>> seth: our first guest tonight is a talented actress you know from "scream queens" and "american horror storys current season, "cult", which airs tuesdays on fx. she runs the online book club, "bellatrist." please welcome back to the show, emma roberts, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> how's it going? >> seth: good. i'm so happy to have you here. >> so happy to see you. >> seth: so i want to talk about "american horror story" but i also want to talk about your book club. this is an online book club. >> yes. >> seth: and you are a reader. you're a big reader. >> i'm a big reader. >> seth: and you -- is this true that you travel with multiple books? >> i do. i travel with physical books, too. everyone is on their ipad, but i have like ten books in my bag at all times. >> seth: wow. >> which makes it very heavy. >> seth: yeah. >> i actually, i get stopped going through airport security a lot. 'cause i get bag checked for it. >> seth: really? there's something about books that make people worried? i feel like that really says how bad our country is going. >> it doe

chrissy metz the golden globe and emmy nominated actress known for her roles in american horror story and the break drama this is us in which she stars as kate pierce and the second season of the emmy and golden globe nominated series premieres september twenty sixth at nine pm eastern on n.b.c. what does all this mean to you. everything and it's still very surreal so i can't i'm just sort of trying to process it as it's happening and how did it happen to get the part i. an audition came my way one of my friends who you know i was a talent agent for some time so i had friends all over and different agencies were always looking out for me because they were l.a. yes they knew my my real passion was it was acting and singing and so they're all to represent others as well wanting to do what they were doing second watching your boyfriend take another woman now every day i'm very grateful for that time but it was difficult so they would sort of have their feelers out and this role came about they're like chrissy this is a role for you have to audition like i don't know if i get the audition

for support or or help and she had of course other children too so when you hear i want to american horror story so ryan murphy cast me as a role. of a woman named barbara. aka i'm away those and just killings character basically brings me to the freak show set in one thousand nine hundred eighty two to sort of bring back some customers to the freak show because this is of course when television's starting to people's living rooms and people are going out to freak shows anymore for entertainment and it was your first acting gig no it was i did a small role on entourage and a show called all of us and some independent movies but that was my first sort of arc real good agent i think so yeah i really loved my clients and i knew what it meant to book a job and i want to go and audition and maybe once or so i ended up booking american horror story and thought that it would be my jumping off point but nothing happened right so i quit agenting thought that the universe was for a big agency yeah i did i work for two big firms which i loved working for many years to represent my day in death cameron thes

american horror story. the weird global rash of clown sightings last week.blem treating you like one. >> now this. not everyone is loving it. the world clown association telling us, remember these are all fictional characters. real clowns in no way come appear to the horrific images created by special effect make-up artists for hollywood purposes. underneath scary make-up, a nice-looking swedish actor. >> i never really got into the idea of being scared. >> i don't like it. it scares me. >> seeing the man behind the make-up doesn't make it any less awful. for "nightline," los angeles. >> oh, boy. our thanks to nick for that report. >>> and now we turn to the passing of an unlikely chile of gay rights. edith windsor whose fight for marriage equality led to a landmark supreme court ruling died today. she was the lead plaintiff in a case that struck down the defense of marriage act and helped pave the way for federal recognition of same sex marriages. >> as we increasingly came out, people saw we didn't have horns. people learned that we were their kids and the

she stars in the seventh season of "american horror story," this one is titled cult. yeah.ight. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to catch up with her then sarah, and i are going to play a fun game of wheel of impressions. she's one of my favorite people, from the amazon series, "one mississippi," tig notaro is on the show. >> steve: yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we got great music, the one and only, i'm talking about "despacito." [ cheers and applause ] this is the song. this is it. this song has broken all records. it's got, like, 4 billion hits on youtube or something. it's the number-one song in the country. it's the song of the summer. i'm not thinking that. i'm not declaring it. >> steve: it is. >> jimmy: the people have spoken. >> steve: the people have shouted. >> jimmy: it's the song of the summer. "despacito." [ cheers and applause ] i'm talking about luis fonsi is here. luis fonsi. it's going to be a great show, guys. stick around. we'll be right back with sarah paulson. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ go slow. ♪ come on mom! ♪ let's go! ♪

operators to sell an alternative ethics class a paid service offering hits like american horror story for example and netflix lost of course during the morning here on the stock exchange at the same time investors are closely watching the apple start digging in times claims that the u.s. firm has to ask its component suppliers to slow down components shipments for the apple i phone ten for the action and this report has not been verified yet but it kind of matches the picture that demand is not going to work at the moment so fishman ski on wall street thank you very much for that update now you might not know this man but his products are all over the globe james dyson says he's investing almost two and a half billion euros into developing an electric car it's quite a leap for the british inventor who's known more for his battlers vacuum cleaners the new vehicle is set to launch by twenty twenty let's just hope that unlike his vacuums his cars don't suck. switching gears now gold is a smugglers' a dream that's because it's extremely valuable even in small amounts the democratic republ

fx plus will be offering hits like american horror story. netflix lost during the morning on the stock exchange at the same time, investors are watching the echo stock. the u.s. firm has asked its component suppliers to slow down shipments for components for the iphone x production. >> thank you very much for that update. it is back over to sarah. sarah: time for a reminder of our headlines this hour, saudi arabia says it will let women drive for the first time ever. the ultraconservative kingdom is the only one on earth that dans women from driving -- bans women oformrom driving. the new law is expected to go into effect in june. angela merkel is coming under pressure as she works to cobble together a new government. the leader of her sister party is calling for change after the conservatives' massive losses in that elecrtion she- election. the far right alternative in germany faces fresh turmoil after becoming the third largest party in the german parliament. the leader says she is leaving the party after accusing it of moving too far to t

. >> reporter: american horror story, that weird clash of clown sightings last year.d -- pd produced a bizarre psa. >> if you want to act like a clown, we have no problem treating you like one. >> reporter: now this. >> what's that? >> reporter: not everyone's lovin' it. the world clown association telling us, remember that these are all fictional characters. real clowns in no way compare to the horrific images created by special effect makeup artists for hollywood purposes. penny-wise, underneath, a nice-looking swedish actor. lovely on kimmel. >> i never really got into the idea of getting scared. >> me neither. it scares me. >> reporter: but seeing the man behind the makeup doesn't make penny-wise any less awful. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> looks like a pretty good movie. >> they're not that scary. >> not that scary. >> no, not at all. >> not too bad. no. >> where's my kiss! >>> making news in america this morning, the return to florida the keys after irma. residents are finally getting a look at the damage as rescuers go door-to-door searching for victims

american horror story sarah paulson no strapger to fright. so ellen had to up her game on tuesday. of the three times ellen delivered a scare during the show. jennifer lopez was another one, too. she knew that it was about to come there. >> i didn't. man, that clown is going to get punched. >> yeah, it is. >> dangerous work there. leonardo dicaprio is announcing his foundation will give $20 million in grants to over 100 environmental groups. you know this is a cause close to his heart here. the actor unveiled the grants at a client change conference at yale university host bid john carrie. the funding will go to groups supporting wildlife can bevation and climate change programs and he has been traveling around the world promoting his national geographic documentary "before the flood" to bring awareness to climate change. the new grants will bring the foundation's total financial impact to over $0 million since it formed in 199 . >> all this time, on the screen and all his projects and he has so much time given to this, you can tell how passionate that is for him. >> he has a lot o

operators to sell an alternative ethics class a paid service offering hits like american horror story for example and netflix lost of course during the morning here on the stock exchange at the same time investors are closely watching the episode start digging at times claims that the u.s. firm has asked its component suppliers to slow down component shipments for the apple i phone ten production and this report has not been verified yet but it kind of matches the picture that demand is not going to up at the moment so fishman ski on wall street thank you very much for that update and it's back over to sorry thanks daniel. just time for reminder of our headlines this hour saudi arabia says it's going to let women drive for the first time ever the ultra conservative kingdom is the only country on earth that bans women from driving that's about to change though state media says saudi king solomon has issued a new decree officially changing the law it's expected to go into effect in june. german chancellor angela merkel is coming under pressure a she works to cobble together a new govern

all the late-night shows, the cards, the new season of american horror story, and of course, next year's latin grammys hosted by sheriff joe arpaio. i thought you people loved morally compromised anti-american heroes. you love walter white. he is just walter much wider. >> here is your enemy. >> we refuse to be controlled by a sexist, egotistical, lying bigot. and in 2017, we still refuse to be controlled by a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot. >> i want to thank trump for making black people number one on the most depressed list. >> sean: the person that stole the show was former white house press secretary sean spicer. one minute of levity. take a look. >> unfortunately at this point, we have no way of knowing how big our audience is. is there anyone who could say how big the audience is? sean, do you know? [laughter] >> this will be the largest audience to witness an enemy, period. >> sean: not exactly. while all these hollywood leftists were hysterical over sean spicer's joke about crowd size, it turns out the american people did not really care to watch the hollywood ha

fs networks is joining the pay tv boom and the paid service will offer hits such as american horror storyut advertisement. move netflix shares fell monday losing nearly 5% posting their worst day since june. coming up, the latest in china's online crackdown next. this tuesday the federal reserve chair will deliver keynote remarks on monetary policy in cleveland, ohio. bloomberg tv will have full coverage starting at 12:45 p.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. >> china has handed out fines for content violations. according to a statement, the highest fine for failing to per vise chat as required by law and there were similar fines after users posted ethnic hatred and other content. the statement didn't give the amount of the fines. however, the troubles for chat services in china do not end there. facebook's messaging service has been largely blocked in china following a censorship crackdown by the government according to the "new york times." this block is a huge setback for facebook which has been trying to re-enter the chinese market for sometime and was the last remaining facebook serv

[ thunder clap ] [ applause ] >> "american horror story." >> jimmy: describe the bathroom at chipotleter ] >> jimmy: what does ted cruz do when he logs on to twitter? [ laughter ] [ thunder clap ] [ applause ] >> pork butt and snoop dogg. >> jimmy: name two things that smoke for 12 hours. [ light laughter ] [ thunder clap ] [ applause ] >> "donnie darko." >> jimmy: what does trump say when he wants his butler to turn off the light? [ thunder clap ] [ applause ] >> janeane garofalo. >> jimmy: how does a starbucks barista spell jake gyllenhaal? [ laughter ] [ thunder clap ] >> steve: this has been brainstorm. [ cheers and applause ] "stronger" hits theaters september 22nd. we'll be right back with dr. jane goodall. [ cheers and applause ] [ thunder clap ] the world is not flat. you can't just pinch it, swipe it, or scroll it. sure, you've seen the mediterranean. but have you? how warm is brazil in february? what color is dusk in san francisco? there's a whole world out there and no other card lets you experience it like the platinum card. ♪ ♪ backed by the service and security of americ

simpson," "american crime story" and seven seasons of "american horror story." this time it will be a netflix series about nurse ratchet who tortures jack character in "one flew over the cuckoo's nest." it follows her descent into becoming a villain and marks the first time he has partnered with a streaming outlet like netflix. i feel i talk a lot about net flikts buying really great programming. something interest there. "ratchet" statues production in 2018 after "american crime story" this one based on hurricane katrina. i think they like each other. >> i think so. >> good work. >> they work beautifully together. looking forward to that and two very nice people. >>> then finally, netflix again. [ laughter ] hi, netflix. they have plans to debut a new music reality show with john legend, our friend, john, behind the scenes as a producer. this is a reality show called "rhythm and throw" and focuses on hip-hop and soul and recruiting new musicians. judges have net to be announced. this would be netflix's second big entree into reality shows. their first foray was

made worse by the likes of bart's creepy clown bed, "the dark knight," "american horror story," thattmouth produced a bizarre psa. >> if you want to act like a clown, we have no problem treating you like one. >> reporter: now this. >> what's that? >> reporter: not everyone is loving it. the world clown association telling us remember that these are all fictional characters. real clowns in no way compare to the horrific images created by special effect makeup artists for hollywood purposes. pennywise underneath the scary makeup, a nice-looking swedish actor, lovely on "kimmel." >> i never really got into the idea of getting scared. >> yeah, me neither. i don't like it. you know why? because it scares me. >> reporter: seeing the man behind the makeup doesn't make pennywise any less awful. >> here, take it. >> now, the movie covers only the first half of stephen king's book so expect to see a sequel. script in the works right now, released maybe 2019, but you'll see pennywise again before then. halloween, multiple times guarantee you. >> nick, you told us why clowns scare us, but why ar

but you probably know him best for his on camera roles including twist tee the clown in american horror storyew carrie show. zodiac, crazy stupid love and really just about anything else you can think of. what you might not know, though, is that lynch has strong d.c. ties as a catholic university graduate and this morning he's returned to the nation's capitol and joins us live in the loft. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> it is such a pleasure having you here originally i was going to say we could talk about what you've been in or it might be easier to talk about what you haven't been in. >> yeah. >> i try to be in everything. >> you try to be in everything. >> well, this is a first for y you. >> yes. >> your directorial debut what a debut it. >> thank you very much. i'm very proud of the film. i'm very honored to have been able to work with harry dean stanton who's an acting legend. >> well, we lost legend this past weekend. he just passed away. >> true. >> but many are saying that this is his greatest work. that everything he did his whole life was preparing him for this rol

was influenced by donald trump in some way all the way my shoes obviously the new season of american horror storyfrom 2017 emmy awards familiar face joins in on bashing last night -- spicer making an appearance talk about extra thelanta southeast opened stadium in a big way more from the big game coming up, all stories coming up this morning joining me to talk about it dagen mcdowell, rosecliff ceo managing partner mike murphy, amy holmes good morning. >> good morning. >> happy morning. >> one-third of that, say what wr doing eating -- >> eating paper. >> -- those -- >> and you also paper. >> like them i hated them because always eating paper. >>. >> okay when you are nine not with -- twel, ye -- 12, a grown-up. >> joining the conversation, qat qatar foreign minutes is here talking about middle east why four qatar neighbors stopped doing business with qataris. >> founder ceo patrick by reason here to talk about bit coin after jamie dimon slammed bitcoin, executive chairman former tivo ceo talking about about marriage of sports gaming tech a host of "varney & company" stuart varney joins us don't

this morning, we're hearing horror stories of americans caught in the storm. of st. martin. james longman is in the bahamas where he rode out the storm. >> reporter: good morning. the rescue operation in the caribbean is in full swing. 1200 americans have been evacuated. big c-130 planes out of st. martin's over to puerto rico. 5,000 remain. linzie janis has been in puerto rico listening to some of the stories. they're truly terrifying. >> we were going to perish together. >> it blew the doors in. our windows in. >> it blew the doors in. the ceilings started to come down. it was like "poltergeist." the walls were shaking. >> one woman told linzie she and her mother were on vacation. her mother 80 years old. cars flailing in the wind. exploding. groups of men in hair hotel, raiding it, looting it, stealing from ges the punching a tourist. a truly terrifying situation for the tourists and those who remain. the race is on the evacuate more from those eye lapds. >> how slong that process expected expect ed to take, james? to get the americans left behind in a horr

this morning, we're hearing horror stories of americans caught in the storm.nd of st. martin. james longman is in the bahamas where he rode out the storm. >> reporter: good morning. the rescue operation in the caribbean is in full swing. 1200 americans have been evacuated. big c-130 planes out of st. martin's over to puerto rico. 5,000 remain. linzie janis has been in puerto rico listening to some of the stories. they're truly terrifying. >> we were going to perish together. >> it blew the doors in. our windows in. >> it blew the doors in. the ceilings started to come down. it was like "poltergeist." the walls were shaking. >> one woman told linzie she and her mother were on vacation. her mother 80 years old. cars flailing in the wind. exploding. groups of men in hair hotel, raiding it, looting it, stealing from ges the punching a tourist. a truly terrifying situation for the tourists and those who remain. the race is on the evacuate more from those eye lapds. >> how slong that process expected expect ed to take, james? to get the americans left behind in a ho

and the black lives matter movement in terms of essentially publicizing the stories of the horrors inflicted upon african-americans. i think that thinking about visions of justice might help us to interrogate the parallels. it should go without saying, but black people today don't -- are not anti-police. they want the justices to work fairly. but black new yorkers in the 1830's wore anti-slavery. they did not necessarily just want legal protections against kidnapping, they wanted to destroy slavery, which slavery itself may kidnapping viable. but slavery was rooted in american law. there might be a tension in terms of what justice meant in the 30's as opposed to now. the last thing i want to say is that the title of the panel and the breadth of these papers points to a larger question which is who created the underground railroad? what exactly did it look like. should the term service number my sense is that it's difficult, but it is useful to draw boundaries around the term, to highlight how dangerous it was to actually usher fugitive slaves to freedom. particularly it is useful to think about the railroad in con

administration is responding to this and some of the real horror stories that we're hearing on the ground from puerto rico. >> david, these are americans. >> yes. >> u.s. territory in puerto rico. is the president treating them the same way he treated the american citizens of texas and florida when they had to deal with the horrible hurricane? >> i don't think so. i think outwardly at least in the last 24 hours, the administration seems to be taking this with maximum seriousness but for the first few days after maria, no, they weren't. the president was distracted, wolf. and part of the problem -- and i want to be clear to the people watching -- this is not an excuse. there is no excuse. part of the problem is, he's never been an elected official before and it's getting their hands around the idea that this is the job. you don't get to just respond to the first hurricane. you have to respond to all hurricanes. >> rebecca, was the president distracted? >> clearly this is not the only thing that the president has been focused on and it took the president and administration a few days to get up to speed on this. if you compare -- and thi

horror. and i thought, you know, 15 years on let's go back tow that story if we want to understand where we are now in the longest war in americanok at the origin of that, the first foot soldiers of the war on terror. and what's striking is how, i think, today it's easy to have kind of a glib attitude about war. we hear lots of talk about, you know, war is -- you know, war takes a heavy toll on those who fight it and their families. and that's really what i wanted to get into in this film, and the emotional impact of it. not to say that wars aren't necessary because sometimes they are and nobody -- these guys did what they did willingly and they're very proud of it. now, i mean, nobody is more anti-war in the broadest sense than a soldier who has lived through it and their families, even though they're very proud of what they achieved. but the war itself, the cost of war is very deep and long lasting and i think it's something that's quite, for those of us who rpt part of it, it's easy to forget. and yet it's not easy to forget for those who lived through it. so in the film we feature not only the men who fought on the ground bu

american experience. this evening we are joined by a father-daughter team who by virtue of their professional roles on september 11, 2001, glimpse intoque the horrors and tragedy of that day. aviation stories uplifting or happy. indeed, for those of us professionally committed to the furtherance of aerospace, the of their vehicles for domestic terror was particularly disturbing but yet we endured as a community. the aviation industry has become moreaccessible, affordable, more sufficient, and influential than ever before. 9/11, for all of its pain and tragedy is a story to be told and remembered. to help do that i would like to introduce heather "lucky" penney. , most recognized for her service, she was part of those who went first into pilot training. she grew up around a and warbirds and applied to the national guard to fly f-16s as soon as she heard the the army flight to combat women. heather deployed to a operation iraqi freedom for initial operations in nighttime sky day in western desert iraq. heather flew the f-16 for 10 years before joining lockheed oftin as the director training systems specializing in strategic development. her passion has never faded. overas raced just and has

horror film, thank you stephen king. american assassin rounding up to top 5. you know i love food story.n has introduced pumpkin-spice pizza. i just heard a lot of ew's. [laughter] dagen: that's so gross. which i-- cheryl: there's a lot of reaction on twitter. it's gotten out of control. pumpkin spice pizza, that's just wrong. somebody else tweeted pumpkin spice pizza, what is wrong with people. maria: pumpkin does not go on pizza. >> i'm in. forget the pizza, i will eat it. it's a pizza. what's not to like? maria: it has pumpkin on it. >> i'm going to eat it. maria: all right, coming up football gets political after nfl players protest during national anthem. we will speak with ceo of philadelphia 76ers, he's up to weigh in. amazon could soon deliver chipotle straight to your doorsteps, details on technology giant's expansion plans. coming up i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. he's got a killer backhand. wh

horror thriller have different ideas. (mark) tom cruise returns to theaters this weekend in "american made". ithe movie is loosely based on the true storypilot who got mixed up in the '80's drug wars. reviews are strong, and it's been a couple of years since cruise had a hit. it's rated "r". (darya) and a new generation conducts near-death experiments in "flatliners." the thriller is about med- students who stop their own hearts for short periods. it stars ellen page and diego luna. "flatliners" is rated pg-13. (darya) beyonce is lending her voice to hurricane relief efforts. the superstar remixed the song "mi gente" -- by j-balvin and willy william. proceeds from the single's sales will help people in puerto rico... mexico and in other affected areas. no word yet on how much money this song could teaser video garnered more million views within an hour of posting. (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... a bay area school threatened with a shooting. how police are working to keep students safe. and breaking news from overnight... police in the southbay are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man. we'll have an upda

all americans stand in solidarity with them and pledge to assist them in the long and eafer rk of recovery reconstruction. hurricane harvey is a heartbreaking but also heartwarming story of horror and heroism. epic storm dropped 21 trillion gallons of rainfall on texas and louisiana. most of it on the houston metroplex. to put this in perspective, that is enough water to fill more than 24,000 astrodomes or supply water to the power of the raging niagara epic storm d trillion gallons of falls for 1 days. more than 49,000 homes suffered flood damage. more than 1,000 homes were completely destroyed in the storm. but in the response to hurricane harvey, the world the large and small acts of courage and kindness that americans are the large an acts of courage and kindness that americans are known for. our volunteers, our military, our texas national guard, and many others. more than 13,000 people were rescued in houston area by the u.s. coast guard. and the local first responders, police, and fire, and civilian volunteers risking danger to help their friends and neighbors and persons they did not even know. one of those who gave his life in service to others was sergeant perez who w