finally tonight, after nearly a year, judgment day is on the horizon for amanda knox. the american college student on trial with her ex-boyfriend for the brutal murder and sexual assault of her roommate inside

their italian flat. knox made a final emotional plea today to the eight jurors who will decide her fate. speaking in italian, she insisted that she is innocent. one man has already been convicted of the crime. jury deliberations with knox's family will attend, they are scheduled to begin tomorrow. if there is a verdict, we will have a full report tomorrow night. that's our report for tonight. i'm cynthia mcfadden. for all of us at abc news, good night, america. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with big news from ford. this week, we debuted the new ford fiesta. and while you can't get one for a few months, you can reserve exactly the fiesta you want. just go to fordvehicles.com/2011fiesta. or use your smart phone to text the word "reserve" to 4-ford. and for those of you who haven't had a chance to see the fiesta

yet, let's go now to our friend yehya to get a detailed close-up look at all the fiesta has to offer. ya yehya? >> hi, jimmy, i'm here with the ford fiesta. look the wheel. oh, my gold. look, another wheel. oh, my god. the other side have two wheel. oh, my god. oh, my god. they have wheel here, too, jimmy. oh, my god. i love the wheel. oh, look, the button. this car 40 mile for gallon, jimmy. oh, my god. it's beautiful car. look. look. the other one is yellow. look, that is red. please, i take famous people photo, i can take picture with you? please? >> dicky: introducing the new ford fiesta. reserve one for yourself at fordvehicles.com/2011fiesta. create your very own fiesta online, and when you reserve it, you'll get sync, ford's in-car

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here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice of you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. and good news. i finally today finished shopping for all of you guys and you're all getting turtles. the holidays are officially upon us. last night in new york, thousands of people braved temperatures that got down into the 50s to watch the annual lighting of the christmas tree at rockefeller center. i don't know why they make a big deal about. that here in southern california, we light the whole forest, like, eight times a year. but they do, all the celebrities. aretha franklin was there,

despite the fact that earlier in the day she was eaten by a bear. that's some outfit. i think she's auditioning to play the kid in "where the wild things are two." this year, the lights on the tree will be partly powered by the sun in an effort to pretend to care about the environment. if you really care about the environment, um, here's an idea, don't chop down a giant 70-year-old tree. everyone now is worried about global warming. even former hummer owners are worried. arnold schwarzenegger was cast as governor of california, as you may recall. it's turned out to be the most expensive disaster movie of all time. he's working with google on a website to illustrate the potentially dissays trous affects of climate change. >> the one thing you should know, no matter how many uncertainties there, california will always be back. californians always say "i'll be

back." thank you very much. >> jimmy: no, we don't. you always say that. no one else does. i'm going toe be sad the day he isn't back, but -- the website is called cal-adapt. in september 2010, you'll be able to zoom in on images of california to see areas that are, i guess they digitally alter them to show the affects global warming will have. look at this. >> the governor announced wednesday that google is developing a tool to map out disturbing scenarios of how california can be affected by climate change. it's call cal-adapt. and it allows californians to see how global warming impacts their communities. >> the sea level is rising! ground erosion is rampant, yeah. the snow pack is shrinking and my house in sacramento is getting mud slided! >> jimmy: well, that's --

[ applause ] that's not real, is it? some sad news from the world of reality dating. the longest relationship in the history of "the bachelor" has ended. in fact, one of the only relationships in the history has ended. after five years, byron and his fiance mary have split up. i almost didn't come to work today, i was so upset about it. that means in 13 seasons of the show, there have been no weddings, only one ongoing relationship and one engagement to a runner up. that's not a good record. and i have to say, i don't have particularly high hopes for the new bachelor, either. >> this jan, 26 cocktail pay tress, and one superstar, have a date with love. >> super cute. >> who will be heartbroken? >> so sad. >> who will get the final rose? >> thank you. >> a new season, a new bachelor.

tiger woods is "the bachelor." this january on abc. >> jimmy: it's all out in the open. two weeks ago, who would have ever thought that america would come to a complete standstill as a result of a golfer new yorking over a fire hydrant. as if things couldn't get more awkward for tiger woods now. here's an unhappy coincidence from next week's issue of "golf die guest." >> there's a picture of tiger woods as president obama's caddie. ten tips obama can take from tiger. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't think obama is going to be taking any tips from tiger. better cover would have been this. ten tips tiger can take from clinton. that's the guy he should be talking to. obviously this -- this is a public relationsdy aster for

tiger woods, but it's been big business for golf in general. the golf channel, all of a sudden, has people under 80 watching it, and they're using it as an opportunity to launch some new more provocative programming. >> the golf channel presents -- night putts. night putts. night putts. putts after dark. w w wet. hot. night putts. >> tuesdays at 8:00 on the golf channel. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's -- set the tivo. coverage of the tiger woods scandal has obliterated all of the news. it's on the news channels, the sports channels, the gossip shows. really the only way this story can get any bigger if he somehow

ends up pregnant. and crazy things could happen right now. someone could throw a shoe at the guy who threw a shoe at president bush. and no one would notice the mom from "family types" could come out of the closet. >> to say that i'm a lesbian. >> jimmy: people would barely say a word about it. michael vick could say he wants another dog. >> i wish i could have a dog right now, more than anything in this world. >> jimmy: and nobody would -- wait a minute. michael vick wants another -- dog? >> my entire life, i always had some breed of dog. it wasn't always a pit bull. it may have been a dalmatian, german shepherd, but whatever it was, i took care of it. >> jimmy: yeah, i think he means he took care of it the same way silvio took care of adriana on "the sopranos." too soon? by the way, great hidden camera bit would be michael vick goes into a pet store to buy a dog.

book him. let's get on that. last night, the premiere of stephen segal, law man was on a and e. he's a deputy sheriff in louisiana, and now he has a reality show. it's kind of like cops but in this, one of the cops is steven segal. it's pretty great. his pony tail ride s shotgun an he tells people -- it's everything i hoped it would be, starting with the opening credits. >> i make a living in the movies. but for the past 20 years, i've always been a cop. and along with some of the finest deputies on the force, i serve the people of jefferson parish, louisiana. my name is steven segal. that's right. steven segal. >> jimmy: we heard you the first time. if he says his name three times,

beetlejuice appears. in this clip, sheriff segal shares some of his expertise with some of the new recruits and i'm not sure why i love this so much, but i do. >> training academy, teaching some of the new recruits. hopefully some of the things i'll teach them will keep them safe. some of you know me, some of you don't. i've been doing martial arts for 40 years. you can look at me as a movie star, or you can wipe that [ bleep ] out of your head and here, steven segal can save my life. >> jimmy: can there be a third option? steven would be a good air marshal. imagine that. the airlines could use him, too. this is a story from msnbc this morning that i think illustrates quite well the polite of the chunky. >> this image of a fat man on a flight was posted on an aviation blog, reportedly taken by a flight attendant to illustrate

the difficulty of dealing with passengers who don't fit into their seats. >> jimmy: seats? how did he get into the plane? that is unbelievable. it was the first flight ever to drive from newark to chicago. oh, guillermo, i was told, somebody told me to ask you, matt dillon was here last night and apparently you have an impersonation of matt dillon? >> yeah, but he couldn't keep up theñd) conversation. >> jimmy: what? >> he couldn't keep up the conversation. >> jimmy: he's a low key guy. >> yeah, i like the new york met -- >> jimmy: that's -- >> i was waiting. come on. yeah, yeah, jimmy, i follow the mets. no energy. >> jimmy: that's -- well done. very nicely done. he's a master of impressions. he's not even mexican.

well -- on sunday, it marked the beginning of advent. advent is what they call the four or so weeks leading up to christmas during which christians all over the world go to the mall, and a fun thing to do with kids is buy or make an advent calendar. the first, you open a little window and inside there will be a picture or a piece of chocolate or something. we used to do it when i was a kid. so, we thought it might be a fun idea to do it here every night, though we're a few days late. here's guillermo with the "jimmy kimmel live" night one advent calendar. >> i ate all the chocolate. ♪ >> jimmy: we can't take our eyes off him for a second. hey, we have a good show tonight. from "twilight: new moon,"

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the uso until every one comes home. >> jimmy: hi there. thank you for joining us at this time. with us tonight, from "twilight: new moon," ashley greene is here. later on, this is their debut album, "fashionably late." our musical performers tonight, honor society. tomorrow night, ron rickles will be here. anika noni rose, band of skulls will join us, as well. did i say it wrong again? it's hard to pronounce. i blame others. all right. our first guest tonight, his name i'll get right. he's an oscar-nominated actor whom you know from "jarhead,"

"donnie darko" and "brokeback mountain," among others. his new movie is called "brothers," in which he co-stars alongside tobey maguire. that's spider-man. that's the real spider-man. it opens in theaters friday. please welcome jake gyllenhaal. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: thanks for coming. >> thank you so much for having me. >> jimmy: your sister has been here. hopefully this is not your last time. >> it's been a long time since i had a movie come out. >> jimmy: you made your return to television tonight. how is life? >> i just came from pittsburgh where i'm shooting a movie. >> jimmy: pittsburgh, pa. how long? >> three months. >> jimmy: three months. have you been having fun there? >> yeah, yeah, making a movie

with annie hathaway, and we've been having a lot of love scenes in that movie. >> jimmy: oh, really? and we've been bearing almost all of us. >> jimmy: really? >> so that's not been that bad, either. >> jimmy: how does that work, when you say that? >> like, bearing all of us? >> jimmy: are you really naked or is it like movie maked? >> we were pretty much naked but for a merkin. like a -- >> jimmy: what is that? >> that is not to be confused with the thing, like, you know, prostitutes used to wear when they shaved their pubic hair in the 16th century, which is what -- i learn eed that from wikipedia. prostitutes used to shave off their pubic hair because they thought they had crabs, so they -- >> jimmy: oh. >> they wore fake pubic hair. when i told people i wear merkins. they look at me oddly because they thought i had no pubic hair or maybe i -- maybe i had crabs.

i'll looefl that up tow to decide. but it's not. it's a cover for your junk. >> jmy: oh, okay. it's like a shed, then. >> funny. that's what i would say every morning. time for the shed. >> jimmy: it's a tool shed, if you will. [ applause ] so you wear that. but what does anne wear? she won't wear -- >> out of respect to anne, i'm going to have to leave that up to her when she comes on the show. it's a similar sort of thing, but it has other functions. >> jimmy: i got you. and you are getting paid to do this? >> yep. >> jimmy: that's even better. that's really good. >> really well. >> jimmy: have you been able to hang out in pittsburgh and enjoy the town? >> i have. >> jimmy: is it grueling being naked with anne? >> no, no, there are some highlights.

nice things about being in pittsburgh. >> jimmy: that's a fun town. >> i love pittsburgh. >> jimmy: you have gone to the steelers game? >> two. yeah, yeah, i'm a big steelers fan now. >> jimmy: people go nuts for the steelers in pittsburgh. >> actually, i wasn't really a big steelers fan until i actually -- i -- i -- when i arrived at pittsburgh, there's a tram that takes you from the gate to the baggage claim and when i looked down on the tram, there was this woman who had two steelers tattoos on her either ankle when i first arrived and i realized i couldn't be a patriots fan. >> jimmy: no. >> so for my three months when i was there i was a steelers fan. and i really wasn't anything but a steelers fan. >> jimmy: you got caught up in the excitement. >> i did. it was pretty extraordinary. >> jimmy: when you go to the game, can you move about the game in a relaxed manner? >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: do people just swarm you because you're a star? i mean --

>> that's -- well, when i'm maked with a merkin, you know -- people tend to stay away. >> jimmy: you're a method actor. you take the naked thing to the wall. >> i went to a game with a friend of mine who happens to be, like, 6'8". and we were there -- he wasn't a big steelers fan. he wanted to go to primanti brothers -- >> jimmy: the sandwiches. that's great. describe what it's that sandwich. >> that's like a two pieces of white bread and then french fries -- >> jimmy: french fries on the sandwich. >> cole slaw. i don't think that's fried. lettuce, tomato -- >> jimmy: you can choose the meat. you know that. >> jimmy: i've been there, yeah. >> it's fantastic. >> jimmy: you went to the restaurant -- they have it at the game. >> they have it at the stadium. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> we decided we wanted to go after the end of the first

quarter. he wasn't that into the game. and we got up and there was a couple next to us, and they started following us and i thought, we'll lose them. i realized i was literally with sasquatch, so we couldn't lose them. like a lighthouse. it was like sasquatch walking through the steelers game. we got there, and sure enough this couple follows us and this woman turns to me and she had a few too many. she was, you know, she was tailgating for a little -- >> jimmy: i got you. >> and she turned to me and she said, i -- i just wanted you to have this towel. and the steelers game, they have terrible towels. and she said, i haven't washed it for 25 years and i swear it's my favorite thing but i wanted to give it to you. i'm a huge fan of bubble boy. yeah. naturally, because she was a fan, i couldn't really not take it. >> jimmy: what are you going to do? >> it was riddled with dirt and, like, she birthed three of her

children from it. only crusted with placenta. it was horrible. >> jimmy: you can get on that on the sandwich, too. it's delicious. so you held -- >> i handed the towel over to sasquatch and he took it and very politely put in his pocket. they left us alone. we walked back to our seats and sure enough we ate them and as i was finishing mine, i looked over at him and he was wiping his mouth with the towel. and i let out this sort of yelp that sounded sort of like a woman, like -- like that. and i don't really remember much that happened after that moment but you know, i woke up the next morning and i had -- i had -- i had this thing that, it was

like -- >> jimmy: look at that. wow. you really did -- you really did get the fever, didn't you? >> really a mess. tom brady will never forgive me for that. now i'm a steelers fan. >> jimmy: you get one on your merkin for him. >> by the way, i always also got -- i was just kidding. okay, fine -- no, i couldn't. i couldn't. it would devastate you. >> jimmy: we have real, like -- i mean, there are really women crossing their legs really hard right now. look at them. that's ridiculous. all right. >> this is too much fun. >> jimmy: calm down, ladies. we'll have a bathroom break. >> terrible towels for everybody to -- >> jimmy: i saw your movie today and it's really great. it's -- it is very intense, first of all. and i think people are going to like it a lot and you did a

great performance. excellent in the movie. >> thank you. >> jimmy: tell us about it. it's an interesting story, i think. >> it's a story about two brothers, one who, at the beginning of the movie just gets out of jail and comes home, at the same day one of the brothers gets out of jail, the other one is going off to afghanistan. while he's off in afghanistan, we think that he's died, and so we mourn him and we come to terms with it, and the one brother strikes up a relationship with the wife of the other brother. >> jimmy: that probably happens in real life, i would think, i mean, obviously not a lot, but when that sort of situation happens, it would be natural for the brother and the widow to come together like that. >> really? >> jimmy: i would think so, because -- you have this person in common, and you both -- >> take it away, jimmy. take it away. >> jimmy: and then that person is gone, and naturally you kind of move together because you have that in common.

>> totally, totally. >> jimmy: and of course, just the physical -- i helped write the movie, actually. and physically, you know, in general, you know, you are attracted to somebody's -- their brother probably -- >> stop this right now. yeah, well, surprisingly tobey and i look similar. it worked that way in the movie, which is what makes it interesting. >> jimmy: tobey is really thin and muscular. >> he lost a lot of weight for it. >> jimmy: he was getting really, really fat. it's funny when you hear guys -- i lost a lot of weight. what weight did you have to lose? how did you lose weight for this? >> did you see him? >> jimmy: i did. in sipider-man, he wasn't john madden running around. he was wearing tights through the whole movie. he looked good there. but this thing, yeah, he really is. he comes back and i don't want to ruin anything so i'm trying to be careful. >> don't ruin anything. you've made it so entertaining for everybody to go see now.

>> jimmy: he comes back from -- >> he comes back and after that -- and to his house and his life being totally different. >> jimmy: yeah. >> a lot bit of hijinx ensues. >> jimmy: did you have fun? this movie is so intense. >> i didn't have to lose any weight, so i had a lot of fun. yeah, it was great. it's weird. you make one of these movies and when you see it, when it comes out, it looks very intense. that's the word people use, it looks really intense, and the process was so much fun. >> jimmy: apparently it's called acting, is the thing. >> yeah, it is. >> jimmy: we're going to show a clip, and while the audience is watching the clip, they have to remember while this is happening, these guys are actually having a lot of fun, so, here's a clip. "brothers," it opens friday. >> what are you doing? >> put your gun down. >> what are you doing? >> hold on a second, officers. >> you know me?

>> just shut up. >> huh? >> stay -- you know what i've done. >> just relax. >> huh? >> sam. >> put the gun down. >> put the gun down. >> what are you gointo do? you going to shoot me? >> sam! >> shoot me! shoot me! come on! >> shut up. this is a family matter. shut up! shut up. he is my brother. just stop for a second. >> jimmy: hey, let's go get a drink. you did a great job. you guys all did. everybody, great performance. great movie. "brothers." jake gyllenhaal, everybody. we'll be right back with ashley greene. ready for a refreshing new take on bud light?

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>> jimmy: >> jimmy: hey there, we're back. jake gyllenhaal's here. honor society, still to come. our next guest plays the porsche-stealing, future-seeing, forever- living alice cullen in the megahit film "the twilight saga: new moon." it is in theaters now, obviously. please say hello to ashley greene.

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice to see you. are you -- do you have any tattoos you'd like to reveal to us? >> um -- i don't have any. i just got straight up, i think. >> jimmy: you're a big football fan. a big florida gators fan? >> i am. >> jimmy: this is a big weekend for you, then. >> yeah, and my dad. i scored some tickets to the s.e.c. championship game, so -- >> jimmy: number one and two, right? >> yeah. i'll be there. >> jimmy: taking dad with you? >> yeah. i only got two tickets so my brother missed out. >> jimmy: the hell with him, right? >> yeah. my dad's the reason. >> jimmy: your dad is the reason? did you go to the games? >> we didn't go to a lot of games. we watched a lot of games.

>> jimmy: on the television? that's nice to be able to do that for him. >> oh, yeah. i was going to keep it a secret and not tell him but he owns his own business and so i was like, so, you should be available for next weekend. >> jimmy: he wasn't going for that? >> he was like, no, you need to tell me what's happening. >> jimmy: well, it would have been ruined now anyway talking about it here so it doesn't really matter. i heard your dog is dressed in costume backstage. >> yes, she is. >> jimmy: let's have a look at the dog here. what is your dog's name? what is that? i hope that's a girl dog. >> it is. >> jimmy: okay, because you can easily scar them if you do stuff like that. and that is the -- that's the florida gators cheerleading upfit? >> yes. >> jimmy: where does one even get managsomething like that? >> my brother's girlfriend tound it and shipped it out to me. >> jimmy: are you sure it wasn't for you? >> i might have been for my friend, she's the tiniest thing.

>> jimmy: does the dog do any cheers? >> yeah. she does. >> jimmy: you seem to be obsessed with this dog because you sent us this photograph of -- >> it was her birthday yesterday. >> jimmy: oh, it was her birthday yesterday. does she know that? >> yes, she knows that. >> jimmy: do you think she likes wearing the hat? >> not at all. >> jimmy: no. did you have a cake for the dog? >> yes. i got her -- >> jimmy: you did? >> a little cup cake. >> jimmy: dogs like cake? >> she chowed down on it and passed out. >> jimmy: really? huh, that's exactly how i handle my meals. what is this movie about? i've heard a lot about it. about the moon or something? >> moons and dogs and -- no, it's -- vampires and werewolves. >> jimmy: do you get the same type of thing as the guys? the guys in the movie have been here and it seems like they are

in a constant state of terror because the fans are mostly girls, you know, and so they're chasing them around. do you get that similar type of thing? >> definitely not to that extent. yeah, i know, rob always has this wide-eyed look, ocean presentation with a wood -- >> jimmy: he appears that he actually wants to hide in a coffin. >> i don't blame him. girls go crazy over him. but i -- i'm not as bad. girls just kind of -- they cry and scream and say i love you. but they don't pull my hair out or try and, you know, get me to bite them and -- all belts are off. >> jimmy: they don't pull your hair out? >> i've been asked to get a lock of rob's hair. i would sell that for a lot of money. >> jimmy: that's very, very sick. that's -- i heard you used to work at -- next door at the roosevelt hotel and at the bowling alley across the street.

>> i've worked everywhere. i can't -- i couldn't keep a job. >> jimmy: what did you do at the bowling alley? >> i was a hostess. >> jimmy: you didn't spray the shoes? >> no, god no. i answered the phones. nobody sat in the restaurant, they had that over there. i kind of just hung out. and the roosevelt was -- the roosevelt -- >> jimmy: it's a big celebrity hangout next door to us. >> seeing a bunch of young hollywood come in every day was -- >> jimmy: like jake? >> yeah. he's the guy. there's a guy who asked me if i wanted to come up and drink in his hotel room and i was like, i work here. i can't just, like, go -- >> i was cutting my hair off and giving it. you can have it. do you want it? >> jimmy: you never met jake there did you? >> um -- no. >> jimmy: that was a moment of terror there, i would imagine.

um -- hmm. i'm going to say no. it's weird to me, because i feel like -- when you were working at the bowling alley, it's only been open, and you are already in the movies. how long ago were you doing this stuff? >> i think probably two years ago. it was -- literally, i worked -- after the bowling alley after the roosevelt i worked at the belmont. >> jimmy: you get fired a lot? >> i get bored really easy. that's why films are so great. no, that was actually a really great job. i worked there two weeks before i left and did the film. i was working -- >> jimmy: you put your in two weeks after you got the part? >> nobody knew if it was going to be a big deal. i didn't want to burn a bridge if i had -- >> jimmy: after "twilight" i have to go back to working there? really? >> when we got -- i didn't know

what the book series was until my agents and managers were like, hey, you're auditioning for this. it had this indie feel about it. and then it opened and we realized it was a big deal. i had no idea. >> jimmy: good, now you can go back there and knock things over and be very rude. >> yeah. and demand free macaroni and cheese. >> jimmy: that's right. i'm guessing you ate a tremendous amount of it. >> i actually did. but i saved up all day. >> jimmy: have fun at the game this weekend, and good luck to your dog, who is -- are you bringing the dog to the game? >> she has a very good life. >> jimmy: i'm sure. >> i am not bringing her to the game. i'm going to leave her with my friend. >> jimmy: in the airport? >> no, everybody would know it was me that left her in that -- >> jimmy: yeah, you're going to leave her in a kennel. >> i am not. she would not stand for it. >> jimmy: congratulations on

your success and escaping for the bowling alley, as well. ashley greene, everybody. we'll be right back with honor society.

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>> jimmy: hi there, we're back. this is their debut cd. it's called "fashionably late." here with the song "over you," honor society. ♪

♪ i got another question that i need answered but you won't speak to me ♪ ♪ got another problem that i need solved when you gonna see ♪ ♪ don't act like you don't care 'cause i know you do yeah you do ♪ ♪ but i just can't figure it out i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ and i just can't leave it alone i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ over you ♪ over you ♪ what happened to the days when i knew the ways to make your body move ♪ ♪ tried to get it back but the distance rolls i know you feel it too ♪ ♪ i can't act like i don't care 'cause i do yeah i do ♪

♪ but i just can't figure it out i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ and i just can't leave it alone i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ and you just won't pick up the phone i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ and i know i'll never get through i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ pick up the pictures of you and me i try seeing other girls ♪ ♪ but they were just a distraction never the same attraction going crazy over you ♪

♪ and i just can't figure it out i'm not over you ♪ ♪ over you ♪ and i just can't leave it alone i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ and you just won't pick up the phone i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ and i know i'll never get through i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ i'm not over you i'm not over you i'm not over you over you ♪ ♪ i'm not over you i'm not over you i'm not over you i'm not over you ♪

>> j >> jimmy: i want to thank ashley greene, jake gyllenhaal, apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "fashionably late" is their debut cd. playing us off the air with "here comes trouble" -- see the full performance at jimmykimmellive.net -- once agai h