strikeout here, but the ball gets away here, but the throw is bad. and that leads to another run. so 6-4 cubs. and with the bases loaded, what could go wrong here for the nationals? what else? well, scherzer hits jon jay. chicago with a bizarre four-run fifth. 9-8 cubs in the ninth. wade davis with a seven-out save. cubs take the series 3-2. and now it's on to l.a. for the national league championship series. football tonight, the eagles-panthers. 10-10 high at the half. cam newton threw three picks. can't blame him for this one. that led to carson wentz, a 17-yard touchdown pass to zach ertz. 28-23 eagles, the finally. philly 5-1.

to the ice we go. oh, baby. sharks looking to avoid their first 0-3 start since 1993. that was the year the tank opened. hosting buffalo. kevin he bank, the pass, off the pass of hurdle. 1-0 san jose. oh, pretty pass, no look, behind the back. 2-1 sharks. 2-2 in the second. right place, right time. that's your game winner, 3-2, sharks. one final note on dusty, his teams have now lost ten straight postseason closeout games. that is agony. >> that's in their head now. that's tough. thanks, larry. that is our report, this special extended edition of "abc7 news" at 11:00. covering the north bay wildfires. for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us, i'm dan ashley. keep in mind that tomorrow morning, the morning news will start half hour early at 4:00 a.m. right now on jimmy kimmel, kate

hudson. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kate hudson. jared padalecki. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and comedian ismael loutfi. and now -- look at this -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, welcome. thank you very much. very kind. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad you're here. you know, i don't know if you know this. but we almost didn't make it tonight. we live in a dangerous universe. early this morning at 1:42 a.m.,

an as tried passed by the earth, missed us by 26,000 miles. which in space temples is close. in fact, the asteroid was planning to hit us, then it saw what's going on down here and said, you know what? i'm going to keep going that way, i want no part of that. president trump this morning got to work doing the damage the asteroid couldn't. today he signed an executive order that threatens to cripple the affordable care act, obamacare. he's been very focused on doing this. he tweeted, since congress can't get its act together on health care, i'll be using the power of the pen to give great health care to many people fast." this is big, usually when trump uses the power of the pen it's to declare bankruptcy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but he was so fired up, so fired up about this executive order, he almost forgot to sign it. >> we will have great health care in our country.

thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, all right. thank at lot, mike pence. first thing the guy does all year, and it's that. [ laughter ] meanwhile the president's inexplicable battle with puerto rico rages on. trump fired off a trio of early morning tweets saying puerto rico's infrastructure was a disaster before hurricane maria, blaming them for their own financial problems, warning that the government won't be there to help them indefinitely. and also those paper towels? he wants those back. [ laughter ] he wrote, we cannot keep fema in puerto rico forever. which, okay. but it's been three weeks. he has hemorrhoids that last

longer than that. [ laughter ] i don't know what -- what his problem with puerto rico is. didn't he say he loves puerto rico? >> puerto rico. we love puerto rico. >> jimmy: we do. 80% of puerto rico still doesn't have power and he's tapping on his watch. i feel like the only way to get donald trump to care about what's happening there is to add a hot puerto rican anchor lady to "fox and friends." that might do it. it's especially crazy that this is the first thing he thinks about when he wakes up. he posted these tweets starting at 6:49 a.m. in fact, that's when he does most of his angry tweeting. i think, i gave this a lot of thought today, i think i have a plan to maybe put a dent in that. because it's dangerous. and the plan is this. a fin jet spinner. okay? [ cheers and applause ] what i would like you to do is go in your kids' rooms, grab all their fidget spinners, and send

them to this address, the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue, weekend. better yet, send them to his real address, the mar-a-lago golf club, 1100 south ocean boulevard, palm beach. [ cheers and applause ] let's do everything we can to keep those little fingers busy, give them something less destructive to do. sorry, kids, but your country needs these, okay? trump's chief of staff, general john kelly, had a rare press conference, i think it may have been his first press conference as chief of staff, to announce reports of his demise have been bigly exaggerated. >> i would just offer to you that although i read it all the time pretty consistently, i'm not quitting today. i don't believe, and i just talked to the president, i don't think i'm being fired today. and i am not so frustrated in this job that i'm thinking of leaving. unless things change, i'm not

quitting, i'm not getting fired, and i don't think they'll fire anyone tomorrow. >> jimmy: so you know what that means, right? >> he's fired! he's fired! >> jimmy: i did not see that coming. while we're on the subject of firing things up, starting january 1 it will be legal to sell marijuana for recreational purposes in the state of california. [ cheers and applause ] and in anticipation of this, the state bureau of cannabis control has established rules for how marijuana can be delivered. if you're really lazy, you could get it delivered right to your house. but the rules state that deliveries must be made in person by an enclosed motor vehicle, which means no drones, means no motorcycles, i guess. but it also means that dozens of new delivery services are gearing up. chief among those delivery services, a spinoff of a popular ride-sharing company. >> first there was uber. then uberx. then uberpool. uberselect. uberblack.

uberlux. now doober. press of a button and one of our cars will be dispatched directly to your home. one of our friendly doober drivers will show up at your door with the pot you're too lazy to go get. >> hey, man, open up! >> did i order pizza? >> no, man. i'm your doober. >> oh, yeah, man! thanks, dog. come on in here. >> hey, you got any weed? >> yeah, i just scored some. [ laughter ] >> doober. live the high life. >> jimmy: this is funny. this is from our abc affiliate in colorado springs. news channel 13. where an innocent story about a denver bronco with an unusual name gave rise to an even more unusual new position. >> the broncos tight end jake

butt can't wait to play. butt tore his acl nine months ago and he's been working very hard sense to get back on the field. >> the hardest part for me has been -- >> jimmy: well, that's all the squats? that is the kind of filth that america does not need right now. unfortunately, we're here to clean it up. it is thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> let's start with health care. i saw that tweet this morning and started stroking my [ bleep ] trying to figure out exactly what he's referring to. >> we want lower taxes. bigger paychecks. and [ bleep ] jobs for american truckers. >> how off the don you [ bleep ]? >> [ bleep ] every 14 days. a good number at the white house. but i don't really want to [ bleep ] him because melania is

there. >> nfl coaches out of a job after a video emerged of him [ bleep ]ing a white [ bleep ]ing. >> butt day, do we need that? i guess we do. >> let's get [ bleep ]ed! >> married couple from virginia took on the top prize at the 18th annual north american wife [ bleep ]ing championship. >> do your research and realize it's going to be this big, and maybe you love big [ bleep ]s like me. >> now we got a whole new breed of [ bleep ]s, folks, soft [ bleep ]s. >> he came back, pushed me off my chair, and [ bleep ]ed me. >> where? >> in my face. >> where? fist or hand? >> fist. >> he's getting worked on. let's hope that's nothing serious. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back, i have some alarming internet pornography news and i'm going to do the unthinkable and put a pumpkin spice pizza into my mouth.

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that was. pornhub is the 20th most popular website in the united states, gets about 80 million visitors a day which is crazy. there's a quick test they do to find out if you have the virus on your computer. first they ask, are you a man? and if you said yes, then yeah, you have it on your computer. [ laughter ] here's how you get the virus. a tab would pop up saying there was a critical update, then if you clicked that update, the virus would be downloaded to your computer. in other words, you got the virus by being stupid. [ laughter ] and now when you take the computer to the geek squad to get it fixed they absolutely know what you did. [ laughter ] probably best to throw the computer out and start over. if you did contract a virus, it's your responsibility to contact other websites you visited, let them know they need to get tested, okay? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] speaking of troubling things, this is a cautionary tale. instigated by what i believe is

the greatest threat to the united states in the present day. >> someone reported an unusual smell on the third floor of crystal ray jesuit high school yesterday. it got so bad the hazmat team was called out to test for toxins. it turned out to be a pumpkin spice air freshener. >> jimmy: uh-huh. the damn pumpkin spicing of america continues. and the president does nothing about it. [ laughter ] this started with lattes. now we have pumpkin spice everything. they even have pumpkin spice dog treats. organic nuggets. even the dog on the package looks depressed by this. [ laughter ] there's one thing dogs love, it's pumpkin. of all the pumpkin spiced atrocities and there are many out there, this to me is the most atrocious. this is a pumpkin spice pizza. i spoke about this a couple of weeks ago. as a result of that, the restaurant chain that makes it, villa italian kitchen, reached out and said, try it before you make fun of it. their c.o.o. offered to fly out

here to bring one to me. i'm nothing but if not fair, you know that about me, right? >> guillermo: yeah, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. even though it goes against everything i stand for, even though it shakes me to my italian american core, i said, yes, you can fly out here and i will try it, i feel like i owe it to them and myself to at least give pumpkin spice pizza a chance. ♪ it's pumpkin spice it's pumpkin spice ♪ ♪ it just isn't right it's pumpkin spice ♪ ♪ pizza pie with pumpkin spice ♪ are they out of their minds it's pumpkin spice ♪ ♪ and here we go, here's the pumpkin spice pizza coming out of the car and into the studio. >> jimmy: and here he is, the c.o.o. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing, andrew? >> jimmy kimmel, how are you? >> jimmy: this is the -- here, let me put this right over here. >> sure. >> jimmy: there we go. okay. all right.

>> jimmy, jimmy -- that hurts, that hurts. >> thanks for coming. no, i will try this. >> i need one commitment from you. >> jimmy: what is the commitment? >> i need a two-bite commitment. so much flavor. i want to make sure you get it all. >> jimmy: okay, all right, all right. i am going to make another commitment to you. i'm going to be honest. if i like it, i'll tell you i like it. if i don't like it i'll tell you. but i do have a couple of questions. why is number one. >> why not? it's all about fun. and best way to get on the "jimmy kimmel live" show is -- >> jimmy: is to make something terrible? >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. >> tasting is believing. >> jimmy: do your children know what daddy is doing at work? >> they do, we try to keep it very low key. >> jimmy: all right, you hold that. let's reveal it. have a look at it. it got a little bit shaken up. >> that's beautiful. >> jimmy: so i'm examining it. i'm going to have a smell of it. is there a special way to consume this? >> very new york style, you got it right there. >> jimmy: okay, very good.

here we go. [ cheers and applause ] you wouldn't want to get something that on the end there. >> hold on one more. >> jimmy: let me swallow it first. [ laughter ] okay. hm hm, hm hm -- >> you like it, don't you? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, it's not terrible. >> we'll take that. >> jimmy: but -- but you know what? order the regular pizza from them. [ cheers and applause ] it's like you dumped a pumpkin pie onto a pizza. >> that's a good thing. >> jimmy: that is not a good then. get some to guillermo, he'll give it a try, we'll see what he thinks. thank you. >> thanks so much. [ cheers and applause ]

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>> jimmy: hi there, welcome to the show. tonight, from the long-running show "supernatural" on the cw, jared padalecki is here. then, a funny man -- you can see him at the laughing skull lounge in atlanta november 9th and 12th. comedian ismael loutfi. next week, we will be joining those of you who live in new york for five shows from the brooklyn academy of music. b.a.m. we have great guests lined up including david letterman, amy schumer, howard stern, tracy morgan, billy joel, woody harrelson, cardi b, dj khaled, lcd soundsystem, and more. and this is exciting -- we have our own twitter emoji to commemorate our trip. if you send a tweet using the

hashtag #kimmelinbrooklyn or just #kimmel, a special emoji pops up. i'll show you how it works. this is going to take about a half hour, okay? "dear brooklyn." oops. "i look forward to being in you next week." [ laughter ] #kimmelinbrooklyn. [ cheers and applause ] you see that? it just comes right up. all right. is the show done now? okay, all right. our first guest tonight comes from a family of movie stars. she's a golden globe winner herself who, starting tomorrow, can be seen in the courtroom drama based on real american history.

called "marshall." please welcome kate hudson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: looks good. >> we've had a similar haircut. >> jimmy: in about three weeks we'll have exactly the same haircut. >> exactly, exactly. >> jimmy: it looks good. you did it for a role? >> i did, i did a film with sia. >> jimmy: sia directed a film. >> the singer/songwriter. she directed a film and i starred and it and she was like, well, i'm going to share your head. >> jimmy: did she tell you beforehand you'd have to shave your head for the written? >> yeah, it's written. the character's kind of a shaved head kind of girl. >> jimmy: how does it work when a person your caliber has her head shaved? do you pay a hairstylist $400 to do it? >> yeah. [ laughter ]

he's out there, easy day of work these days. >> jimmy: yeah, and are you enjoying having it? >> i love it. it was funny too. when i first started -- i didn't think about it because it was the role, you know? it was like, oh, let's do this. and then -- and then as we were shaving it, and being my little one and sia were doing the honors of shaving head -- >> jimmy: oh, really? how old's he? >> he's 6. >> jimmy: you let a 6-year-old shave your head? well, what's the worst that could happen. >> it was a number two so it just -- >> jimmy: he made a number two? [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: i see. >> the number 2. >> jimmy: i see, gotcha. >> you couldn't really go wrong. i didn't thin it until it started, like what is the shape of my head going to look like? >> jimmy: right. >> because that was really -- then i started -- i really started to panic. i was like, if this is not, you

know -- and then sia was like, i know it's going to be round. i know it. [ laughter ] and all of a sudden it was like a birthing. it was like, it's a boy! it's round! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank goodness. >> well, i just, you know. >> jimmy: you don't want to have a big dent in your head or something, right? >> it was possible. it was possible it could have been anything. you know -- you know. i don't know. it would have been a weird profile in the movie. >> jimmy: yeah, it would have. >> if it was, you know, not -- so we were pleasantly, you know, surprised. >> jimmy: who would have imagined your head would also be perfect. [ cheers and applause ] you know what i do want to ask you about, what is your position on pumpkin spice? >> oh, yeah, i can actually -- i think i'm smelling it still. >> jimmy: it's probably in my teeth. yeah. yeah. >> you know -- jimmy, i love pumpkin spice. >> jimmy: oh. >> like i really love it.

i'm one of those people that loves the holidays. so i change my house and the scents and everything. and pumpkin spice is one of the things i put in my house. i won't invite you over. >> jimmy: well, i know that. what about on pizza? >> it is a little weird. it was a little weird. and the globs made me uncomfortable. >> jimmy: there should not be globs on a pizza. >> no. but i would go and get a pumpkin spice latte any time. >> jimmy: you would? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: even in july? >> yeah. no, if you go to the supermarket in my neighborhood and get the pumpkin spice coffee mates, they're gone. >> jimmy: really? >> it's because i took all of them. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yes, i love pumpkin spice. it's like -- it's warm. %-p >> jimmy: it's not warm, it's a small amount of chemicals in a plastic cup is really what it is. [ laughter ] >> well, you can make a natural version. >> jimmy: can you really? >> yes, you can. yes, you can. >> jimmy: by the way, do you do that -- >> it's one of the things i talk about in my book.

well, i don't talk about pumpkin spice. >> jimmy: maybe that will be a whole other book. "pretty fun." it's about throwing a party. right? >> well, no. it's about -- i mean, it's about why it's important to have -- to gather. to me it's like -- when we talk about wellness a lot, you talk about health, all these things but people forget to talk about why we connect. and that's kind of the focus on this. along with the fun stuff. >> jimmy: right, yes. >> but it's really about -- it's important to connect. it's not about the big parties, it's about traditions. >> jimmy: can you have fun if you're not pretty? is that allowed? >> no, my whole theory behind pretty happy or preceded fun -- >> jimmy: that was your last book," pretty happy." >> yeah, nothing's ever perfect. it's like, oh, that was pretty fun. i mean, it looks great. >> jimmy: you set the bar at a reasonable -- >> yeah, that's where you have to set it. then the expectations aren't too high. >> jimmy: unless you're martha stewart, you're not going to achieve those high highs. >> i've tried.

it doesn't work for me. >> jimmy: maybe because you're serving pumpkin spice stuff at your house. is that possible? >> no. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. i'm going to try to talk you out of this pumpkin spice thing during the commercial. kate hudson is here. [ cheers and applause ] she has a movie called "mar high school." we'll be right back. ♪ (somb♪ musi♪) ♪ (upbeat musi♪) ♪ it's here! it's here! it's here! ♪ ♪ ♪

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. the gag was between your lips, is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> is this about right? >> no. it was a bit tighter than that. >> how about this, ma'am? >> yes, that's about it. >> jimmy: that is kate hudson in "marshall" with josh gad and chadwick bozeman. >> you can't really -- we've had such a hard time with the clips because you can't give too much of the movie away. >> jimmy: and there's some heavy stuff in the movie. >> there is heavy stuff. >> jimmy: you got 100% on rotten tomatoes with the top critics. >> yes! th