you have created a show. a live action show called "alpha house." why? ou could of sold the rights to something. >> yes. i have worked on theatrical projects. this was inspired by a article in the times about these four senators who shared a house on capitol hill. >> stephen: four senators who lived together, right. who were they. >> chuck schumer my zen toefrplt dick durbab, and george miller. i can't remember the fourth one. i never went to interview them. >> stephen: those guys are democrats. why would you create a show about republicans. did you want a older whiter audience? >> first of all i have done a show about democrats. i did a show called "tanner" some years ago on hbo. it was a interesting show about democrats. they were in total disray. >> stephen: is it easier to write about four republicans living together. they're so unified now. it's a clear message for america. >> that much of escaped my attention. it seems like there is a civil war in washington. no, no. >> stephen: they're keeping the powder dry. >> three of four senators elected in pr

it's a funny show. also, dark and serious and also presenting an analysis that at that point was not out there so much in the press, and, you know, i would say to people who normally watch al jazeera, like, you know, in the mix of things, if people are watching for the new, i feel like we are trying something new, inventing something new. >> so many americans listen to ira glass, on the other side of the break we will ask him who he >> while you were asleep, news was happening. >> here are the stories we're following. >> find out what happened and what to expect. >> international outrage. >> a day of political posturing. >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. >> tell us exactly what is behind this story. >> from more sources around the world. >> the situation has intensified here at the border. >> start every morning, every day, 5am to 9 eastern with al jazeera america. >> we are back on "talk to al jazeera" with ira gla

it's a funny show. also, dark and serious and also presenting an analysis that at that point was not out there so much in the press, and, you know, i would say to people who normally watch al jazeera, like, you know, in the mix of things, if people are watching for the new, i feel like we are trying something new, inventing something new. >> so many americans listen to ira glass, on the other side of the break we will ask him who he listens to and follows. back after this on al jazeera. >> we are back on "talk to al jazeera" with ira glass. do you ever listen to howard stern. >> i love howard stern >> because of how he uses the format or sense of humour. >> everything, (a), it's a beautifully crafted radio show, where the design is beautiful. when you think about what it is - there's him, a bunch of characters who you come to know wh love. people that don't listen to howard stern have a misconception of what the show is. when he publicis it he talks about girls coming in did and taking off their tops, w

a deep book. he talks to interesting people. turn on my show, they would hear peter baker talking a little earlier from the new york times. alter is a nathan friend of mine. they hear a lot of liberal voices, a lot of smart lefties. mark leak witch is on my show. guest, "new york times" magazine, national correspondent. guest. voices er, they hear doing what we do. i have 35, you have 65. is really the last place in america where you an extended conversation other than c-span longer than ten minutes. >> if you had to listen to a liberal talk show host in who would you pick? any -- npr has all of the liberal talk show hosts. >> peter byrant. period will make a terrific talk show host. he's engaging. he's delightful. he's engaging and delightful. they don't live their life in place long enough. you are anchored to a studio. when i go on a road, i have to there's a e where studio. in our business, you can't be off of the air longer than a unless i89's the fourth of july. to 1995 when newt gingrich became a speaker. got a call suggesting that -- an

a guest spot on c.s.i. miami. you know and then we both got on shows and it kind of changes really john by the way jon hamm is on a show called mad men i don't know if we'll never make it everybody should watch this show it's great we should help them out food but party down it's not about the sentence let's play a little game of you only knew what was the moment you knew you made it there was a moment i got a small part in the aviator and when i got the call bell you got that part yes i played his press agent johnny meyer i got this role and even though i had a long way to go career wise before i would actually have you know a sustaining career getting the call that i got that role and would be spending the summer in montreal with the temple yeah martin scorsese that was a big moment we're still edition. how about all of them. are the first girl you haven't kissed yeah it was what was your name lana fry well enough and where was this in santa cruz california bronze accordion junior high oh junior high because i was a late bloomer or if not acting what would you do i will always kind of wanted to be like a rock jo

peter would make a terrific talk show host. he's very engaging. jonathan alter would make a terrific talk show host. but they don't have the time. they don't live their life in one place long enough. you are anchored to a studio. in our business you can't be off the air for longer than a week or two unless it's december or the fourth of july. december we can all go away. >> in your book you eluded to a moment in history when newt gingrich became speaker and you ot a call suggesting that -- what i'm getting at is you mentioned n.p.r. has all the liberal talk show host. >> phil was the president of kcet which used to be no longer affiliated with pbs but used to be the flag ship and we had a nightly show sitting around doing what they do on c-span yammering about the news. i was the only conservative in the entire system. when newt gring rich won phil got a call, you got a conservative don't you? yes, his name is hugh hewitt. >> they had on liberals all the time. if you watch the news hour it was unbalanced and remains to a certain extent unbalanced.

during the economic downturn the glitzier shows like the "housewives" of whatever, slumped a little. later, honey boonen. >> mama. >> who gave us the viewers a chance to look down as well as up. the launch of the rich kids of beverly hills its an economic indicator. like the nasdaq. telling us we are now an an economic upswing. >> have you ever partied to party your eyebrows off. i have. there are more rich young people than ever before. >> you have your facebooks, twitters, with every single ipo you are creating hundred if not thousand of new millionaires overnight. then of course you have the steady stream of -- some of college's best and brightest into finance. people are becoming very rich quickly. >> reporter: i see rich kids of beverly hills as a new virulent drug resistant strain of rich reality tv. launched off the back of the equally nausa lly nauseating ri instagram. posted by kids barely old enough to shave. >> the kids have no humility about their money. they're willing to brag. show you everything they have got. based on what i have seen from the proposalos. i feel like

we premiered a new show here on abc tonight, this is a reality competition show that finally answers estion, can anything be a reality competition show? the idea is families from around the country compete to see who can come up with the most elaborate light display on their house. the first 45 minutes is looking through boxes of lights in the attic and untangling them. i love this idea. pitting families against each other in a fight to see who can spend the most money on pointless decorations. it's like all of jesus's teachings all rolled into one. abc also has a companion series that takes things a step farther. >> families across the country compete to bring the biggest brightest loudest show in america. and then -- >> shut the [ bleep ] up! >> you [ bleep ]. >> rein deer aren't made of lights. >> rudolph only has one light on his nose. >> the angry neighbors of the great christmas light fight. >> you're ruining the environment. >> tonight at 10:00 on abc. >>. [ applause ] >> not a personal fan, i guess. toronto's mayor rob ford is not letting personal problems slow him down. mayor

. >> reporter: a year later the tv show that made her famous. ct. >> reporter: but then this summer, making headlines with these pictures. not quite domestic bliss. snapped at a london restaurant with her husband, 70-year-old ad mogul. sarchi brushed it off as a tiff. their marriage soon started unraveling when her family's long-term personal assistant, sister francesca and another, were accused of swindling the company credit card to the tune of over $1 million. sarchi alleged she was a drug user, dubbing her highella. saying in an e-mail read allowed in court, you were so off your head on drugs you allowed the sisters to spend whatever they liked, and yes, i believe every word they said." later, backtracking and claiming that he never saw any evidence of nigella taking drugs. responding to that e-mail which sarchi sent his ex-wife, calling her highella, he said, i was just being nasty. this isn't a very pleasant e-mail. but i was very, very upset. her reputation has also been on the line. >> i actually felt that from a branding point of view, t

but tonight is a show above all shows. he's a comedy legend, he's one of my favorites. 700 sundays," back to broadway. this show is phenomenal. it's a limited run, so get tickets if you can. it is so awesome. i'll talk to him about it. the great billy crystal is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: billy crystal! >> jimmy: billy crystal! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: william crystal. >> jimmy: i love him. plus, she is a very, very busy actress. she is starring in two new movies. "charlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movies, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and that's not all! we got some good music. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm talking about cher lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] featuring skee-lo! it's going to be fun tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: calm it down. everyone just has to calm down. >> steve: simmer down now! simmer down! you gotta calm down, dudes! dude, you gotta calm it! >> jimmy: calm down, man! >> steve: woo! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can't calm them down! [

a statement that still showed a & e executives weren't at ease with his comments on race and gay, it had this to say. "duck dynasty" is not a show about one man's views. it's a show about family, a family that americans have come to love, that come together to reflect and pray for unity, tolerance and forgiveness. these are three values that we at a & e networks also feel strongly about. and that seems to have really patched things up between the two. the robertsons cheered the news via twitter. willie posting this, back to work, he said. so proud of the fans and the show and the family. phil may be a little crude, but his heart is good. he's the real deal. not feeling the love, however, was the gay lobby, glaad rushed out this strong worded statement. phil robertson should look african-american and gay people in the eyes and hear about the hurtful impact of praising jim crow laws. if dialogue with phil is not part of next stepsen then a & e has chosen profits overran and gay groups. a & e will air public service announcements that would promote tolerance, acceptance. tapings will re

a live show.id this. this is the season. you cursed me. the season i will screw everything up. >> what about the "dick clark's rocking new year's ryan sea crest chithing." dick clark's new year's rocking eve with ryan seacrest. >> i am still there doing it. a wonderful mentor. >> jimmy: god forbid when you pass away will they keep ryan seacrest on that as well. >> dick clark's new york rocking eve with max miller. >> with ryan seacrest your jr. i know your birthday is christmas eve. i have a gift. don't know itch you af you are piece of this. an item. somebody found somewhere. ryan secrets. some kind of believe up sex doll. >> in my schedule today, i had the the photo shoot. >> photo shoot. blow this up. ic make it host a show. >> real product. >> of real product. >> i thought it was something you made? >> no. but it is something i am going to make. >> ryan sea crest is with us. we'll be right back. avo: thesales event "sis back. drive" which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. i

i have every seen -- >> actually an awesome show, a huge show and i think there's a collision betweent of elite media and he's falling asleep while i'm talking. >> no. >> actually passing out while i'm yelling. >> holding his breath. i told him to. >> i'm in a lot of pain. >> regardless. that's why it's also a big hole in the news cycle. everybody waiting to buy the -- >> the thing that really aggravates me about the story is people signing the petitions to get the show back on the air because his rights were taken away from him. he can't speak. how's that okay? these people who are rallying to get this redneck back on tv and not fighting for other injustices in the world, that's what's terrible. >> the thing is, though -- >> it's not terrible. >> yeah. >> some rednecks. >> what about 60% of americans agree with. homosexuality is sin. i gave you a spin it, people are alcoholics. that's a sin. you can digest it easier but the fact is it's a hate fact. and the majority of christians believe homosexuality to be a sin. >> that's true. >> 75% americans christians. >> fornication is a sin,

this is a guy on a reality show -- >> a reality show -- >> all about different walks of life. >> i don't think there is a huge difference. that's the business they are in. msnbc was in the news business. a&e is in the entertainment business. this is an entertainer as a part of your brand. it -- with all of these media companies, these are brands and you're extending that by allowing whomever on your network to be on that network. you can pull somebody in or let them go at any moment. that's part of it. >> the duggers who have that terrible show how many babies that woman can have in one lifetime, they are socially consecutive christians. and one child works in the security research and they are against gay marriage and sinful. nobody is calling for that show to be pulled off the air, nor should anyone, nor would i support that. >> so much of reality television is built around exploitation around sex, violence, and absolutely terrible people. one thing you see in the reaction from christians and conservatives is not so much defense of evening i said and i agree with the racial comments ev

shows. that's almost 8,000 minutes of television. we have a very fun show tonight. we've got a packed show tonight. an amazing, strange, weird, fascinating news day. as the show went on, i got a tie, a new pair of glasses, changed my hair, and i even became what we in tv call relatable. i come from a good stock of repressed irish catholics who understand that the way to deal with problems and sources of conflict is to push it deep, deep down. ♪ over the past year, we've strived to give you different perspectives. >> the point being that 2 cents of every federal dollar was cut from our budget. >> how many economists do you have on staff? >> the only reason this is a story -- >> how many economists do you have on staff? >> you can talk to the russians -- >> i've heard j, ta. >> well, it's a good talking point. >> it is, but that's what it is. >> the only reason you have this story is because people -- >> how many economists do you have on staff? we let you know when people were being awesome. i'm thinking best pope ever? and we never let you down when it came to breaki

a great guy. almost didn't survive the crash. he showed of battle and also, on the field of recovery. >> likewise, katie the same. they have two beautiful girls. >> the group got going gifting a renovating, mortgage-free home in naples, florida. >> it's a year's worth of work in planning. we've hooked up with great contractors like manhattan construction that build the bush library. together with many others. >> with help from major sponsors such as hope depot and chase, they worked until the last minute, making the house perfect. the night before the big ceremony, members of the community showed up to add final christmas touches to this house. and then, it was time to come home. >> the flag, amount of people we saw on the streets pulling down was incredible. it was humbling to know people do care. >> i hope that when what we have done inside creates comfort, peace and such a sense of healing >> the piece of mind that happens for the future. >> let's give a warm, warm welcome home message to the hernandez family! >> i can say thank you all

why is a show successful? think about it. the kardashians get all of the media attention. >> filthy and awful. >> "duck dynasty" has better ratings. but they get no national coverage unless something like this happens.

a show on a&e which is essentially a reality show about a family. >> the marketplace. >> they are thrilled with the decision of course by a&e. >> they had a great discussion with a&e. they went back and forth over the christmas holiday. much more on this coming up on the show. let us know your thoughts this morning friends@foxnews.com. weigh in on fbi. ff weekend. >> i was walking through facebook on the way. in they are setting up for the ball drop. i'm thinking about going again. remember the last time you and i did it. >> we hosted it was like 12 degrees. >> it was 1 degree. look at it. it's. i hear it's going to be cold again. >> janice dean is standing by. how is our new year's eve shaping up? >> cold. not as cold as when you guys were hosting. you remember that right? >> i do. like throw back weekend. i'm so happy to be part of this weekend. >> we are so happy to have you. >> quick look at the temperatures right now. not too bad across the country. very quiet but we have a system across the gulf coast that is going to wake its way up towards the northeast tomorrow. that's going to be

a&e i think will dig themselves in a hole and lose a show that is a dynamo show and getting a lot of an audience. >> the interesting part is that advertisers are so -- they're so tuned in to "duck dynasty." they're not going to leave "duck dynasty." the only way it falls apart for a&e is if the crew decides they don't want to do it anymore. they're probably under contract and either have to do it or not be on tv for a certain period of time. that's how a&e will lose. the advertisers go with "duck dynasty" no matter where they go or if they stay. it may be a really, really smart move on their part, knowing they're not going to lose any advertising revenue because no one's going to go anywhere because advertisers are -- i don't know, they don't want to leave "duck dynasty." so smart, though, continue to get the ad revenues. question is is will the duck fellas play. >> the "duck dynasty" people, one of the things that's so appealing is their entrepreneurial spirit, they made this empire, then a media empire as well. i do wonder one thing. >> and now retail -- >> -- companies that grow t

a while. you see the man with his buddy, with the purse, show back up as a car shows up, blocked from view. looks like they take off in that car. the majority of the attack does take place off camera. according to one report, authorities were able to track down one of these guys, a 24-year-old. apparently that guy is going to spend the next two months in jail after this attack. >> absolutely horrible. >> yes. >> a rotting garage proved too tempting for a family of raccoons so the humane wildlife services were called in to evict them but it a hugh main eviction. you can see the raccoon hiding in the roof of that garage. here's the interesting thing. they have bins near but they're like, well, garage, playground, why don't we just go? these humans have this garage open, why don't we go in there. it took a mirror to figure out where they are. >> it like if i don't move, they won't see me. >> they sealed up part of the roof so they couldn't get in but they also put in one of their one-way exit. you can't check in after you checked out, so to speak. here come the raccoons and they say, hey, look

he's a person on a rate reality show. ? no, i have this. >> talk about a&l and what its rights and responsibilities are. the network hired this guy knowing what it was getting. >> howie, when i was at usa today live, i was responsible for creating reality tv programming, pitching the network and reviewing the contract along with a lawyer and making sure everything was in its place. here is what happens when you negotiate a contract with a&e. number one, you sign your life away. you say that they have complete rights to do whatever they want with this show. and in very rare instances do they back down. number two, they say you have to sign a morality clause and if you do anything outside of this morality clause, see you later. >> so, of course they have a right and you have to fight, it leave the with did. >> and a number of people have been jumping in saying this is a double standard, lots of vulgarity on the air. >> miley cyrus twerking and smoking pot. >> yes. and msnbc dumped alec baldwin and after an anti-gay outburst at

>> absolutely. >> we've seen a ton of videos on the show. ke this one before. >> oh, that's awesome. >> here is a race full of crashes but, yes, you do notice that they are all using the barbie power wheel jeep. >> the battery powered kids toys that were really awesome when you were like 4. >> they definitely don't fit an adult. >> the guys over at busted knuckle posted this video. apparently this is a race every year in alabama. the tires are modified. instead of losing tires, they're losing wheels. >> i think you can only do like one run because they're pretty much detroyed. >> this is all -- this year the winner took home $270. this year the only injury was a dislocated shoulder. >> kids do the talking, adults act it out. >> so what do you want for christmas? >> see what santa should know next "right this minute." >> and still to come, he lost a bet so now he's got a long 24 hours ahead of him. >> we get to watch christians spiral downward into complete delirium. >> what his friend put him up to that's making his miserable. but luke is put

. >> one of the great things about house of cards is it's a high quality show. nominated for a number of emmys and golden globes and it's a show that hbo bid on first and netflix paid a lot of money for it. it helped legitimatize streaming as a place for networks to go or for producers to go to show content. >> we have more headlines to talk about including why reid hastings without the white house at all. it involves the single most important media story of the year and why you'll hear more about it in 2014. s eventis back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. visit vwdealer.com today i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all you

they approached us to do a show afterward finished conspiracy theory and it was coming back on the studio you two are fantastic we bring in tabitha and we have a nice kind of little trifecta of thought. it's a great show and i have heard really great things from people who are watching it consistently last time i was on we talked about kind of the real most obvious conspiracy of all the corporatocracy i mean it's hidden in plain sight it's really irrefutable when you look at it do you think that it deters people from acknowledging this vast real conspiracy by discussing the reality in terms of like the illuminati and the new world order i think it does in the science that we we get caught up too much in the fight. of the world whether they end up being true or not it's sexier to go that way than just looking at pure corporate greed you know and i always learn what my dad's instinctually drove into me was the old nixon follow the money you know and if you follow the money you will see where the corruption lies and you'll see to the conspiracies and where the manipulation goes remember we'r

sitcom whitney and will soon be a very in another upcoming n.b.c. show called undateable now chris is releasing a one hour stand up special on comedy central called white male black comic premieres this friday december sixth at midnight and goes on sale this december tenth is his white male black comic you do do black off color stuff no it was i didn't actually expect that title to be so controversial people are definitely tweeting me about it asking what it means it's just really an inside joke i have another buddy is named eric eric griffin he's a black guy and a comedian and it was always an inside joke with him and i that i would he was like i'm black but you're better at performing in front of black crowds so it was a yaml like i but i you know i like that title things you have an affinity for you're a rapper too now explain that to me rather how did you have another name yet chank smith rap album that i i came out with last year it's a it's a joke as well but what happened was i. i don't know i mean i love hip hop and i i had a guy that i heard thi

following the rules and all of a sudden this kid comes down and there's nothing you can do. >> an accident waiting to happen. >> baby, it is cold outside and mother nature was showing off a few days ago in the form of ice. check this out. an ice storm in vermont left this forest completely covered and completely coated. >> these types of storms are just absolutely devastating up here. a lot of the trees just too much weig weight. >> everything is covered in ice. >> the odd this evening about this particular ice storm, there was a similar, devastating ice storm almost 15 years ago to the day. people thought it might be mother nature tell witting the snow dorr ond lans. it reich you're just more getting crystal for it. looks like everything is getting crystallized. do you know how expense that will be? >> look at the devastation caused by this ice fo. >> listen to particular. >> temperatures in mots moe. >> this guy would walk around nate wrer in the -- that he actually got inside of an suv and the driver didn't like it one bit. he beat him up a little bit because he can't find it amading at ought and apparently he was under the influence of psychotropic drugs. >> ok

>> yeah, it's a game show where there's a fart noise, and the game show guests have to guess the celebrityit's going to be -- you hear this. [ farting noises ] "uh, i think that's shelley winters after a steak & shake and an orange julius." [ laughter ] [ imitating buzzer ] "oh, you're so close. it was steak & shake, but she was drinking tang." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's good. oh, my gosh. i can just see lorne just going -- please -- just moving the sketch around. >> i didn't have the nerve to pitch it. pal, every movie i see you in you're just hitting homers. i love every time i see you. i watched this one, "inside llewyn davis." it's the coen brothers. >> yep. >> jimmy: again you're with the coens. you're like their muse. >> or mule. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're in all their movies. is this the sixth one you're in with those guys? >> yeah, the fifth movie. i don't know. i read it in news -- yeah, this one. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> sixth one. >> jimmy: sixth one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i just recently -- i know this is sad to say -- but i recently just watched "the big lebowski." i'

it's a live show. you've been on. ain and tennille show" with our friend drew barrymore. >> jimmy: drew barrymore. it was great. >> which is a blast. >> jimmy: this is different. this is all you, baby. >> lorne's asked me to do it many times. and there's been scheduling things and frankly, i was nervous. but i just figured, you know, i had the time, i have a lot of friends involved, and i just thought "what a great time, you should do this once in your life." >> jimmy: i think it's perfect for you, because i think you're so funny. >> give me a tip. what should every host on "saturday night live" know? >> jimmy: i think you should do an impression. >> okay. i know you do impressions. >> i will, but i'm not going do one for you right now. i'm going to save them for saturday. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what?! why can't you do one, though, now? >> i think they need me upstairs. >> jimmy: no, come on! edward norton and i are playing egg russian roulette when we get back! he's gonna do it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [kevin]

with the eu all the testers had been expecting some sort of police response when it came it came as a show. several people injured on the insides. we'll see. it's the provocation against a peaceful protest but hinted that danielle is can you act like that against peaceful people in our country. when hannah sixteen inch steel to separate the special forces on one side and a bookcase on the other then again last week that we can restrain a lot of attacking the others from responding. he trained special forces medic protested since the center of this clash. well people tend to support the activists the two sides ended up facing each other down. just before till he suddenly stopped operations while remaining in place to megan and luke to pull down the tents in the center of this plant with attested to the living. i told you. a report in kiev says. was that the dentistry and is now a standoff in one of the last areas on independence and special forces that drive by post to push through the barricades detectives have with the littles taken us to try to instill some oil on me that they can even u

it has been a whole new career for me and really exciting. just to showt this character, who is not me at all. >> did you think the world was going to fall in love with a sleazy lawyer? >> i did not think that everyone would love the sleazeball with a comb-over. but they love him because he is inside the tv. >> once a plate on netflix and you could really be watching it, and you could see it from one moment to the next, it snowballed in such a big way. >> we are done, when i say we are done. >> so you are coming back as "better call saul." >> 2014? >> that is when it is slated to run on amc. we will shoot in may. what you will find with the saul goodman show is that it will not be "breaking bad 2.0." >> we wanted to ask three things we wanted to know about saul goodman. >> he sleeps with a teddy bear. i would not be surprised if there is money in there. he has never seen the inside of a court room, which is pretty good for a lawyer. he writes all his own commercials. >> so john, if it is not going to be "breaking bad" 2.0, so what is it going to be? >> i

a massive fireworks show along the waterfront. amy hollyfield is in embarcadero with a preview and at look at the police presence. amy? >> yes, it will be quite a she. what a beautiful place to hold a fireworks show. but here it is: the show that will ring in the new year, 3,000 to 4,000 fire work devices launch at midnight creating 15-minute long show. >> it will be spectacular, exciting and bringing in the new year the right way the. >> employees will load the product into the tubes. 15 people are on the barge tonight but they will not be lighting the fireworks that is done by computer. the explosives will launch to a soundtrack made especially for tonight. >> there is mirrors i justin timberlake and "can't hold us" and "get lucky." a little bit of popular stuff. >> they expect a huge crowd because the weather has been so nice. the police say that they will be out in full force, too, making sure that it is an alcohol-free event. >> this will be zero toll ran because this is a family event and they want kids to come out and the pa

we will show you a look at a new show about rich kids in beverly hills.re watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. kids in beverly hills. you are watching "world news now." >> walking down the toy aisle is hard because she wants everything. i see how excited she gets. as a parent, you just want to give your kids everything. >> reporter: liz says all year long she and her husband david say no to extravagant gifts and spend 364 days a year teaching their two children to appreciate what they have and helping others. christmas is the one day of the year she gets to say yes. >> if your whole year is about restraint and lessons, than christmas might be a nice time to have gifts. >> reporter: other families have their own holiday giving strategies. president obama and first lady michelle say sasha and malia are allowed to ask for three gifts apiece. "full house" alum candace cameron bure takes her family to a homeless shelter to serve food. is there a right answer to the gift-giving debate? >> most important is f

we have a giant show tonight. es: catching fire," liam hemsworth is here. [ cheers and applause ] people love him. pretty good guy. liam and i are going head-to-head in a cooler scooter race later in the show. very -- yeah, drive responsibly. plus this guy is so great on "saturday night live." i love this guy. he's everybody's favorite drunk uncle. bobby moynihan is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] we've got great music as well. sleigh bells are here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] fun. great show tonight. it is time for "late night" hashtags. here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: is anyone here on twitter? [ cheers and applause ] it's fun. i love twitter. we use twitter on our show every single week. so if you watch our show and you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday night where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. since thanksgiving is next week, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called #thanksgivingfail. i

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, a show that has over 14 million viewers a week, most popular reality television show in history shows a demographic there that needs to be engaged on this. if we want true equality around this country, we can't ignore the 14 million plus people fans. we need to talk with them and log cabin republicans was the only organization advocating that from the start. >> nancy, one of the things that strikes to me is going back to the politics and the demographics as you point out of the people -- >> who are fans. >> likely fans. there are all kinds of fans all over this country. but in general i think it is fair to say there's a demographic that is part of the base of the republican party and it felt like in a lot of the comments we got from jindal and others, it didn't feel like their goal was to try to inspire any kind of dialogue and yet it was instead -- i think this is why many took on the lgbt comments and basically ignored the african-american comments because they were trying to speak to that electorate rather than this bigger idea. >> i