the big christmas tree in downtown sioux city. they showcased their talents and education to create the light show before the big holiday lighted parade. good evening, thanks for joining us , i'm robert lowe. tonight the 20-15 holiday season kicked off in sioux city. the annual holiday lighted parade jingled its way down 4th street. ktiv's tommie clark was there for the festivities and has more.

there being in community events and showing our participation just helps with making the awareness more out there and everything," said founder of jeremy anderson motorcycle awarness organization, samantha wolfe. after anderson was killed in a hit and run accident two years ago-- his family stepped up. they promote safety for motorcycylists and drivers. and anderson'' daughter took part too. "i'm gonna be riding the float!," said jeremy anderson's daughter, brooklynn anderson. in sioux city, tommie clark, ktiv news 4. >> to wrap up the evening, parade-goers made their way to the howard johnson hotel. there they could tell santa their wish list and warm up with some hot chocolate and cookies. there was also a gift shop and free crafts for kids. "it is fun you just feel the energy. the kids are so excicid to see nta. we have a ball frosting these cookies and seeing the families and the kids are all dressed up in their christmas best attire. it's just such an energy, fun-filled event," said co-chair

the 27th annual event raises money for the children's miracle network and other philanthropies. the city of sioux center had a major incident happen yesterday morning and today they're recovering. sioux center city officialalsaid one of their two substatitis blew out-- causing significant damage and leaving half the town without power. there was also a water main break-- the break has been fully repaired and residents are no longer needing to conserve water. with the help of neighboring communities, the city worked through the night to repair r e electrical system. there are now very few residents who are still without power. and, the red cross left this morning. good news for holiday travelers... gas prices are beginning to drop again according to the lundberg survey. two weeks ago... gas prices went up for the first time in 19 weeks... increasing b ba penny. but the average rereil price has gone down 11-cents over the past two weeks... to two- dollars and 14-cents per gallon. the downward pressure on prices

and strong u-s dollar... weakening oil prices. a holiday gift to consumers... prices may continue to plummet in december. speaking of holiday gifts, here in siouxland we're hoping for calm conditions as thanksgiving approaches for more, we'll toss it over to chief meterologist ron demers temperatures rebounded better today compared to saturday with areas without much snow on the ground getting into the 40s & 50s while northern siouxland only saw highs in the 20s. we'll continue with quiet weather to start our workweek with highs in the upper

it's been another tumultous season for the iowa state football team - and today, the school announced a major change in the direction of the cyclones progogm. we're going to get rght to it, for more on this developing situation, we bring in ktiv's mark freund. mark, break it down for us sometimes the only cure for losing - is to make a change. iowa state athletic director jamie pollard, deciding that the time for that change was now - announcing today that paul rhoads has been fired. iowa state made a bowl game in each of rhoads' first three years, including an insight bowl win over minnesota in 2009. but the cyclones have just 8 wins in the last three seasons, with only four big 12 wins in that time. in 2014, i-s-u wenenwinless in big 12 play. rhoads is a fan favorite - and as far as the fans go - there's mixed reaction. "it was just one of those things where everything piles up, and then you reach a point where it's not acceptable, i guess, to keep

performing in that manner," said t.j. houdek. "on one area, i f fl bad, because he's been the coach the entire time that i've been here, so it's sad to see anybody go that we've learned to appreciate," said patrick budding. "but when you're consistently playing and coaching in a way that's leading to losses like we've had, it makes sense." "i don't know if he was the only problem with iowa state football, and if replacing him is really going to change anything," said sean gildersleeve. those fans will get one more chance to see rhoads coach - he will be on the sidelines for iowa state's season finale against west virginia. we'll l ve more on rhoads' firing coming up in sports. robert? turning our attention to politics, the republican presidential candidates are talking tough on isis and syrian refugees. today ... donald trump defended his suggestion that syrian refugees be added to a tracking database. brian mooar has the story from washington.

after the paris attacks ... the american political conversation is changing. (sot donald trump / (r) presidential candidate :06-:12) "i want surveillance of these people that are coming in, the trojan horse. i wanna know w o the hell they are. calling for a syrian refugee database ... donald trump also says he favors a return to waterboarding terror suspects. (sot voice of: donald trump / (r) presidential candidate already on screen ) super already on screen in upper corner - abc this week "i think waterboarding is peanuts compared to what they do to us." national security is now upstaging immigration reform in the political spotlight. with the holidays and primary season fast approaching ... trump and ben carson are still neck and neck - and not alone in their tough talk on isis. (sot dr. ben carson / (r) presidential candidate :37-:43) "i agree there's no such thing as political correctness when you're fighting an enemy who wants to destroy you." (super already on screen in upper rner - marco rubio politiil ad :44-:52) (nat sound sot) "what happened in paris could happen here. there is no middle ground." while marco rubio takes aim on isis in hi latest ad ... (super: kuala lumpur, malaysia :53-:57) president obama says america can't change its values despite the terror threat. (sot president obama - no super needed :59-1:07) "the most powerful tool we have to fight isil is to say that we're not afraid." but how to demonstrate that lack of fear - still up for debate.

(two second pause) audio outcue: "brian mooar, nbc news, washington." (--- reporter tag ---) while trump and carson are still national frontrunners - the latest numbers out of iowa show ted cruz is gaining ground. i'm brian mooar in washington. now back to you. >> while trump and carson are ill national frontrunners - the latest numbers out of iowa show ted cruz is gaining ground. on meet the press this morning, ohio governor, republican presidential hopeful john kasich says we need to fight isis with more than bullets. he thinks we need to educate extremists with western civilization ideals.. such as equality a a respect. "w"wcan win the battle of bullets, i have no doubt about that. but we also have to engage in the battle of ideas when we have many people, including many young people, looking for meaning in life somewhere other than in western civilization. (:15) governor kasich went onto discuss polls, questioning who the polls survey. n-y-p-d with local and federal agencies

conducted a counter- terror drill in the subway system this morning. new york city police chief joseph fox tweeted it was their "most comprehensive active- shooter drill yet." on meet the press this morning... city police commissioner william bratton said the exercise incorporated lessons learned from recent terror attacks in paris. "...this is part of a continuing series of exercises. this was planned before the paris events, but it has certain paris elements involved in it, including a scenario with an individual with a suicide vest." the n-y-p-d posted about the drill on their facebook page... where many people commented to say thank you for efforts to keep n-y-c safe. back here in siouxland, sioux city police have arrested a man in friday's alledged armed robbery at k& n automotive. authorities say the suspect is 23 year-old regan maryland from houston, who's temporarily living and working in sioux city. maryland has been charged with first-degree robbery.

call around noon on friday from the employee at k & n auto repair near 19th and center. the employee says a man came inside the shop and asked the employee to look at his car. the employee went around the corner with him. that's where the employee sasa ththman pulled a gun on him and asked for his wallet. coming up on news 4 at 10 iowa rained unbeaten yesterday with their win against purdue. we've got the latest reaction coming up in sportsfource america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis

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v temperatures rebounded better today compared to saturday with areas without much snow on the ground getting intntthe 40s & 50s while northern siouxland only saw highs in the 20s. we'll continue with quiet weather to start our workweek with highs in the upper 30s and lower 40s for many of us monday and tuesday. things could get more interesting on tuesday night and a lot of moisture starts moving into the midwest. this could lead to areas of fog tuesday night and if it gets cold enough maybe ever areas of freezing drizzle. light rain is going to be a possibility wednesday with colder air moving in for thanksgiving. with the colder air, we're going to see a mix of rain, sleet, and snow wednesday night into thanksgiving so keep yourr eyes on thth forecast if you have travel plans. our weather should stay

quieter from friday into the weekend. still to come for us on a sunday

in the wake of charlie's sheen's recent announcement about his health. there's a new spotlight on hiv and finding a cure. that's coming up after the break

we're back now with details on how charlie sheen's recent announcement about his h-i-v status is putting the spotlight on the virus. dia wall reports on the treatment available for h-i-v patients in tonight's healthbeat 4

drugs which are nucleocide and nucleotide analogs, so basically that means they are similar to dna." a way to treat h-i-v. (sot: dr. dana hawkinson / infectious disease specialist, university of kansas hospital) t's like a defectiveveart basically and it stops the replication of the virus." in a new study, none of the more than 600 high-risk patients taking truvada contracted the virus. but there are side effects. (sot: dr. dana hawkinson / infectious disease specialist, university of kansas hospital) "renal disfunction. so it can cause your kidneys not to wowo properly." just this week, the f-d-a approved genvoya, a new drug that so far has proved just as effective as truvada. (sot: dr. sharon lee, family health care) "this new medication is going to be less toxic for kidneys and it means that more people will be able to use it and people will be able to use it more safely." for now though, ddctor lee says about haa of her h-iiv patients continue tt use truvada. (sot: dr. sharon lee, family health care) "100 percent of them are really pleased with it. it's simple, it's safe and it's effective." that seems to be the case for the patients using it for prevention as well. >> a concern about truvada is the

sexually transmitted infections. it's also pretty expensive, although sometimes it's covered by insurance or the patient assistance program. mark's in with sports - a big matchup in the n-f-c north tonight. (mark) vikings and packers - first place on the line. find out who won this clash in minneapopos. that's after the break. plus - more on iowa state firing head coach paul rhoads.

coaching carousel this offseason - paul rhoads is out as head coach after seven seasons in ames. the announcement coming from the school today, after the cyclones blew double-digit leads in back-to back games, including saturday's 38- 35 loss to kansas state. rhoads led iowa state to a 7-6 record and a bowl win over minnesota in his first

season, back in 2009. but six consecutive losing seasons followed, including just 8 wins over the last three years. rhoads is 32-54 at iowa state - but will have a chance to win one momo game - he will be the sidelines for r e cyclones' season finale at west virginia. rhoads is owed over 4.5 million dollars as part of his buyout. i-s-u athletic director jamie pollard and rhoads will meet with the media during the cyclones' normally- scheduled availability on monday - we'll hear from the team coming up tomomrow. with iowa's 40-20 win over purdue on saturday, the hawkeyes clinched the big ten west - and a spot in the big ten championship game. the division is wrapped up, but an undefeated regular season is not - the hawkeyes are now preparing for rival nebraska in the heroes game on black friday. but iowa, 11-and-0 and now 3rd in the a-p poll, can still celebrate their first division title. "it's an amazing feeling, you can't describe it," said senior

running back jordan canzeri. "i am just so grateful to be on a team like this." "it was an exciting moment in the locker room, and you want to enjoy it while you have it," said junior quarterback c.j. beathard. "but we're not where we want to be right now. we want to win this next one. we want to win every game we have, and the next opponent's nebraska, and if we can do that, that'd be great." "they've earned that," said head coach kirk ferentz. "they've earned that, and i want them to really enjoy that, and encourage them to do that u uil we get together tomorrow. wewee going to have to make up for some lost time." the heroes game is friday in lincoln. kick off between the hawkeyes and huskers is at 2:30. first place in the n-f-c north was on the line in minneapolis today. the vikings, 7-2 and atop the division, hosting green bay, a tradititial power who's playay poorly the last few weeks. minnesota at hom for this one. packers up 3-0 in the first - teddy bridgewater to the far sideline - kyle rudolph hauls it in - 47 yards - house - vikes up 7-3. aaron rodgers - has looked pretty pedestrian the last few weeks - e accuracy - not quiui back -

good enough to hit randall cobb and give green bay a 10 point halftime lead. pack up 19-6 in the third - adrian peterson brings minnesota back within 6. rodgers - just 16-of-34 passing, but there's a strike to james jones - packers - still the top dog in the north - they win it 30-13. the chiefs, in san diego as the chargers retire ladanian tomlinson's number. l-t was small - dontari poe is big - the chiefs d-tackle scores - he becomes the heaviest player in n-f-l history to rush for a touchdown - 346 pounds, for those scoring at home. 3rd quarter - philip rivers - struggling - justin houston - the other way - pick six - the kansas city feasting on san diego. spencer ware - scored twice for k-c - the chiefs win their fifth straight, 33-3. college hoops - nebraska hosting

all huskers from the get-go - around the horn to benny parker - corner three is money - nebraska up 12- nothing. later in the half - tai webster gets in on the fun - a three of his own - webster had 13 points on the night - nebaska up 22-4. glynn watson junior - adding 14 points - he steps inside the arc and buries it - nebraska was up 53-16 at the half. big red blows the lions out - off the steal - benny turns on the jets - he had 10 - nebraska rolls at home,

>>. it really does mark a career, something like this. "e.t." present our first e er

decades. >> plus, more charlie sheen exes speak out. were they blind-sided by his hiv revelation? >> and what is coming up right now on "entertainment tonight." >> he didn't fully come out with the full truth. >> have you been tested? >> did he lie to have unprotected sex? >> our exclusives with the women now taking sides. >> charlie didn't pay me to keep quiet. >> could they take legal action? >> i think he is in a heap of trouble. >> and burt reynolds, nearly 8 0, in pain. >> you keep feeling on your le >> i am in such pain now. >> and the "e.t." icon award. >> such an honor. >> celebrating the legend making headlines and history. >> people in hollywood didn't have your back. >> of course ways angry at the time. >> ellen, j.lo, their incredible journey. the story you never heard. >> made me cry. >> the stars who entertained us

>> very few true icons. >> thank you. >> looking back at their iconic moments. >> there is nosuch thihi as overnight in this business. >> i knew everything about this business in 1995. >> and secrets. >> oh, my gosh. >> have you ever told that story? >> no, but maybe i'll tell it to nancy. >> maybe in our 35th season, this is entertainment tonight. >> thanks forr being here evererne. for this special weekend show, which i could not do without nancy. >> you're so kind. >> as you know, we are celebrating "e.t.'s" 35th season. and our first ever "e.t." icon award. and we're gooding it hand them down throughout the show. >> but let's begin with a big story sending shock waves throughout hollywood this week. she shocking. >> after his hiv revelation. >> i'm who are to admit that i'm hiv positive. >> have you since your diagnosis told every one of your sexual partners before you add sexual encounter that you were hiv positive?

>> yes, i have. >> no exceptions? >> no exception. >> chaxlie looked relieved as he left the "today" show here in rockefeller center. he did three separate interviews and in between you can see him getting touched up by a make-up artist. now sheen maintains that each of his sexual partners knew about his hiv status but still left some people wondering, could he be criminally charged for potentially exposing partners to hiv? >> california is a very difficult state to prove that somebody tried to hurt you by having unprotected sex with you while having hiv. you u st prove not only that they knew but they were trying to hurt you. >> but sheen could face civil action. report claiming six women are planning lawsuits. >> charlie's time line is under scrutiny. he told matt lauer he learned he had hiv four years ago in 2011 afterxperiencing headaches and night sweats. >> a rning point in one's life.

sheen received his diagnosis. but that same year sheen went through a dark wild spiral. >> condemn me, well, not any more. winning. >> he was fired from two and half men and moved on to anger management p. we visited him onset in 2013 and talked about his health. >> swim, yoga, lift, run. just dream about it. >> next, prognosis. charlie looks healthy during his interview. >> how many pills are you taking each day? >> four. with the current therapy, hiv should not affect charlie's life span. >> we spoke to an hiv specialist who has part of the same practice treating charlie. >> when someone is undetectible, it is nearly mathematically impossible to transmit it to a sexual partner. >> meanwhile, charlie's hollywood friends reacting quickly to the news. the former co-star heather locklear posting a picture and wrote my heart hurts. prayers for charlie and his fafaly.

for people all over the world to learn about modern hiv prevention. kevin talking to magic johnson on wednesday. >> first of all, you know, i want him to have a long life. >> when i announcece lp 22 24 yeararo, therwas only one drug. nothere's over 30. i think he has a really good chance of living a long productive life. >> but not everyone is feeling sympathetic. some of charlie's exes are outraged. sitting down with former adult film actress casandra cruz who claims she dadad charlie.. >> there was one sexual act that we had and there was no condemn use. >> when did he tell you he had hiv? >> he told me he had hiv in spring of 2013. >> so that sexual act happened in 2012 where he d nottell you, you had no idea that he was hiv positive. >> right. >> casandra claims charlie told

>> the way it was disclosed to her was a way that it was safe to have unprotected sex. >> charlie didn't pay me to keep quiet about his diagnosis or anything else. i've been tested several times since then. and i don't believe i was around when he was diagnosed or contracted the virus. >> now a brunettend four yeaea since her relationship with charlie ended, now she is questioning motives for blasting the star. >> we were sleeping together every single night. never said anything. >> i'm clean, he told me. i'm clean, i'm clean. >> the industry that bre is in i think that's why she is angry. my recollections of that time are greatly different than the ones she mentioned. >> next, book news. cameron spoke to charlie's manager, markburg, who has been meeting with a publisher. >> is charlie writing this himself? >> yes,he is. >> impressive. >> he is just beginning to

>> what kind of offers is he getting? >> if he was the highest paid on tv, it will be what he will write about and he won't hold anything back. >> we have more informationon about charlie on our website. >> now moving on to our special this weekend. >> yeah we createdite con awards to stars who made a huge impact to our audience on our 35 seasons on air. >> i was thrilled to do it, i showed her h much "e.t." has been all about j.lo since her days on the block. >> jenny from the block. >> we want to give you our "e.t." icon award. so well deserved. >> such an honor, honestly. i'a big crier for everything. like an oscar. oh, because it really does mark a career. something like this. you realize how long you've been doing it and how long that

it means a lot. i'lllltreasure this. thank you so much. >> when was it for you did you feel like you made it? >> probably last year. when i bought my first apartment in new york. >> come on. >> i swear to you. i usus to dream about that when i was growing upn the bronx. like one day i'll have a nice apartment. i'll have my girl friends over. and we'll be like, you know, single and you know, like i used to -- and i'll be working on broadway. and it feels s s nice. >> fast forward. >> yeah, fast forward. i'm like what the hell, how did i get here. >> well you got here while walking countless red carpets. fly girl auditions. music videos. and the number of times you talked with "e.t." 198. >> that's me. with a few extra pounds on.

in my chunky days. if you loved me as my chunky dayes a as fly girl, you're a real fan. >> there is no s sh thing as overnight in thisbusiness. >> you're on n e set of selena. welcome. if you haven't figured it out, i'll play selena. >> number one on the box office. number one on the charts. >> that's the best thing that ever 1/2 happened tohappened to o u in your whole life. now i'm back at work and it seems like another day. >> what makes jennifer an icon? passion. two, perspective. when you comes to the ups and downs of life, they only made mer better and stronger. >> you know, it is just growth. you know, you guys got to see me through my early 20s and i io my 30s. and now i'm in my 40s. going from a gl to, you know, kind afterof a big girl, a woman. at the end of the day, the only person have you is yourself.

you have to be your own keeper. love yourself. okay on your own. in this business things can get exacerbated. >> out of everything that you have, what are you most proud of? >> my kids. they just bring me the most joy. nothing will ever compare to that. as much as i love what i do, i know i would not be as good a mother if i wasn't doing all the things that i do. becae i am fulfilled as an individual. again, everything starts with you. so being fulfilled as a person, as a woman, as a performer, artist, makes me a better person for them. >> j.lo told me her favorite fashions include this golden globe dress, from the amas, and of course that grammy green versace versace. >> but the real important thing j.lo want to you know -- >> can you do anything you want to do. there are no boundaries d limits on that. i just never let anybody put me in a box. i don't care what they -- they

i never allowed someone to say, because you're an actress you can be a singer. because you're a singer, you can't do a reality show.. if it felt right to me and i felt like i had something to contribute to it, i went for it. >> last question, serious one, you still jenny from the block? >> you saw when i walked in here. >> that's right. >> i had my bomber on. they were like, you should put on a nice dries. i honestly twhb honestly, this is iconic jennifer lopez right here. i got my jeans on. i'm still jenny from the block. that. now jennifer continues to push herself further and further. she is executive producing and starring in "shades of blue." crime drama on nbc premiering in january which happens to be the same month that she is back on idol and when she will begin residency? las vegas.

music awards on abc. >> crazy, right? leave it to j.lo to do all that. we are sitting down with tracy morgan as he goes back to work nearly a year and half after a horri what if the holidays were about people again? and the four-letter word that defined the season was l-o-v-v- and not s-a-l-e. that's the world t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods stores live in. where there's no need for sales because we offer amazing prices on thoughtful gifts everyday. let's put more value on what really matters. this season, bringngback the holidays.s. with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. what if there was another way to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power

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welcome back, erybody. our icon special continues in moments. but check out tracy morgan back to work. after that horrible crash he had 17 months ago. >> he was seriously injured. for a long time we didn't know if a return like this would be possible at all. when nichelle turner talked about how the crash changed his outlook on life and getting back to work. how are you feeling? >> good. strong. >> you talk about your family. we can hear damon over there doing a thing. >> one of my star players. >> does she make you laugh? what does she do? >> come here. >> oh, she is being a momma's

girl. >> that camera shy cutie is tracy and wife's daughter, megan. >> m mdaughter came in, i was in the wheelchair and that right there, i started walking to her. a week later, i was stand ppg. >> how much after blessing is it to look at your life now with everything -- >> well to look at life, period. just to walk away from that wreckage. thefootage of that wreckage. i don't take it for granted no more. i don't remember the accident. the thing that were important to me before the accident, after the accident, those things don't seem important like that. i think life is more. >> how much inspiration has megagabeen for you? >> how much? >> y yh. >> how much. i take that very serious. >> now the whole family is involved in foot locker's week of greatness campaign which

>> you bringing my wife flowers, romeo? >> you remember the first pair of sneakers you fell in love with? >> i remember to this day. >> just like that. >> take some of that check and go to foot locker with me. love my mom. >> tracy gets emotional talking about his love for certain friends. >> who was the first person you laughed at. >> eddie. >> eddie murphy? >> eddie on the phone. eddie said, you all right. he said, i love you. take a year off. take as much time as you can off because you don't want to get on that stage with your knee possibling. and i started laughing. >> tracy is set to star in the upcoming richard prior biopick and now feels a kinship with the comedic legend. >> do you feel your place in is different places now? >> oh, it is sharprp w. i think richaha prior, he came back, he was more, and that's how i feel.

i feel superior. i feel so supreme. >> back to tracy's latest gig, starting filming next april. he will star along side your friend, oprah. who is playingng richardpryor's grandmother. and richard pryor's widow is not only producing the movie, she has a role in it as well. >> straight ahead, justin bieber talks about his new video, album and misstep. is justin just tired of having to say sorrrr >> i i feel like i lost my focus for a while. >> ellen degeneres, looking back at her first time on "e.t.." >> i'm not even embarrassed.

expand that is one of many new bieber music videos released this week featuring songs off his new album. >> and we talked to justin about his new music and how he is

z 100 radio found the biebs at a turning point. >> an emotional point. i've been h hing aot of cries lately. >> good cries, bad cries. >> good cry, bad bad cry, just all around being emotional. being able to connect with the audience again. because there was a disconnect, you know. i created a disconnect. and so when i came back i was just vulnerable and laid it on th line. and so with vulnerability, sometimes tears come out. >> after a public break-up and run-ins with the law, justin finally found his purpose. >> your purpose is a very strong word. i think one time you said in an interview that you felt like you were a little confused as to what your purpose. >> yeah.. for sure. i think that i forgot what i truly love e what my purpose was because i got so used to doing stuff all the time. used to going on stage. i forgot how much i really loved it. getting the chance to go back on stage.

feelelg for sure. >> we were with bieber back on stage in new york this week at the "today" show. he made sure his voice wasn't altered for his live performance. >> we don't need auto tune. not me. >> the new album released the same month as ex girlfriend salina gomez. >> i wonder what she thinks about it. have you heard her new album? >> i heard a couple songs. >> do you like it? >> yeahah she's great. >> justin has an apology for rhondarousy after her perfect record was ko'd last week. she add beef with bieber. >> supposedly she asked for a picture with her sister and i suppose lid said no. ion't rememberthis. so rhonda, i'm sorry. don't kick my ass. >> asking where he sees himself in the next ten years and he said he hopes to have a family. wife and kids.

but he also says, that he wants an indoor basketball court and indoor pool. go justin! >> priorities, right? >> well, for the wife and kids, of course. >> yeah. i want to o invited to his place. now way back in 1984 we asked bieber's buddy, ellen degeneres about what she would like to see in her future. her answer, let me just say, ellen might be psychic. another incredible talent we are honoring as we present ellen wiwi our next "e.t." icoco awarar >> captivated entertainment tonight audiences with things like authenticity. with your humor. with your honesty. with your heart. we are honor end delighted to present you with your "e.t." icon award. >>. >> wow, icon award. thank yoyoso much. that is amaze ppgingamazing. and beautiful too. >> what did you think ellen is? >> a very funny show. i think we help a lot of people. i'm pretty much -- i wouldn't say a perfectionist, but when they aren't perfect, it stays in my head.

i don't sleep at night. i this i about what i should have done as much as peopl think i'm an extravert, i'm an introvert. i don't like social situations usually. i'm awkward around a lot of people. can i perform but if you ask me to go to a party, i would not go. it's weird. >> we spent more than three decadedewith ellen starting with her days as a stand-up comic. the thing we in theed she doesn't like talking about herself much. i was surprised when she opened up. but how can you not when have you all this. >> give me the rundown. > rundown? degeneres. >> why not french? degeneres. >> because i'm common folk. no need putting on airs. it was '86. i tried it live my life authentically as much as possible. and i think what you see is what you get. whoo i am, i think people who work with me here, see the same person that comes in. sometimes mondays i'm different. i'm tired.

>> yeah. >> your first interview on entertainment tonight in 1984. >> that's fun for me. i'm not even embarrassed. >kay. here you go. >> i hope to be in acting. i want to do films, tv. and definitely expand into an acting career both dramatic and comic. maybe have my own series, like lynda carter, do some dancing and singing. >> first of all, who is that? the face that everything is -- and the hair. that is high maintenance to have to do that constantly. wow, that's hilarious. but i did end up dancing, i was right. >> ending up dancing. your own show. pretty accurate. >> the power of the word. you put that out there and you think about it and things happen. >> but the power of these three words that changed ellen's life. 1997, the words, yep, i'm gay. >> wh i never said. that was somebody at time mag

>> the big quote on "time" magazine. you never said that. >> iever said, yep, i'm gay. obviously an interview and everyone -- but i didn't say, yep, i'm gay. it certainly wasn't like, you're like, offhanded. it wasn't that casual for me to go yep i'm gay. it was a really t tgh thihi. your whole life you're hidingt and suddenly, yep i'm gay. anyway, y'all. >> why can't i speak the truth? be who i am. i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i just -- susan, i'm gay. >ou won the emmy. >> yeah. >> but abc cancelled the show. >> yeah. >> there was a hot of backlash. people of hollywood didn't have your back that time. >> you know, of course i was angry at the time. because i wanted the support. i knew i couldld possibly lose my show. but didn't rlize there were

that many people out there struggling. then suddenly i'm hearing from people who were considering suicide and that i did do a lot for them and help them. >> she is a game-changer for her courage and honesty. but she is a tv icon because she doesn'tt let her sexuality define who she is. it is all about her heart, hard work and bringing happiness to as many people as she can. whether the host of her own show or and a little fish who has a sequel coming out next year. >> doery's philosophy keep learning. >> didn't write that line but that line was written for me. when ways asked to do dory was at my lowest point. i hadn't worked at all p. people didn't realize that because it took three years to do finding nemo. in the time my show was cancelled, while doing nothing, andrew stataon heard my voice on tv with how rambling i was and i never stayed on topic and he wrote dory with me in mind. literally i wasn't working.

by the time nemo was coming out, i had just got this show. so it c ce out. but d ding time nothing happened. so just keep swimming, which certainly applies to me and certainly a lot of people out there. >> very simple philosophy. >> it works, right? >> it works. i don't know about you, nancy, but trailer for finding dory is all anyone was talkingngbout at mymyouse andt was releasedd lastst week. >> true. little ones will have to wait to see it. and big ones too. one of my all time favorites. >> another icon, burt reynolds, legend is nearly 80 and struggling to walk. does he still blame h h ex, lonnie anderson, for troubles? >> she liked to spend money. mine. everything i had. >> that is next.

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