jimmy williams is back, along with the rest of our thursday mega panel, karen and susan. is it a good opportunity here, jimmy, to offer a praise to a resolution? they managed to get the greeks to do what was needed to be done, so to speak, needed in quotes. we are still trapped three years after 2008 in a financial system, with subprime borrowers not able to pay back in '08 is capable of taking down the western financial system. i feel like we've lost our minds. >> we haven't lost our minds. we just decided to merge our minds. that is why everybody is so interconnected. it's almost like incest. the banks with so incestuously combined with each other that no matter what you do, under the -- once we got rid of glass-steagall, everything changed. and i helped get rid of glass-steagall. i was proud to help get rid of glass-steagall. but when you do that and you go to a worldwide international banking system, that is layer upon layer upon layer, based on each other, and each other's assets or fake assets, which is the problem, then you're going to have systemic risk. if you don

karen finney, susan del percio, and jimmy williams. you're shaking your hand, i think, channeling america right now, karen. >> it's shocking. i mentioned this before on this network. i actually worked with children who'd been sexually abused. actually, i'd prefer to say that they were raped. because i think these kids have to endure such a violent act that we should be able to say, as adults, admit what they have to deal with. and it's stunning. it is stunning the that anybody who saw anything or heard anything didn't immediately go to the police. and as you said, every single day, we're finding out some new piece of information. and again, i think it's important that we talk about this as what it is. i think that's important for the victims, that they are not re-victimized in this process. they were raped by a predator. it was not just abuse or fondling, or whatever, taking a shower, or whatever. they were raped. >> and it's also important that everyone sees that there are consequences for everyone along the way that knew something. t

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check out a podcast of jimmy williams done including what it's like to be inside a political fund-raiser where they are doing plenty. brand new conten content @dylanratigan.com. "hardball" is up right next. >>> the third woman. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews down in washington now. leading off tonight, third woman. actually third shoe drops. a third former employee is accusing herman cain now of sexual harassment. the associated press reported late today that a third woman says she considered filing a complaint against cain when she worked for him at the national restaurant association back in the 1990s. according to the report, she says cain engaged in aggressive and unwanted behavior, made sexually suggestive remarks to her and invited her to his apartment. nbc news has not confirmed this report. question. will this latest allegation force mr. mccain or mr. cain, rather, to explain the situation, at least to the satisfaction of his loyalists? that's where we start tonight. then, the obama re-election campaign is trying to right those voting wrongs. they hav

the models left. >> oh. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] all right. get ready, though, for michelle williamsour first guest is an academy award actress who stars in the new film "my week with marilyn." she's amazing in this. which is in theaters november 23rd. please welcome michelle williams, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: animal? animal? animal? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: animal! animal, stop it. animal, stop it. michelle, thanks for being here. [ light laughter ] he likes you. he has a crush on you. >> i'm flattered. >> jimmy: so thanks for coming back to the show. i appreciate this. >> thanks. thanks for having me. >> jimmy: now, you just came from detroit, right? >> yeah, i did. [ scattered applause ] i just got in last night or this morning. i can't remember. >> jimmy: hey, you hear that? one person from detroit. yeah. [ laughter ] anyone wearing a jean shirt? [ laughter ] detroit is fun. i love detroit. it's a beautiful place. >> yeah, i really like it. i haven't gotten to do -- >> jimmy: it's bad times now but -- >> yeah, it is. i haven't gotten to do very much, b

jimmy ray payne, william barrett, and nathaniel cater.20s but otherwise fit the profile of the other victims, young, black and poor. surveillance around river bridges goes on for a month without a break. then in the still of pre-dawn darkness, a police recruit hears something. >> the night of may 22nd, 1981, they staked out the james jackson parkway bridge over the chattahoochee river. and they staked it out with four officers. well, about 3:00 a.m. that morning, they were about to terminate the stakeout and go home. >> and this particular recruit was under the jackson parkway bridge. he heard this big ploop, big splash, ploop, like something heavy had been dropped into the water. >> but he didn't see anything and nobody came up. so he radioed up, looked up to the bridge and he saw a light on the bridge on a car. and this is a pretty high bridge. so he radioed up across the bridge and told the officers on the other side that there was a car on the bridge and as the car went across the bridge, it turned around immediately, went back across

. >> jimmy: foxy, and then potsie -- >> anson williams, was just pretty -- pretty good foxy. >> jimmyone who cottoned to me. i met both of them in 1972 on the phone. i called into a radio show. and i asked for advice on how to become an actress. and i was 12-years-old. and ron howard gave great advice, he said, "stay in school and then if you really love it come out to los angeles or do theater." and anson williams said, "go downtown to the screen actors guild and get a list of agents and start writing them." which is a really stupid thing to tell a kid. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i was living in a suburb of chicago. what good was, you know, writing a letter to universal studios? anyways. >> jimmy: "hey, hey, i want to be in a movie." >> exactly. and he got -- you know, i sent him a fan letter after that. and anson williams kept sending me letters back saying, "you know, please tell paramount to let me sing more on "happy days." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. and i didn't hear from ron howard at all. just from pretty good foxy. >> jimmy: yeah, just from pretty good -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: but

jimmy: no, this is not. this is not. i swear. this is michelle williams. but still, isn't that wild, how they did that?eek with marilyn." >> oh, no, the accent. >> arther miller called me. he's not happy with you. >> he doesn't even know who i am. >> well, marilyn must have said something. >> maybe she's just trying to make him jealous. >> listen, kid. i've known marilyn for seven years. i fell in love with her just as you've done. we had ten days together, and that was it. she picked me up. she put me down. that's what she does. she breaks hearts. she will break yours. my advice to you? is quit before you get burned. >> i don't need your advice. >> have it your way. you don't see marilyn again. you don't even talk to her. she's completely off-limits to you. do you understand me? >> yes. >> jimmy: oh! [ cheers ] i mean, so good. you're good. you're a goodie. "my week with marilyn" is in theaters wednesday, november 23rd. right in time for thanksgiving. dominic cooper, everybody. we're cooking with david chang next. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next gue

he's sort of like robin williams, only not as funny and not as furry. >> jimmy: okay.e word for him and that's weird! >> jimmy: he is a little weird, isn't he? speaking of weird, maybe the weirdest of all of the muppets, animal. [ cheers and applause ] >> are you holding that up right? i can't tell? >> jimmy: do i have it wrong. there you go. there's animal, either way. >> anyways, he's sort of like keith richards on a bad day. that's animal. >> jimmy: how about these guys, i wondered about them, statler and waldorf. >> you know, funnily enough i sympathize with them. yeah, i'm not a big fan of the muppets myself. >> jimmy: here is another. the swedish chef. a bit hard to follow. >> i don't think anybody knows what he's saying ever. i don't think anybody knows what is in his recipes either. they're inedible. they're gross. >> jimmy: we have a clip from the film. would you like to set this up for us? >> no. >> jimmy: you would -- >> good actresses don't need to set up their own clips. don't need narration. >> jimmy: in that case -- >> run the clip. >> jimmy: just roll i

jimmy is a [ bleep ] right now. you know? >> corey's brother william has also had a setback.ail, he was caught entering another inmate's cell. >> yes, sir, there is. >> he has now lost his chance to an early release to a halfway house. >> when he entered the other inmate's cell, it was 3:00 in the morning. in the particular housing unit that inmate allen was in, those doors are not secured. they are not locked due to the nature of what kind of housing unit that is. they are not supposed to be going into another inmate's cell at that point. at the time when he was in that particular housing unit, he was on a detail that detail was the night detail, that's why he was awake at 3:00 in the morning. however, he chose to take advantage of the situation by entering someone else's cell at that time. inmate allen is typically not a disciplinary problem. >> i've been here almost a year and a couple months. and i haven't had one disciplinary action. this is my first one. so all they charged me with was being out of place. that's all the charges was. >> william will now have to serve out

i'm wondering if two weeks from now if it's going to be jimmy kimmell and they're going do a slow jam. >> adam, was brian williams too hard to show off his lighter side? >> i think that was the reason why he was on with jon stewart. you know, brian williams is this asset that nbc has. he's the anchorman who's personable. he has a sense of humor when he's on shows other than the "nbc nightly news," of course. and it was interesting to me that they chose to pair him with a late night host on night number one. i thought they probably were trying to get jimmy fallon for the first night. but actually jimmy was up town taping "the conan o'brien show." it was in new york for the week. >> you said it's not fair to compare it to "60 minutes." "6 minutes" obviously comes on sunday nights, more protected time slot. does "rock center" had to make its mark with interviews -- >> absolutely, that's the whole thing with news magazines. you have to be in there and fight for the big interviews. look at the contrast -- night before "60 minutes" had ruth and andrew madoff, and got about 1 million viewers. you know, when "rock center

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william in vallejo, crocket, bev out towards san ramon, to jimmy in alum rock park. it's cold. did see a 41. there are clear readings here. you can see the fog right there. it's increasing on the coast. it will be mostly sunny today. but yesterday was the warmest day. 30s for many here. 30s up in napa. also, santa rosa, novato, david our observer reporting in at 39. it's really close for redwood city. there's some cool numbers out there. we'll start to rebound. our system is now starting to get it back together. you can now see the leadingic of that. that will start to work itsway. by tomorrow, increasing low clouds and high clouds and maybe light rain moves in by tomorrow evening. not a big deal but as we head into friday and sunday. it will turn noticably cooler around here. the question is what will be the track of the system. ifis land, it will be water. if it is over air, it will be moisture. today after the fog hangs around, it will be mostly sunny. 50s, 60s. mid-60s. 65 walnut creek. antioch, 67. dublin in there, alightning with los gatos -- along with goss latos. 65 woo