and it is so unlike life. it never solves itself. that is why we like it so much.ut the conceit of this film was that sherlock holmes was not a fictional character. the last puzzle he is trying to solve which has been lurking around in his brain for 30 years is one which concerns himself. the puzzle is himself and he discovers himself. charlie: is the film about aging? ian: it's about a 93-year-old man looking back on his life. he is lonely, he is a sociopath, really. he doesn't really get on with people very well. and he discovers that he passed love by and never really noticed it and regrets it. the background to that -- he can't remember, he can't remember. as anyone of our age knows about, that thing i can't remember. it's a big thing, in his case. ian: downey played homes. benedict cumberbatch. charlie: they are all big actors. ian: does anyone need any more sherlock holmes? this is the real sure a lot so -- sherlock. maybe we have an edge on the others. and it has been a huge success for an independent movie. wonderfully so throughout the world. sherlock is a

it was like it got, i could not watch it.not leave the stage and watch the show because it had that explosive energy of the public. >> rose: what happens,000 when you come out. it's almost like you king george says to america or to the colony or to the revolution. we have a love affair. and you'veyou really will come . you don't come back, i'll have to kill you and your family. that's what he says, you know. but he says it with the way you say it, it's a show state your name. that's what show stopper, that's what it is and you know that. >> in the show, it's the first song that isn't really rap and it's also the first character from history that we see walk out that is completely recognizable as we know. granted, i'm 30 years old so it's a little different than we're used to seeing in history books. >> rose: but the costume. >> yes, the costumes. the minute king george walks out, everybody knows who this person is. everybody knows his perspective. everybody knows i'm sure their projecting already the minute he walk out, his f

it. charlie: what is it, do you think, about you? this has been a remarkable journey. from certainly one of the most highly-paid actors if not the most highly-paid actor in the world. extraordinary reviews and people talking about you. here is donald sulingterland, he said how brilliant that child, jennifer lawrence, i said to somebody earlier today, change your name to jennifer lawrence olivier. be done with it. just get jennifer away and call her sir. and david o. russell at this show -- >> i've watched jennifer grow up. from a 20-year-old girl at "silver linings playbook." i've watched her have to deal with an enormous amount of attention and all sorts of thungs and remain true to herself and find her voice of be dignity and power. i've watched -- watched her buy her own house for the first time and unpack her own boxes and duct -- conduct herself with dignity and be true to herself. that takes a certain power. charlie: in a sense, the narrative is her narrative as well? >> i felt that

it is e wet. >> i like it. let's see who is going to win. let's hope it is not anybody from florida. just saying. >> it is dena mcdaniel from wichita, kansas. >> she'll need it. >> she'll need it. >> maryann hunt from jordanville, new york, and she will need it. >> yes. >> donna from north carolina. it gets chilly there >> and from bedahlia, illinois. >> yes, and diane black from newton, carolina. >> congratulations to all of the winners. enter next week for a complete list of all of the rules and regulations, go the klg.com, and tomorrow, we are going to be looking back at some of the great times that we had this past year. >> and is some fun that you did didn't see. have an awesome tuesday. >> i don't hear the song so maybe it is not happening. well, whatever? >> let's do it without, hoda. we have a inner rhythm. da, da. and get out here. i want everybody to see. >> i am leave ing. i am over it. s. snow and ice. massachusetts takes on its first storm of the season. >> that rain and ice continues for a lot of

i don't want to be throwing it. you do it. >> okay. i will do it. and okay. >> and back up, and be careful. >> ah! oh oh, my mike. they said to protect the mike. >> hold on. oh the mike is not protected. >> well, so what. >> well, it is coming out of my paycheck. >> we did get you drenched. >> yes, and it looks like it is stained. >> look, it rolled right off. >> this side rolled off, but this side didn't. >> maybe it is about the throwing. pours it works. >> i say it works quite well. >> yes. >> and i say that hoda is out of wine, and i'm not. >> somebody got gypped. >> thank you, we love you alex, and for more information go to v vordema.com can. >> check that mike. >> and hoda can't afford it, because she is paying $80 a month for store the -- for storage. six years now. >> yes, i know. i know. but what friends will do for friends. >> and now, buzz feed came up with something that bff comes up. >> your work bff is the only weekend that you care about on monday morning. you say, how was your weekend? excellent, leslie. >> i often call you over the

live. >> it's close to it. >> seth: is it something -- is it cool to talk to everybody else about like, "hey, we only get to do this once." or is that like talking during a no-hitter? like, you're not supposed to bring it up. >> exactly, it is a little bit like, we were like, "yes, we're doing this live." and then it's like, "we're doing it live." [ laughter ] there is no going back. like once that train starts you can't stop it. >> seth: and obviously you have a background as a live performer. >> yes. >> seth: but this is a little different, like live performance on television. >> yeah. well, because when you do live in the theater, it's like, okay, we're doing live for 600 people, a thousand people, and that's feels comforting. [ light laughter ] and then -- but this is like, oh, we're doing it live for like millions of millions of people. >> seth: yeah. >> and like all these people are at home like, give it to us. show us what you're doing. >> seth: well, one thing that you're gonna give them that i think they're gonna be very happy with is this dress, which i have thousands of ques

and is this -- is that it? that's it? okay, that's it. so there you go. [ cheers and applause ] if you want to be a part of this, weave a great shot you'd like to share, post to it twitter or instagram, #seasonsscreamings so we can find it. it's not just holiday cheer, there are tears too. okay? earlier tonight from new york they had the annual lighting of the christmas tree in rockefeller center. a 78-footnorway spruce from hudson valley, his name is greg. in new york in 1933. its from attracts thousands of people. they have a big one in washington, d.c. too. we don't have anything like that here. we have one thing at a mall but it's not a big televised event. in california, if a big tree is lit up it's because it's on fire. tonight we're going to change that. tonight we're taking you love to hollywood boulevard for the first annual lighting of the spongebob. first of all i want to say hello to sponge bob. are you ready to become part of a holiday tradition that will be cherished by families for many years to come? >> oh, yes, i sure am.

>> it smushes it out? yeah. you drop a little color in the dent. >> and it glosses -- >> it fades into the nail. >> the formula is similar to when you see people take a little bit of nail polish remover but it's easier. >>>>hank you. >> everything on line. >> thank you. make after your local news. >>> it's thirsty thursday. a good day to be i ithe kitchen with one of the most popular food network stars in the nation, ina garten. >> you say it's good to be in the kitchen with ina. >> her friends call her the barefoot contessa. our "today" food team called on ina to show us some easy drinks and appetizers. >> what time is it? >> is it day drinking? >> this is a serious segment, ina, no judgment. >> first, cranberry martinis. >> ooh. >> perfect for the holidays. >> give somebody else credit, that is lovely. >> he's great. he's great. the first thing i did was i cooked together sugar, cranberries, orange zest, and some water. cook it for about five minutes. flavor. it's fantastic. this is a bottle of vodka. >>

it's cute, it's a lisa book. very cute. i like it. trying to guess who my favorite santa is. >> probably greg. right? >> i would guess that as well. are you? >> that's awesome. >> it's -- that's amazing. >> it's like bigger than me. >> that's the point. >> giant pez. >> and if you open its head it actually talks. >> you got to set that up. those are the regular pez. so what happens? i have the same question. >> when peter lived here for like three years, he didn't know what a pez was. and you grow up in britain. >> no pez? >> i love -- then i, look what i got, guys. >> kimberly, can you kiss this? >> let me tell you something, mmmmmmwah. >> i feel like i've been assaulted. >> this is your christmas gift. >> thank you, greg. i love it. i love lisa simpson. i'm honored to be considered to be like her. >> you're there. you're there. i'm down to -- >> running low on gloss now. bolling, what do you have for me to kiss? >> it's a family show. >> on the hand. >> is it a sweat centre. >> it's a flag. >> i think a flag. >> interesting. >> inte

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>> i love it, i love it. it's casual, it's me. it fits. >> by the way, you look hot. >> it's gorgeous. >> i love that look on you. that's gorgeous. >> thank you, i love it too. >> oh, my gosh. this was good. >> don't they look great? >> do we have winners? all right. >> i'm going to stay over here. >> so cute. >> okay, who's next? >> so next we have lori and randy. lori said to me, i cannot look at randy's khaki pants any longer and that plaid shirt. i need something different. and then randy said, now lori owns a dress shop and i only see her in dresses. i want to see her i something edgy and perhaps some denim. >> oh, well, well, well, you two love birds. come over here. this is your tea over here. >> they look like druids. anyway. are you ready? you sure? okay. on three, you're going to drop that trou. i mean, not -- i didn't mean that. three. go ahead and drop it. wow. >> turn around. >> ooh, i like. >> oh, mygosh. >> can you believe we did that? >> that is great. >> i love it. >> what do you think of -- first of all, your jus

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it's hard to do it and have the authority.c she was, and so that's -- and this movie, especially, she had so much to do, and sometimes she'd get annoyed at him because he would jump in with a line and she would say, let me just finish this. sometimes i get annoyed, too. let me just finish what we've worked on and then -- >> rose: do what we prepared first. >> yeah, what he's giving is good but we just want to at least do this. what was the question? >> rose: jennifer. she's great. she's terrific. she has a magic about her. >> rose: magic. undefinable magic. >> yeah. >> rose: how did you find her? you know, from day one, it's easy. you know, i just felt like -- >> rose: day one from the first time you acted with her? >> from the first time i talked to her on the phone. had she shot the first hunger games? yeah, she had shot it. she was on set and right away, oh, this person is so alive and open and free and out of her head and in her body. when she showed up the first day, everybody was, like, whoa, unbelievable. >> how would y

but it's not without its perks.ike seeing our album sales go through the roof enough to finally start paying meg's little brother- i mean,our new tour manager-with real,actual money. we run on quickbooks.that's how we own it. >>> walt mossberg weighing in on the back door for encryption saying it's then available for lots of bad guys. walt mossberg, executive editor at "the verge" and editor at large at re/code. we're talking a lot about back doors and encryption and why that might be a bad idea. somebody is going to make encryption that doesn't have a back door even if the u.s. and other western governments require it. isn't there a way to allow something like wiretapping in electronic communications short of creating an encryption back door? >> well, john, you know, i hope so. as i said in the piece, i spent part of my career before covering tech as the "wall street journal"'s chief defense correspondent. i covered national security and the intelligence agencies, and i certainly have an appreciation for how import

i love it. welcome, everyone. this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you're part of the show. i hope you all had a great thanksgiving weekend. i don't wanna say that i ate too much, but when i got on the scale, it just said i had a a nice personality. [ laughter and applause ] of course, it's the start of the holiday season, everyone. right now, millions of parents across the nation are checking their credit card statements and saying, "how much is my kid really worth?" [ laughter and applause ] "todd's been good, but he's not been xbox good, yeah." actually, analysts found that fewer shoppers turned out for thanksgiving and black friday this year than in years past. and this recent poll of online shoppers might actually explain why people were staying away from stores this year. 12% said because of the internet. [ light laughter ] 20% said you don't have to go to stores anymore, you know, on account of the internet. [ laughter ] 29% said if you use the internet, you can buy stuff online, which means you don't have

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. >> like it. even the puppets dance better than i do in that video. >> you're becoming a regular for us. we love that. >> always good to hang out with you guys, talk about news and stuff. appreciate you having me back. >> we are all back from christmas break. you and your family. >> went skiing. we had incredible weather. we went to vale. i think there was 26 inches in like a three-day period. unbelievable snow. we had a great time. all the kiddos getting to be really good skiers. we were talking about some of the best gifts i think the kids could get this year. not the hoverboard which we will this was one of my son's gifts from some family friends. remember this game? you click the dial, you never know when the whipped cream is going to hit you in the face? whipped cream. game. >> that's great. you can watch that forever. >> he was just laughing nonstop and of course eating all the whipped cream. that was a great gift. you had one. >> yeah. overdrive. it sets up like a slot car. it's a regular t

it would be opium with alcohol, sometimes with spices. it could be wine, it could be brandy. what he was doing was giving up laudanum. this is a different substance. with his dependency, part of it could be that he wasn't recognizing trying to give up both was going to have this impact. part of it is that he could have been exaggerating because he wanted the work to sell. he wanted a better story. the reason he began taking it was as a medicine. he emphasizes that was his original reason. then he ends up experiencing more than he anticipated. he divides his work into two parts. the first is the pleasures of opium. can't anyone describe what he describes as a pleasure? >> he would say he would go to the opera house to watch a woman perform and he would take opium to get a better experience. he said something along the lines of you can buy happiness for a penny, and you can carry happiness in your coat pocket wherever you want it. prof. gray: exactly. it was beyond anything he had anticipated. >> [inaudible] he felt like it enhanced his mental. his dreams. prof. gray: he had th

just -- it's -- instead of blowing it on energy you could use it -- i don't see why it's not positive. >> it still might emerge long-term as a positive but right now all the concerns about the last time we saw a bubble situation on housing collapse it was really ugly. >> do you have a problem with me hoping for $25 or $12 oil. >> no who would. >> 12 is too much. >> i remember filling up for 79 cents a gallon. >> really? you're a millennial too. >> i know. >> ain't you one of them millennials? we're weird. all they do is play with their electronics. i'm getting very -- oh, you got it right here. >> it's like a natural reflex too it is hard to tryon that ipad so i have gone to dictating but you can't believe the stuff she comes up with that i say. >> how about the other big stories today? a slew of economic data, 8:30 eastern, november retail sales and the producer price index. forecasters expect sales to have risen which could ease concerns about a slow down in consumer spending. as for inflation, headline ppi is not seen changing held back by lower oil prices. and one more snapshot of

so, to see it to come together -- god, it makes me emotional thinking about it now, it's just -- it's just an incredible thing. >> jimmy: oh, i'm so happy for you. now, i want to -- i want to show everyone a clip here of daisy ridley. this is an actual clip. normally we'd show them the trailer, but this is an actual >> am i running with my teeth bared? >> jimmy: no, no, that's not the clip. no, no, it's not you crying. no, this is you -- you actually are running in this, yes. [ light laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: i thought you said are your eyes running in your tea bed. [ laughter ] >> sorry. english. >> jimmy: well, i thought it was a british thing. yeah. i go, yeah, you might have been running in your tea bed. that's not a term at all. that's so un-bosh of me. [ laughter ] i wanna show everybody a clip. here's daisy ridley in "star wars: the force awakens." take a look at this. >> we can't outrun them! >> we might! in that quad jumper. >> we need a pilot! >> we've got one! >> you? [ explosion ] [ cheers and applause ] that's all you get! yeah, yeah. you gotta see the movie. it's gon

this business is good when it's good, but it's scary when it's bad. and so a business like this should have no debt, 'cause you can't handle the recession. steve: correct. lemonis: today, grafton operating only with custom furniture is a very dangerous proposition. you're dealing with high-end clients and high-end real estate. when the economy slows down, that could be the first thing to go. this company needs to be diversified not only in its offering, but in its price points. i think about this business in three distinct categories -- quick ship, mass market, fast production, turn it over, and go. semi-custom, where there's a couple of styles, and you can pick your wood finish and your fabrics, and then custom. mary: that's what we are. lemonis: you're not any of the first two. mary: i just feel like we're custom and high-end, and i kind of want to stay there. lemonis: all right, i'm gonna take some time to just kind of look at this. steve: okay. lemonis: i'll see you in a little bit. -okay. thank you. -steve: thanks, marcus. lemonis: today, i'm mee

see it? it is robin egg blue and gold. >> it is white and gold to me. i used to see blue the last time. >> and the lawlamas. remember them? they were on the run in arizona at the assisted living facility. >> remember they escaped and everybody was chasing them. we had a couple of fun day ss with that. >> and katy perry rocked the super bowl and she danced with the sharks. >> i don't know. oh, the patriots! >> deflategate, you are right. excellent. >> and i never understood why the left shark was viral. not, just the left shark. >> and this one, bill belichick and that cause canned a lot of controversy controversy. >> he is fond of her. >> and the patriots did win the super bowl, d that is deflategate. >> and you remember what movie was is so hot that we must have done 100 segments on it. >> 50 shades of gray. >> and it was released on valentine's day. >> and i was recently watching the whitey bulger story or something, and is that dakota johnson playing his wife? she had he her clothes on and so i did not recognize her. but anyway the installment in 201

when i found out about it, i felt like it was -- it scratched an itch.i wanted to make a movie set in the sea. in a playful way i had done some sequences for "splash" and "cocoon." getting over my phobia of the ocean. charlie: what is your phobia, drowning? ron: the darkness, the isolation, and the hugeness. i don't feel like i would have any control out there. anyway -- directors like control. it is a very powerful story. and i felt like it was something really original to offer audiences. when i say that, it seems odd, because there is a classical nature to this. so many of the themes do resonate today. from a cinematic standpoint, i do not think this movie could have been put together this way without movie technology that's finally in place. when i saw "life of pi," i finally realized this story could exist and that character could not, of the whale, would not be something the audience would have to suspend disbelief, but instead, you can have a totally immersive experience in the theater watching this. charlie: what is that technology? ron: cgi. pho

then it was white as it went down and it looked like it was breaking up so we thought maybe it was an airplane and it probably wasn't. marie: we have clarification saying this was not a plane. kevin is finding out that it's perhaps a meteor or space debris. how long were you watching? >> there were some mountains and our way after a few minutes so probably for about five minutes. it was quite a long time. jim: we are hearing upwards of 10 minutes. what was going on in your neighborhood? >> i didn't see anybody else out. driveway at the right time. i looked up and saw this thing streaking across the sky. it was amazing. the first time i have seen something like that. jim: it certainly got a lot of people's attention. we were in the middle of our newscast and every phone started ringing simultaneously. we appreciate your perspective. thank you. marie: we will stay on this mysterious object spotted in the sky. jim: more coverage on breaking news. to the south of las vegas heading generally west, you see this light in the sky with a big, bright ta and pieces disintegrating and falling to

>> it raises your anxiety level. it is a real unknown. i feel like i'm numb because i'm still dealing with rebuilding from a water issue in my home in addition to my daughter being exposed to led. >> reporter: how much had she been drinking the water? >> it was almost a year before i got my own filter to put in there so we were drinking the water, so we were exposed and we were cooking with the water. it's overwhelming. it's just something that every day you have to deal with. put it back up there. >> reporter: flint's water problem started when the city under the control of a state-appointed emergency manager opted out a long-time agreement to get its water from the city of detroit. that move meant the city would save upwards of $3 million, but it also meant flint would no longer source its water from lake herron and instead use the local flint river. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: at the time officials celebrated the switch. soon after there were problems with the discolored water and eventually news of led. a year and a half later fl

, it's me. >> it means it's you! he doesn't like you. he doesn't. >> go across the street. >> i'm andrea from virginia beach. and i'm wondering what it is that guys really want from their women for christmas. >> the butt naked run through. we just talked about it. >> i'm going to disagree, that's always the answer, what do you really want, and everybody assumes it's sex. the time. don't be cheapin' me out on christmas. i want a hdtv, and i want it to be 57 inches. that's what i want. >> and run through is not always sex. sometimes it's about the hunt. it's about the chase. it doesn't always end in sex. sometimes you fall asleep tired from the chase! >> that's my story. after you've run after the naked, then i'm exhausted. >> you guys are doing this wrong okay. rested. that's what i'm saying. >> socks and drawers, also. for christmas. >> are you're the only person i've ever heard that from. >> you want to buy for yourself, and you think i can wait. and you keep waiting. and the last thing you know, every last single p

he yells it at me. [ applause ] he yells it. new york governor andrew cuomo said today that donald trump is fanning the flames of hate. blow drying his hair. [ laughter ] adele will perform at madison square garden six times in 2016 as part of her new world tour. as if the people in that building don't cry enough already. [ laughter ] gonna adele us as well? [ cheers and applause ] this and adele? following concerns about safety, delta, american airlines, and united have all banned passengers from bringing the self-balancing scooters known as "hoverboards" on planes. while spirit airlines is using hoverboards as planes. [ laughter ] have to balance -- when you walk down the aisle just balance. a group of detroit-area teachers got sick last week after unwittingly eating a batch of marijuana-laced brownies left in the teachers' lounge. [ laughter ] learned that the square root of 81 is anything you want it to be, man. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] who am i? who are any of us to say? maybe 81 doesn't even want a square root.

i like steaming it, just because it gives it, like, a nice flavor. i'm just adding some bell peppers. and same with the bell peppers. you can eat it raw if you'd like. we are gonna add now some avocado, which is one of my favorite foods in the entire world. it's full of healthy fats and also fiber. so, fiber helps keep you full. >> i love avocado, so... >> oh, it's so yummy. i'm just gonna add a couple slices. and now, to top it all off, we're gonna add some pico de gallo. it's great. it gives that little -- >> southwestern. >> that's right. and now we have our little rainbow! >> beautiful. >> so yummy. you can fold it in half, and this is our wrap. sometimes, it gets really full, which is the best kind of wrap. so hopefully, we're gonna be able to fold this. >> the professionals at chipotle always make it look so easy. >> it is not that easy. so, we're gonna cut this in half and enjoy. >> maybe it's more of a taco now. >> yeah, i think it's more -- sometimes, if you get a bigger wrap, then you can kind of, obviously, you know, put more in there or f

it's it one way or another. the fact that i'm black teens that certain people are going to feel like this book is not for them, even though if they read the book they would feel the connection based on the fact that they are human and i'm human and we all have this tension. there's really nothing i can do about it, for me, boys felt like if you dig into the individual you will find the universal because everyone will discover what it is you're being so honest with yourself about and realize they're talking about them as well because we all have the same sharing of humanity. but the marketplace will sometimes prevent people from knowing about letter loan knowing about it and decided not to read your book because of the fact you're black and they think your experiences are oriented toward when steeped in blackness in ways that would cancel out their past ability of getting anything out of it because their white, are not black or whatever. i don't like it but my approach is to be as honest as i can be on the page,

it? >> nothing except for the woman zuzu did not see it except 30 aft the movie was made. >> have you seen it? >> i have seen nit pieces. >> it is -- okay, you -- >> well, something happens on tv. >> you know this christmas? >> watch the whole thing? >> are yes. >>ly do it for you. >> and kath? >> and now infish the lyric s for the holiday classic, and he will start. through the years we will all be together if fatal lou e allows and so share the hanging -- >> makes a yuletide. >> that is a disaster! [ laughter ] >> but you know what, aim giving it to them, because they >> they couldn't hear it. >> kath, can they hear us now? hey, kath? >> no, this is interesting. >> this is fun. over to you, kath. >> where are you from? >> lake charles, louisiana. >> all right. the holiday of festivists popularized by "seinfeld" as an alternative to a christmas tree. and what was used instead, a potted plant, an aluminum poll or a flag? >> plant? >> no, but you will get an cd. >> and it was an aluminum p

i had to do it. >> yes, i had to do it. actually i was doing another movie very dramatic role and it was a-- brothers movie, two days one night. and i had the offer. and i had decided not to work after the movie because i had done really heavy dramatic roles. but this opportunity i couldn't miss. i mean that was as i said, as you said i said, i always knew i would be her one day. >> rose: you thought it would be on stage. >> yes, because i mean, theater, shakespeare, i mean, and because also i'm french, i wouldn't have expected to have this kind of offer. and i talked to justin, the director. it was his second movie so i thought this man must be mad. first of all directing mac beth as a secretary mov is really, really risky and also asking a french actress to play lady macbeth, i was very curious to talk to him and to discover what kind of person he was. and he talked about his vision of the play. and how he wanted to adapt the play and how he wanted to find the humanity in this character. and i thought his vision was very

i knew it going in. i knew it. i knew it, i knew it. all right, all right. channing, you're up. [ southern accent ] pick out a good one. [ whimpers ] [ laughter ] >> don't pick on me. it's in his mouth. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. oh, no. all right, all right. >> [ southern accent ] all right, partner. >> jimmy: pick a good one. no, no, no. [ laughter ] smash it. [ applause ] >> i feel really good about this game so far. >> jimmy: i know. i'm so mad i challenged you to this game. this one? >> dumb luck. >> jimmy: very confident. happy holidays, dude. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: [ southern accent ] the odds are getting more fierce, channin. grab an egg. >> jimmy: grab an egg. [ laughter ] don't flip it because when you >> a little peek. >> jimmy: a little hint. i'm gonna sit back on this one. [ laughter ] good to see you though, man. >> good to see you, too. i don't know on this one. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i don't like it. i don't like it. >> jimmy: good, good. oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] fantastic! you're doing this well. >> i'm so good at

tony: it's so great to be here. i love it.mily: you were born in michigan, but you moved around a lot. 12 schools in 15 years? tony: yeah. well, you know, going to so many different cities, there is a lot of positive impact, right? i was able to learn about various different types of people. being in new york, and then being in texas, being in the midwest, they are very -- human nature is the same, but the way they display might be different. emily: how do you think that affects your work and how you lead? tony: i think a lot of times, by always being the new kid, you are always distanced from what is going on around you. so you're always analyzing, you're evaluating, you're seeing what people are doing and not doing, because you are not in it. you are more an observer. that helps because it allows me to step back and analyze the situation, not just in the company, from a human perspective, but also from a product perspective. what are people using, how are they using them out in the real world. emily: your grandfather had a b

it's shooting. it's a cannon. oh, it's the sky. it's a cloud. it's an eyeball. it's an eye. eye. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: oh my gosh. look, that's so easy. you don't know what that is? [ laughter ] that's a tattoo you got when you were in -- >> claire: oh, my god! i knew it! >> jimmy: you had a lot to drink. >> steve: a periscope. >> a periscope. a man in a submarine looking through, over the water. >> jimmy: all right, thank you, ron. please. thank you, ron. >> fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] okay. >> claire: wow. >> jimmy: oh, all right, claire, you draw. >> all right. wow, periscope. >> jimmy: that was -- oh, my gosh. [ talking over each other ] >> claire: all right. seven. seven. >> what did you pick? >> claire: okay. okay, man. thanks, guys. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't blame them -- >> claire: so it's a phrase. >> jimmy: a phrase. >> claire: okay. you can't do like second word, first word, right? >> jimmy: no, but now we do. >> first word, second word. phrase. >> claire: all right. words. >> claire: okay, here we go. >> jimmy: gotcha. flame, fire. >> cl

i know that it's cliche to say, but it really does. it has its own little quirks.ferent. there's no power anything could no power steering or power brakes. you like you are operating a machine. you do not feel as close to a machine with a lot of modern cars because it is all electronic. cory: here is hate the turbos because it does not have the same connection. hannah: it is a human and machine on the road. what a connection. carol: what are they selling for? hannah: 400,000-600,000. that is way normal dent in normal 36 would get. carol: it could go up higher? cory: we have seen big numbers for cars this year. hannah: this has been a great year. cory: for sellers. hannah: i think the economy is doing pretty well. the auto industry is doing well. all those things -- the auctions the summer at pebble beach. those all were strong. carol: we've got about 10 seconds here. hannah: it even had musical notes painted on the dials. carol: very cool stuff. good day at work? hannah: great day. can't complain. carol: hannah elliott, thank you. we toss it back over to you. thank

is it doing it? >> straighter than it was before. >> bobbie, come in and help her. >> keep going. >> she's going to show you. in addition to generous things to st. jude's, fedex is generously donating all the toys we have here to the toy drive. i want to point out cute people on the couch. friends of my mom are visiting. want to give a quick hey. >> before it was always give a shout out to our facebook fans who found the elf on the shelf. >> and andrew fisher and five month old dorothy? she found it? she's a genius. >> we're having so much fun. i want to thank you, jenna. are your hair looks excellent. >> it's straight. >> next week we have tina fey, carrie fisher, kurt russell, kathy najimy, and -- from hardcore pond. >> have an awesome weekend, everyone. >> see you on fun day monday. that's a great day. >> says who? >> nice talkin' to you.ou. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere.l my job is to help

>> angel gets its wings. >> and nailed it. looks like a young tony danza, that guy. >> what do you know about this? >> i don't know much about it except the woman who plays zuzu didn't see the movie until like 20 years later. >> have you seen it? >> no. just pieces of it. >> a lovely lady from upstate new york. through the years, we all will be together if the fates allow so hang a shining star >> make the yuletide? [ buzzer ] >> oh, that was a disaster. them because they couldn't hear anything. >> can they hear us now? >> hey, kath, can they hear us now? no. this is interesting. >> over to you, kath. >> where are you from? >> lake charles, louisiana. >> the holiday of festivus was on seinfeld as a replacement to christmas. what was the symbol? >> it was a happy celebration, what was the correct answer? >> an aluminum pole. apparently, you can buy them on line. >> exactly, on amazon. >> we have time for another one. films, which does not feature a christmas tree being turned on its side. >> c! >>he's right! >> red leather, yel

>> it looks like it's re-inflating to me. >> it's re-inflating. all right, so, can you think of any reason why that may be re-inflating? >> the temperature from the actual outside environment is warmer, so it allows for those molecules to stretch back out and take up more volume. >> rita is exactly right. >> of course she is. after all, dr. el-khouri is a highly trained scientist. demonstration showed how molecules contract when exposed to cold. they can contract so much, in fact, they can change from one form of matter to another. now, the first one we put in here was... >> clear. >> ...clear. >> oh, my gosh! >> to explain it -- so, since it was in there, can you guys see that liquid? >> liquid. >> so, yeah, there's liquid inside of the balloon, and that's just because, like i said, it was in a negative-320-degrees fahrenheit -- the liquid nitrogen's temperature. those molecules get really, really, really, really close together. >> does it make it actually change phases of matter? >> yeah, exactly. >> so, why is it important for more girls to go

it is just a piece of paper unless you live by it and enforce it. that is what mapp and the fourth amendment is all about which is you need to have that exclusionary rule in order to realize the promise of the fourth amendment. if you don't have it, the you have options of people filing a civil suit against the police they will lose, having the police police themselves, which may or may not work. or having prosecutors go after police who have misbehaved, which also doesn't happen very often. there isn't any other way you can realize the amendment without the rule. ali is correct about the fact there is prudence during these courses, using the evisceration of the rule but he is wrong in terms of how it came about and how it was originally described. susan: we have about 12 minutes left. i want to talk about the impact of the mapp decision on policing in america. you will start by listening to the chief justice earl warren before he retired. this was the first in a series of cases that really had to do with criminal rights and overall was seen as maki

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it's fun once you get the hang of it, it is fun. >> my niece is very good at it. always wears the he will melt. >> of course, the helmet is the thing you don't seem to head. >> you land on your bum. >> how about that florida congressman. >> the florida congressman carlos curbelo tweeted this, confirmed #hoverboards is for kids. i ended up in pastist health south florida, florida, overboardchristmas so a lot of people spending time at emergency rooms that they were not planning, but it was so fun. if they don't explode you end up in the emergency room. >> john, can we embarrass you a little bit more? and buzzfeed thinks they are. >> what are they saying? >> top 13 list of the year's biggest breakout stars in film, tv and movies. >> that just proves they got the check. thank you guys at buzz feed. apprec te it. >> you can pay them off. >> is that your safe fwrords "sisters?" >> like how i worked that one in. >> "trainwreck" and "sisters" and the cast of "sisters" stopped by "late night with seth >> why aren't you partying? >> because i'm the designated mom tonight.