and my manager said, i have an audition for you, hbo. and i said, "honey, it's hbo," and she wept.your tambourine, and i came out and there were, like, seven messages. so they just said, "go to adam mckay's house before you leave town." and i did. and i said, "i don't really know the material." and he said, "you know the situation, right?" and i said, "yeah." and he said, "make it up. make it up whatever comes out of your mouth." there was only one line, "dad, there's this job i want, and it's called president of the united states." and i said so he's putting the old man on, right. and adam was like, "oh, no, he's deadly serious." so i kind of knew who this boy was. and i left, they said thank you, and by the time i got to chicago they said, "you have the job." >> stephen: that's nice. ( applause ) well, when we come back, the cast of "succession" answer some of your questions. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ maureen is saving big, holiday shopping at amazon. so now, she's free to become ... maureen the merrier. food is her love language. and she really loves her grands

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the only thing more dysfunctional than the hbo max app.ts in congress are fighting over which parts of president biden's agenda are most important to keep. is addressing climate change more important than expanding paid family leave? is free pre-k more important than free college? should i've reamerican get okay healthcare, or should one american get super amazing healthcare that makes them immortal? and the reason they have to make these decisions is they need all 50 democratting senators to pass biden's agenda and two of them are insisting on bringing the price tag down from $3.5 trillion to about $2 trillion. and $1.5 trillion is a huge cut. no one's lost that much money since jeff bezos got divorced. kind of weird there are two senators okay with spending 2 trillion but not a penny more. what's the difference between 2 trillion and 3 trillion? people don't have calculators that go that high. the two senators standing in biden's way are joe manchin, representing the great state of his house boat, and arizona senator kyrsten sinema, seen

this is phoebe on hbo. just you.excitement. >> late night on letterman didn't happen. half hour comedy central didn't happen, one hour hbo. so i feel my dream has come true. i was very nervous. it was, like, chris rock and wanda cho. i'm going to be in this group but does it feel like i belong. i put in the hard work. you know how it is, you do your first special, you feel like everything is riding on it because you dreamed about this moment for so long, so i'm really excited. i think people are going to love it. i really wanted it to be light and uplifting during this time because we're so weary and tired and i want people to just laugh for an hour. >> trevor: we're going to watch you turn into a super mogul and we're just going to enjoy it. >> i'm not going to talk to you. i'll be like, trevor who? >> trevor: i'll like that. i'll just wave, hey, it's me, remember the hair! ( laughter ) thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> trevor: phoebe's book, “please don't sit on my bed in your outside clothes” , av

the highly-anticipated third season premieres sunday, october 17th on hbo and to stream on hbo max.dio for the first time, sarah snook. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: i am delighted to have you here in person >> yeah. it's good to be here >> seth: i got to have you -- we zoomed over the pandemic, but this is so much nicer. >> yeah. absolutely i mean, it's in real life. >> seth: yeah, it's in real life >> it's still unnerving. but it's in real life. >> also nice to have you back in new york city. and i know you sort of came from australia to do press. and we were talking backstage. you'll basically have to quarantine when you get back to australia for as long as you were here. >> yeah, which is why this is unnerving. [ laughter ] interacting with anybody right now. >> seth: yeah, exactly they're like, "were you anywhere with a bunch of people?" and you're like, "oh --" >> yeah, there's no evidence anywhere don't worry about it [ laughter ] >> seth: you spent some time living in brooklyn, yeah >> yeah. >> seth: and did you like it >> i love it i love brooklyn. it's like -- i don't

my guest is the star of hbo's "insecure," issa rae.ead your book club book? the answer is no. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ ( appl ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! jon batiste and stay human! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) jon, jon... ( applause ) jon, i'm so glad-- i'm so glad you guys are playing so hot tonight, because it is cold in this room. can you feel your fingers over there? because i can't feel my toe overs here. >> jon: oh, my goodness, i got my space heater, and it's on high. >> stephen: wait a second. i don't have a space heater. why does jon have a space heater and i don't? he is a big deal, that's right. jon is a big deal. ( cheers and applause ) hey, i gotta ask you-- that's true. wasn't thinking. jon, i gotta ask you, did you have your eyes dilated this afternoon? i'm curious why you got the shades on. it's indoors. >> jon: this is more fashion over function. it's mood-enhancing sunglasses. >> stephen: did you pick those up in paris because i know you were in paris last week. >> jon: yes, i was. >> stephen: you were in paris. is

she has a new documentary on hbo max. in it, one of the technology experts talk about that social media is a lot like, what if you were driving in your car and there was a company that was designed to look at what you look at while you're driving. this billboard, that stop sign and then you drive by a car wreck and, obviously, we all do what we do when we drive by car wrecks. oh, that's so horrible, whatever, and the artificial intelligence, the algorithm says, oh, this guy likes looking at mangled cars and dead people and starts giving that to you over and over, even though that would be incredibly damaging to a person. and yet that's what social media does. we hear about women who have miscarriages or stillbirths or lose a child and because they are on social media or on the internet looking for that sort of thing, they now spend the next 10, 20 years of their lives being bombarded by that. is there no way to fix any of these? the algorithms are there to get engagement, i get that. but that's unconscionable. >> so i thi

jamie foxx is here tonight also her new stand-up special premieres tonight on hbo max phoebe robinsonemieres tonight! [ cheers and applause phoebe also, joining us to talk about his trip to outer space, william shatner is on the show come on! [ cheers and applause i can't wait and we have stand-up from tom thakkar, everybody [ cheers and applause big show, big show guys, as i said earlier, everyone is talking about adele right now. her new song "easy on me" just came out tonight yeah, after a long hiatus, adele showed up out of nowhere with a song like - ♪ hello ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and everyone was like, "wait. who said that? and she was like - ♪ it's me ♪ >> jimmy: so everyone started freaking out because adele hasn't released new music in six years. i mean, she was basically like - ♪ hate to turn up out of the blue ♪ >> jimmy: but everyone's fine with it because they're just excited for a new album, which -- ♪ rumor has it ♪ >> jimmy: comes out in november [ laughter ] so you already know the songs are going to be -- ♪ nothing but the best ♪ >> jimmy: and a lot of people are ho

"the many saints of newark" is in theaters and streaming on hbo max starting friday.bile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. er a better customer experience, that will help us retain our customers and even grow our business? how much is this going to cost? here's the figure. 59. 59 million? no, five9. as in five9 intelligent cloud contact center. they won't just power our transformation. they'll fund our transformation. yes, yes! exactly! what are you waiting for? ♪ ♪ [ eerie music playing ] what are you trick or treat! ♪ ♪ he is coming for me... but i'm coming for him. happy halloween michael. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing his new song, "for tonight," here is giveon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ we've been done long before it all begun still can't give it up ♪ ♪ lead me on but leav before the morning comes ♪ ♪ even though it's what we wan can't keep thi up for long ♪ ♪ but i just i just don't wanna leave yo might just might jus throw away the reasons ♪ ♪ why we both can't lay her and secret secre both gotta keep it ♪ ♪ ho

eastern on hbo it's available to stream on hbo max.hinking when he gave his first answer about how much he enjoys the arc of building his character and how small screen stuff was probably his favorite i struggled in season one, loved the climax in season one and devoured season two. it was interesting, someone who is a classical actor, picks tv as his favorite medium quite interesting. >> i like how -- so, the obvious comp to him is rupert murdoch who it's based on. he bashed fox news, says he watches cnn because he's more left wing. he insulted ivanka and the kushner boy. it's just funny, his real personality, not logan roy, is just totally the opposite of that he said he's not a capitalist. >> i thought it was very - >> he also did tell us to f-off. >> we pleaded with him to go into character at the end, which he graciously did and we loved him and look forward to the show, definitely a favorite. i think a lot of our viewers as well >> i didn't tell him i was team kendall. i didn't think that would go well >> he would have told us to

it premieres tomorrow night on hbo and hbo max.out what happened on january 6th. we've had these eyewitness accounts. we've seen some video "the new york times" put together, the extraordinary piece of video that took us inside, but you almost take it a step further here. what will people see from inside the capitol, inside these mobs as they watch your film? >> so this was probably most videoed event in history, every single moment coming from every angle. so you'll see an incredible education of what happened, in a series of video clip that that i think are the most complete record of an event we have seen. and you'll also hear in the words of the people who were there and -- and these include rioters and police officers and legislators exactly what it was like. so this is a really immersive piece. it takes you right into the heart of the action. there are extraordinary moments when you realize that, you know, senate and house of representatives were still sitting when the rioters came into the building which seems extraordinary

sit available on hbo and hbo max. there is a lot of riveting stuff in this documentary.k of remorse among insurrectionists, among the people who were here that day. what did you hear from them? >> yeah. there is a lack of remorse. if anything, quite a lot of people we spoke to who were protesting and the rioters, they celebrate that day. they see that when their message punched through and the world had what they had to say. a lot of them are quite jubilant, surprisingly, and pretty shockingly. >> what does that tell you? >> i think it tells me that there's a large section of society that isn't speaking to -- we're a very polarized society both in america and i think the west. it demonstrates that. the people that speak to that, you can see it's a real stark contrast between the lawmakers, the politicians, the writers and protesters. there is a political chasm at the moment. >> lawmakers were forced into all kinds of situations. one of the things i took away from what they say, and we will play a montage of a bunch of them here, is almost disbelief of the fact that this

. >> and speaking of larry, season 11 of "curb your enthusiasm" premieres october 24th on hbo.classic "imagine." why has this song become so iconic? that's straight ahead. >> ♪ you may say i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪♪ ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ >> john lennon with wife yoko ono by his side, from their film "imagine," available on prime video. 50 years ago, that iconic song was climbing the charts around the world, and this month lennon would have turned 81. so, in celebration of his birthday and with "imagine" turning 50, we look back on this classic song that is more popular today than ever before. >> what's the tune of "imagine"? >> it just goes -- ♪ imagine there's no heaven ♪ ♪ doodle-oo-doo ♪ ♪ it's easy if you try ♪ ♪ doodle-oo-doo ♪ ♪ no hell below us ♪ ♪♪ ♪ above us, only sky ♪ >> rare footage of john working on his signature song, "imagine," as scene in the documentary "imagine: john lennon," available on digital. and in those rehearsals, john's humor was always in tune. >> ♪ you may say i'm a dreamer ♪ [ deep voice ] ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ >> "imagine" is an amazing son

this incredible documentary is available now on hbo and hbo max.watch. thanks so much. >> thank you so much, jim. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. the house committee vest gating the attack is getting ready to hear from a key witness while the fight over another continues. jeffrey clark, a former justice department official who pushed big lie and was a central player in trump's effort to overturn the election results in key states is expected to testify next friday. he would be the first trump administration official to comply with the subpoena unlike steve bannon, who is now facing possible criminal prosecution for refusing to testify. lawmakers believe the former trump adviser ha

hbo, where does it go from here?truth of the matter is we look at it on a project by project basis. the streaming wars that are going on are fantastic for a company like this, honestly. it's great we want more people in the streaming wars it's great for us. we've done deals with everybody in town and every single streamer and distribution platform out there and for us, it's always about who is going to really let us create, understand the message we're trying to communicate and really let our show be seen by the most people so we put shows on hbo, apple tv, amazon, imbd, netflix. we have relationship with all of them because they're all good for us and for us it's about what distribution platform best serves the project and the creators creating that project as we go to market with projects >> one last thing, one thing i didn't notice really in your materials is mentions of nfts or crypto or things that other professional athletes are really into are you interested or no >> absolutely. i mean, i think as you think ab

his prequel film to the iconic series, "the many saints of newark," is in theaters and on hbo max. he might get burned to death? what are you people thinking janice, shut up with that. what were the two of you doing at that card game? >> dad took janice to ride the rides, so we played cards. but he wouldn't take me because i pass gas so he was eating lunch. >> get inside! both of you. >> seth: please welcome to the show david chase welcome, david how are you? >> i'm okay. how are you? >> seth: i'm doing wonderful i love this movie. i, of course, was a huge fan of the show when you were making it, did you think to yourself, "this is a reward for all of my fans," or "this is an entry point for new fans," or did you just have a story to tell? >> none of those >> seth: okay. >> warner brothers wanted to do it and they had been coming to me over the years and finally like 2018 it sort of worked out, the timing was right, and we came up with the story. >> seth: a lot's been written about how younger generations are finding this show now. i -- when i first watched it when it aired, i thou

it's in theaters and on hbo max tomorrow. timotheeÉe and zendaya. thanks, y'all. coincidence that everyone who's ever stepped foot in the pentagon is on cable news talking up china like it's a big tasty turkey leg? >> i think everybody is talking up china because china is talking up taiwan, and what the chinese want the united states to be doing is having this conversation. they want us to say, do weantheo tor t's not very rt >> i'm sure we would have no problem with china dr.ing how well afghanistan went. >> china has no business in the south china sea. that's right next to chicago if you fold the map right. >> yikes. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! that's it for "the late show," everybody. tune in tomorrow when my guest will be andie macdowell. james corden is next, with his guest larry david. good night. ♪♪ ( theme song playing ) >> stephen, what are you doing with that ball? >> stephen: let's just prove we're together. i'm going to throw, you guys catch it, okay? >> cool. okay. nice. thanks. cool. >> stephen: see? throw it back! >> all right. okay. >>

what makes you think they won't be able to keep bringing hits like this and beating disney or hbo orthers going forward? andre: they say the past was prologue. if you look up about the dollars invested into content over the last six years, they spent more than just about anybody. we still get riled up in the media world whenever there is a huge blockbuster success, and contrary to that, it is big news when disney flops. when i look at netflix, if netflix's battle is to just out-produce content that is better or more global or more valuable than disney or nbc universal or hbo, i don't think that is necessarily the game they want to play. all of those companies have much more ways to monetize their audience than netflix does. even to stand pat over the next few years, they actually do have to have better content and bigger hits, which is challenging. emily: netflix has been embroiled in a public controversy about its dave chapelle special and comments he made about trans rights. the co-ceo defended the decision to put this on their platform. netflix employees, some of them really not h

a few years ago, we were talking about which would be bigger, hbo or netflix. netflix is bigger.ow were talking about whether netflix can take on disney. well, the game has changed, and out of respect to netflix. i don't think squid game was a one off. i did not know about it two months ago. neither did you. weikel back -- we go back a year, we didn't know about bridget and, but netflix has the ability to take these shows and launch them into the zeitgeist, and now there is an increase in people trying to learn korean, and there was a surge in chessboard sales because of queens gambit. you would not see squid game on disney plus. there is too much violence for disney plus. netflix has the ability, showing tremendous international strength. they are taking these shows that we all know, and netflix has the ability to take these and globalize them. what netflix is showing with a dozen really high quality shows that can go local with the ability to keep doing this, coming a content machine, like disney in the past, so i am super bullish on netflix. near-term, great run. i'd like it f

tickets are on sale now for "dune" in theaters and on hbo max on october 22.t is daniel craig! good night! thanks again! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs >> james: here, here is here. don't no which is-- i don't know. okay. (laughter)

about the reason you are on the show today, 15 minutes of shame, a new documentary show premiering on hbo that del-of-s into a subject that you yourself shall you refer to yourself as patient zero. >> uh-huh. >> trevor: you say i am the patient zero-of-this whole thing. and really you were, because your story blew up right when the internet was really becoming a thing, information was flying across the globe. and so my first question to you as a human in this, why would you want to go back into that, why ould you want to del-of-back into a story that can i only assume was one of the worst stories of yr life. >> i think had my life unfold-- unfolded differently and had there been a different path that allowed me to get back under more normal developmental path or to get a job and move forward in life, i'm not 100 percent sure i would be an anti-bullying advocate at the moment. but really what happened tor me ksh-- for me was after graduate school i realized that i couldn't run away from what happened. i had to integrate it it and i had to do a lot of work around that. and in the process of

the hbo documentary about the history of centric colonialism and genocide and dr. teased book is sitting in my lap taken out at the library on martha's vineyard where the wampanoag still live. i really want to promote exterminate alll the bruises and i note doctorate tees will tell us more about it. if you go to amazon.com now they are selling all three of the books that are a historical backstop for this extraordinary documentary which is four hours in a premiered on hbo. you are listening to the founder of the facebook page, the friends of ralph check in i hope everyone after watching the documentary will come and join the conversation which is taking off. please tell us how you got involved with ralph check in how he reached out to you and family want to say this is the documentary of the decade and that's the documentary of 2021. it really spirit a revolution with the historical record. >> host: thank you barbara. roxanne dunbar-ortiz. >> guest: it is exact we as she described. it is a paradigm shift and in anything that's ever been on television i think especi

we talked to julia about what makes a hit right now, why he stuck with hbo and the influence of "squidand we talked about netflix subs and disney subs after the downgrade from barclays the hits make a difference succession was the best premier of any hbo original series over the last 18 months >> i'm excited to watch it, and i'm a big fan of "succession" so doubly excited congrats on relaunching that bull call on zoom out of jpmorgan it ups the stock to a buy saying the growth slowdown has been factored in and this level presents an attractive entry point for investors. shares this morning getting a nice boost they were up higher, now up just about two-thirds of a percent. stay with pus. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ >>> we mentioned tesla hitting a new record level let's get a gut check on that stock. today's gain has tesla topping its last high from way back in january back near $900 per share and also is tracking for its ninth straight weekly gain after

and hbo max.oss in its latest qua quarter. you saw a few moments ago, ceo docuparker joined us, he highlighted the ebb and flow of the pandemic and travel and how critical that process is to his company's results. >> once business travel comes back, which it will, you will see all this return to profitability. we saw it in june. we were profitable in june as well, profitable in june and july we weren't in august as the variant had its impact but as all that, you know, goes -- as we get past this pandemic, i am highly confident american will return to a profitability >> all right all about business travel there. >>> also, breaking news involving the pfizer biontech vaccine booster shot companies say a phase 3 trial shows higher efficacy for the booster against the virus. the trial showed a 95.6 efficacy rate and for 16 and older. only five who got the booster shot also got covid. 109 tested positive after taking only the placebo this comes as yesterday they cleared moderna shots and j&j as well as

this incredible documentary is available now on hbo and hbo max. and really i encourage everybody to watch. thanks so much. >> thank you so much, jim. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. the house committee vest gating the attack is getting ready to hear from a key witness while the fight over another continues. jeffrey clark, a former justice department official who pushed big lie and was a central player in trump's effort to overturn the election results in key states is expected to testify next friday. he would be the first trump administration official to comply with the subpoena unlike steve bannon, who is now facing possible criminal prosecution for refusing to testify. lawmakers believe the former trump adviser has critical information pointing to a comment he made on his podcast the day before the riot. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen like you think it's going to happen. it's going to be quite extraordinarily different and all i can say

it premieres october 24th on hbo. please welcome larry david!u're going to be so disappointed. [ laughter ] that's what i do, i disappoint. i disappoint people. you know, there's this -- sometimes i'll do a charity golf thing. >> jimmy: yeah? >> people will -- they'll pay money, like to play golf with me. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> which is such a joke, you know? [ laughter ] they think they're going to be entertained for like four hours, and it's the worst time they've ever had in their life. [ laughter ] by the 3rd hole i look at their face and they go, oh my god, what have i done? [ laughter ] such a waste. >> jimmy: but you haven't disappointed. just by showing up, you have excited us and pleased us. [ cheers and applause ] because i will be honest and will say that -- >> by the way, may i slouch? i'm a sloucher. >> jimmy: slouch, go ahead. >> it's not a crime. is it a crime to slouch? people look down on slouchers, i don't know why. >> jimmy: do they? >> you're not allowed to slouch. >> jimmy: i think if you've made something of yourself, you can

you're just beginning to see disney scale, hbo max scale and apple get in the game and amazon this is a business that is very capital intensive. to your questioning of julia, it's a broad service you need a ton of content because you never know what is going to strike. it's a bit of a random walk. so, i think of the intensity of competition would lessen, i get more comfortable about their need to spend. but as she said and your questions are great. they're playing a different game it's a very expensive game relative to, you know, what media used to do basically >> does that mean if they've sourced more shows out of low-cost areas as "squid game" is such a great example, that would lead you to less pressure on the content budget? >> yeah, if all of a sudden we see a "squid game" happen every month, every quarter, right. they're able to find other cheaper ways to bring us hits, that would then prove perhaps the spending will slow and they're able to sustain all the subs they added and all the pricing they want to take. that's the great test going forward as others also ramp up around th

listen to how congressman ruben gallego describes would experienced that day in the new hbo documentaryt the capitol. >> i was an infantry man in the united states marine corps, i had to deal with some very aggressive crowds when i was in iraq. individuals themselves aren't usually a problem, but when they get collectively together and they create a mob, the mob is the weapon. i was ready to fight, i saw a lot of ship back in my day, but i was never going to die on the floor of the talking house of representatives. i was not going to take him out by some insurrectionist bastard, my plan was to stab someone in the ion in the throat and take away their weapon. fight to survive. i saw there were buses to evacuate us. let me tell you, when you leave the capital, you've lost. so i started texting every member i could, and all of our text chains, if they tell you to leave to not leave, you're safe for staying here, if if we get on those buses there's nowhere where we came back. >> this was the most serious attempt on american democracy since the civil war, i have to do is watch the footage, o

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saw it also releasing date on hbo marks and the box office was still very strong. 40.1 million.dwide and i think to answer your question, hollywood is really looking at each and every movie on on individual basis. but i do believe moving forward, these big blockbuster movies like a james bond, like a venom you are going to see them in 2022 and beyond strictly back in theaters for the most part. they will look at each one on a case-by-case basis but you're right. you see movies like venom that opened only in theaters, not at home, and made $90 million, surpassing the 2018 film. >> yeah. then, there is a film like halloween kills which i am not one for scary movies because i get scared so i am glad to have that one at home. like, if i could go kind of like as i'm watching it and take a break for a minute. i mean, right? so, um, but -- how about the buzziest films? that's -- that was your term when you and i were communicating about this -- the ones that are out the end of the year, november or december releases. let's look at november right now. eternals. spencer. belfast. ghostbu

and they took me right to the edge of a high call action when they knew at the highest level of hbo lloyd's, they knew i was actually the victim of criminal behavior. and then you start to see that when the management, the senior management wanted to get heavy and get their result, they april in these dirty people. i would like to think the financial conduct authority is on top of this, but they have known about this for a very long time. not much seems to be done. and i think where they have sit up badly is the protection of whistleblowers who simply are not protected. we have new system to protect the so bless properly. and the whistleblowers be made rapidly redundant and people are very frightening. they'll verify the losing that pensions if they go on making a fuss. r b s orchestrated to key things one my suspension. ah, despite me being the whistleblower i and and to the put in place that odin nominated a faithfully shadow directors which in itself is improper and under illegal om and in that in that period. ah, not only did the punish me for, ah, blowing the whistle to them, but i als

was a first look at "the house of the dragon" it was set in 2,000 years in the past the show will hit hbohere is new fallout from the scandal rocking the soccer leak morgan hadford spoke to a player who accused the now fired coach of sexual misconduct. >> reporter: the stories are gut wrenching. >> i want people to know that i was sexually a harassed, that i was psychologically manipulated and abused. >> reporter: the women of u.s. soccer speaking out against paul reilly saying the former coach victimized them. two of his foreman players breaking their silence, supported by their friend and former captain alex morgan what made you speak out now? >> when shefay told me her story, i knew we had to do something. i said we have to push this story. because it will save people. >> were you at all scared when you were told what had happened? >> in the moment, i was but i immediately asked, do you want to file a complaint? she said, yeah i said, let's do this. >> reilly denies the accusation but has not responded to nbc news for comment the former commissioner lisa baird alerted in april and resi

he stars in "the many saints of newark," which is in theaters and begins streaming on hbo max, octobers not here >> his car's here. >> that or he's dead >> you know where he is? >> who am i? ran mcnally? [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome to the show, michael gandolfini ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: thanks so much for being here, man. i really appreciate it thank you so much. >> of course, thank you. >> seth: thanks for being here, michael. >> oh, my god. >> seth: congrats on the film. i really enjoyed it. i imagine for any young actor, it would be daunting role to take on the young tony soprano [ laughter ] plus, of course, you have the element of being, you know, your father's - >> yeah. >> seth: -- part that he made famous >> yeah. >> seth: what was your -- what was the process of going through to decide you wanted to take this on? >> yeah, well, one of the things that i think was equally terrifying and really helped was that i had to audition, like, three times. so it was, like, three months of, like -- first being like, "i don't know that -- you know, i don't know tony i'd never seen

she stars in "dune" which is now in theaters and imax and on hbo max.you're hiding, it won't be enough >> the weapon is meant as a gift if you are truly the one do you know this it's a crysknife do you know its meaning? >> seth: please welcome to the show rebecca ferguson. how are you? [ cheers and applause >> hey, i'm good >> seth: were so happy to have you here congratulations on the film. also announced today, there is going to be a sequel so that is great news as well. >> i just found out. >> seth: yeah -- >> are you putting that on your media? i mean, i am >> seth: oh, absolutely. we're going to make a big deal out of it. and with that sequel money you can really splurge on halloween candy. [ laughter ] >> i mean, that's what i'm doing. big costume. >> seth: where -- i know you have children. where do you get your -- you're a world traveler as it were. where do you get to celebrate halloween this year. >> well, we're thinking covid safety, backyard no, we're not. we are going to go knocking, door to door i think it's more for me and my husband more

listen to how ruben gallego described what he experience thad day in the new hbo doumtry four hours at. >> i was an infantry in the united states marine corps. i had to deal with aggressive crowds in iraq. individuals themselves aren't usually a problem. but when they get collectively together and create a mob, that's the weapon. i was ready to fight. i saw a lot of stuff in my day, but i was going to die. i was not going to get taking out by some insurrectionist bastard. my plan was to stab somebody in the eye and in the throat and take away their weapon and fight to survive. i saw a bunch of buses pull up and there were buses to evacuate us. let me tell you, in coups, when you leave the capitol, you've lost. and so you started texting every member i could in all of our text chains. if they tell you to leave, don't leave. we get on those buses, there is no guarantee we are ever coming badge. >> this was the most serious attempt on american democracy since the civil war. watch the footage or listen to the firsthand accounts of what happened that day. it's chilling. but donald trump and

golden globe-winning actor who you can see in the new movie, "dune," which is in theaters, imax and hbone please welcome, osca [ cheers and applause ♪ >> thank you happy friday >> jimmy: thank you for coming by and coming back i have so many things to talk to you about there's so many projects that i want - >> a lot of content. >> jimmy: you are so hot right now, i can't even tell you, man. thanks for doing that bit, by the way, earlier in the show you're a good man. but you have "addams family 2. you have "the card counter." >> yeah. >> jimmy: which i want to get into >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "dune. >> mm-hmm. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: "scenes from a a marriage." i'm not completely finished with it yet. you're so good in that thing, and jessica is so great in this thing. god, you guys crushed that one >> it's heavy. it's heavy stuff >> jimmy: oh, it's heavy stuff >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, i mean, when you do these intense scenes, do -- what do you do to just unwind or just go like, "i just need a break? or do you sit in your trailer or what do you - >> ye

he's currently working on the hbo sires "euphoria" and hbo is, of course, owned by warner media, the same parent company as cnn. so good to sigh, dutch. >> hi, fredericka, thanks so much for having me at this really hard time. >> it is a hard time. i know, especially for helena hutchins' family and, of course, the whole family of the movie-making industry. so many of us don't really know all the intricacies of what it is to make a move, a film, and so we hope you can help us out here. so much does go into the making of a film. so much time, some care and so much preparation, so how could something like this happen in your view where a gun is fired for a scene, for rehearsal and then someone dies. >> and i just want to pre-face this by saying hollywood really is a family. hollywood sets the standard and worldwide people watch us. we haven't had a gun death in hollywood in 28 years and that's for a good reason and that's because we're a very, very safe industry. everything we do is checked and checked and checked, and we do -- we deal with very actually dangerous things. you see the ca

he stars in "the many saints of newark," which is in theaters and available on hbo max, now. on you about stuff but you can't start a game when operation at school. >> i know that now. >> don't [ bleep ] me. you always knew it it's not just the gambling it's everything. the cherry bombs at the ymca letting the air out of mrs. russo's tires >> i apologized to her >> talk big about wanting to be on the football team in high school and you're smoking already? oh you got to have a better attitude with your father gone, your mother's got a lot on her plate. you got to be good i don't want to have to go through this again >> i try to be good. >> i don't think so. >> seth: please welcome to the show, alessandro nivola. [ applause ] ♪ >> seth: thank you so much for being here >> oh. >> seth: that's very good "oh. it's a very good [ laughter ] thank you so much for being here and in the studio. how are you? >> i'm good. >> seth: so this is -- >> thanks for having me. >> seth: it's so exciting to be back in this world it's a prequel so, obviously, you weren't in "the sopranos," which i

meanwhile many saints of newark released in theaters and hbo max brought in 5 million, lower than theillion that was expected. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall. >>> the clock hit 4:47. mary is watching our weather as we start this new week. >>> good monday morning. we are looking at temperatures that are going to be on the rise as we head through our afternoon, plenty sunshine and warm temperatures. we are starting with mainly clear skies and a little bit patchy fog out there along the coast and around the bay. a beautiful view looking at the trans america pyramid this morning, we are looking at temperatures kind of all over the place from the low 60s in concord, oakland, san jose, upper 50s livermore and san francisco but down to 48 degrees, a chilly start in santa rosa this morning. let's get to high temperatures as we head through our afternoon with that sunshine and clearing. we are looking at 80s and 90s inland. 85 in san jose in the south bay, low 90s, 92 in concord, livermore, fairfield. north bay, 87 in santa rosa and