amazing cast,oing to amazing places, and that does make for amazing races. >> you can catch the amazing race tonight at 8:00 right here on cbs-3, partners nerve swapping. >> i like to stick with the partner i have. still ahead on "eyewitness news," a super fan shows tree meaning of team spirit. meisha? >> first passion, happiness, end theus for something they love. it is infectious, in today's love it a woman dedicated her free time to a game that makes her blissfully happy, and in return she is making a lot of people smile. that's coming up. katie? >> i think something else that will make you smell is a pattern in the next couple of days, lookingo the upcoming weekend, likely start off saturday with lingering rain from storm that's moving through. but temperatures are also going to be falling through the day saturday, as things begin to dry out. another arctic blast comes in on sunday, but at least we will get some sunshine by then stay there, we're coming right back with the rest of your forecast. >> typical january day. >> it is. >> yet it feels so much better >> isn't that amazing?

it's amazing. i am so proud of hull. it's just absolutely amazing.just think it will launch a really positive year. and the centrepiece of a season called made in hull, something that was — a huge wind turbine blade handmade at the city's siemens factory. it's an incredible 75 metres long, and to put that into some perspective, i'm about 6 foot, so i would fit along this 41 times. that's a lot of kofi. getting it in was a big job. 50 lamp posts, traffic lights and barriers were taken down for its a—hourjourney from factory to the city centre. and it drew in the crowds — one in five people who came to see it were from outside hull and east yorkshire. caroline quentin and mark addy starred in the world premiere of the hypocrite. i've spent the last two days running round inside a cardboard box which represents a commode, for reasons that are too complicated to go into. the play was by award winning hull—born writer richard bean and told the story of hull's role in the start of the english civil war, shutting the city's gates on the king. who will make

this is so amazing, this is what we do best as a city. and i will definitely be here, supervisor, mayor, whatever the heck i'm going to be at the time, cutting that ribbon and helping those first families move into that place. everyone here, the financing we received from the state, bank of america, mayor's office of housing, there are so many things that go into making this a reality. thank you for your work. this is so amazing. i'm so proud and happy today. this is what we do best. these are the kinds of things we have to shine light on to make sure people know all the amazing work our mayor helped us to do in our community and all over the city. thank you for being here today. (applause) >> we're going to move through the speakers relatively quickly because afterwards we want to toss the dirt, which is an important picture for all of us. (laughter) obviously. i want to welcome the ceo, president and ceo david sobal, thank you for being here. >> thank you so much mayor breed and whatever title you have going forward, we're so thankful t

that's been amazing.he staff is not only providing the medical care, they're providing the social services that go with helping people transition into permanent housing. our goal has to be to make sure people are taken care of and this is one way to do that. to go from 45 to 75 beds is tremendous. which means we have a larger capacity to serve more people and that means everything for the person using this service. so i'm happy to be here today. i want to thank the staff and everyone who has been active in making sure that this space is not only providing care, but is providing compassion and support and resources because we want to make sure it's a wrap-around service that will eventually help people into something permanent where they have homes to live and the support they need to be sustainable in our housing market that is so challenging for so many. thank you for being here and with that, i want to turn it over to my colleague supervisor kim who has been a champion and an important part of making th

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it's just an amazing crowd, an amazing party. the whole city is celebrating tonight. >> it's electric inside xfinity live. they've got lots of music going. they don't need music on the southeast. they're just pouring out into the streets. let's go down to brandon hudson who's live in the northeast. i understand you've been talk together police commissioner? >> reporter: yeah, that's right jim and denise. we don't have to be in the crowd but we can feel the passion and excitement all the way where we are. i got commissioner ross with me. commissioner ross, what do you make of this crowd out here? >> well, it's an elated group of folks and we can understand why, it's a long time coming. can't be more excited for the eagles, the coach, and especially nick foles and all these people are as well. so you got thousands of people out here. you've seen that in a matter of minutes this crowd swell by thousands of folks. we anticipate they're probably going to be out here for a long while. >> reporter: i remember you telling me between 10,0

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>> amazing! >> who do we want to talk to?gary tuchman. >> one of my favorite people at cnn, gary tuchman and his amazing daughter lindsay. hey, you guys, happy almost new year's. >> don and brooke, happy almost new year. we're still in 2017. we're still here in 2017 in las vegas, nevada. i brought my daughter from new york. in between us is our new friend, marie osmond. >> don, you're scaring me with the umbrella. >> it mist be the donny name. >> donny osmond. because marie. donny and marie right across the street at the flamingo hotel. this their tenth year. >> we just signed our tenth year. we were supposed to be here six weeks. they just keep asking us. ten years with my brother. aluminum is the ten-year anniversary thing. and i told donny working with you for ten years i feel foiled. >> that's good. >> tell us about the show as you start your tenth year? >> we have people come from all over the world. well change the show up every year. right now thing is my favorite show that we're doing because it's our tenth and new da

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he has an amazing mix. with this man and his is so kind and generous and it's one of the things i talk about my son's journey in the book. >> korey come and talk about the media. it's safe to say he has an antagonistic relationship at the media. i don't think it's always been that way. how much has trump been able to take this anti-media sentiment that he shared by so many of his supporters and americans. has he been able to turn him into an advantage in heavy type about the tweets and let's have a site from january 15 for 18 months i sort of trump established himself as a front runner. >> someday there will be a book that comes out this is the treat that were never published. it would be the greatest book ever written because you think the ones he's put out ready to meet you should see the ones he's never put out. it's amazing what candidate trump had the opportunity to do with the fake news. he held them accountable for the first time in our lifetimes. we had a fighter who through his social media activit

i know i see kathryn back there, the amazing people. thank you for your leadership.e and investment, nadia, you are somewhere here. thank you so much for the investment in the amazing development and the mayor's office of housing and community development. thank you for coming here. so without further adue, we want to start the celebration this ribbon cutting, this amazing moment, we have our supervisor malia cohen and mayor london breed here. first, i want to bring up our director to kick us off. (applause) >> thank you very much for being here this morning. this is a really, really important time for me and for all of us. as a child growing up here in hunters point, i actually played on this very spot where we're standing. which is a surprise, that our childcare center is now here. we lived right there in the building right there in the place right here we were playing as children, my sister and i, who is the co-founder and there was a lot of housing in this area here. when we opened up the center and my program director tracy and i was walking through and i was te

. >> it's such an amazing, wonderful, wonderful morning.ou for coming to this incredible event. i'm the director from the office of the mayor. i want to do a few house keeping notes beforehanding it over. i want to thank the office, our incredible leader here who made the event possible. and the partners at jon stewart company. i know i see kathryn back there, the amazing people. thank you for your leadership. (applause) and the community of infrastructure and investment, nadia, you are somewhere here. thank you so much for the investment in the amazing development and the mayor's office of housing and community development. thank you for coming here. so without further adue, we want to start the celebration this ribbon cutting, this amazing moment, we have our supervisor malia cohen and mayor london breed here. first, i want to bring up our director to kick us off. (applause) >> thank you very much for being here this morning. this is a really, really important time for me and for all of us. as a child growing up here in hunters point, i a

it is amazing. as you say, he had a cataract and living in a veryark world.hose rhinos, plus the elephants are facing very very serious peril to their existence, some facing extinction. cnn has done an amazing report of a census with a savannah elephant, they say between 2007 and 2014, in seven years, the populations have declined by 15% and today they're declining by 8%, mostly due to poaching and most will face extension. what do you say to that? >> i think it's a crime. that if it happens, will arrest heavily on humanity's shoulders. it's appalling. >> what should be done? conservationists have tried and poachers are acting like organized criminals with heavy machine guns and acc 47s. >> they are. in the end, it has to come to it they can become totally protected. the sale of ivory, certainly of ivory collected no more than 100 years old should be illegal. i don't see any way of getting around it. >> do you ever worry, aer six decades of doing this, this great planet, this great wild life is in deeper danger than even the most dedicated conservationists ka

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>> it's amazing. the growth from a year ago when i was here, you know, the dorm back behind us wasn't completed. what you have done at this school and is across the country is just amazing, and thank you. [applause] >> if it weren't for the students and their attitudes, you and i were talking backstage about how you were at harvard recently. tell us about that. >> you know, i grew up in a town called lowell, massachusetts, which is not a town of privilege -- [applause] i'm a blue collar guy who had the opportunity to be on an amazing ride with the most extraordinary candidate in the world, and harvard university called me and said would you come up and be one of our visiting fellows. and i went up there, and the difference between what president falwell has done here and what they do at harvard is night and day. it's amazing how you understand what the real america is like. and when you go to cambridge, massachusetts, they live in a fantasy world. they are so entitled up there. they think that everybo

>> it's amazing. you can't not be happy for hoda. she's a genuine, loving, it's good for everybody. >> reporter: what about former colleague matt lauer? willie told us matt stayed in touch. >> i've texted with him just on a personal level. he's sort of reconnecting with his family and figuring everything out. >> reporter: since lauer's firing, the "today" family has been on a roll in the ratings. >> they're kicking butt. they've won every week since they started. >> we begin this morning -- >> reporter: as for "cbs this morning." viewership has largely held without former co-host charlie rose. today they welcomed his replacement. >> a new beginning with an old friend. >> i'm happy to be here. >> starting a new chapter. a new beginning. >> gayle told us the addition of "face the nation" host john dickerson is an asset. this after some wondered if they could continue with its female anchors. >> i think norah and i are a great team. but i like the addition of a male at the table. it was always designed to have three people. after 60 yea

so it has been an amazing community for me. hello, father. for 30 years it has been an amazing community. and i've learned a lot. not only in my he heducation, b from my engagement in the community. one thing that i didn't quite appreciate fully but came to appreciate it more with my involvement in the university is the great jesuit motto that we should be women and men for others. and i think it is a very kind of simple and straightforward way to live our lives. it is definitely a good way to live our lives. and i've tried to do that as best i can with my life and certainly with my time in service in the congress of the united states which is an amazing privilege. i do think as we look to the future the central question facing this nation, more so than any particular piece of policy, is how do we begin to unify a terribly divided and fractured nation which is what we find ourselves living in right now. and what has happened to politics across the last several decades, we've always had partisan politics. and that leads to a very healthy debat

are amazing. the colors of the people are amazing.they move. >> anthony: i don't know, when i first came here, i thought everybody in this city looks like they're -- they just got --, or they're on their way to go --. so this was like central market back before supermarkets, this is where everybody did their shopping right? >> bel: oh yes, you know what? this is the real brazil here. the real bahia. >> anthony: right. >> bel: this place is the intestine of the city. they sell shrimps, and stuff here, oils and stuff. this kind of oil. we call dende. palm oil. >> anthony: oh yeah. >> bel: whatev -- however you want to call it. >> anthony: and i love the dende oil. you know, it takes some getting used to. the first time i was here, you know, you eat it, you shit like a mink for hours afterwards. but now, no problems. i've been eating this all week. lovin' it. around your fifth time in brazil you -- >> bel: you are developing resistance, man. oh! now you're as sure as good. >> anthony: aw. there you go, buddy. hope you like spicy. well it

experience amazing.ome the hilarious will ferrell, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: will ferrell! >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to our program. >> great to be back. >> jimmy: we love having you. we just had a really interesting musical act. >> yeah, i was watching that. >> jimmy: that's his debut. >> his first -- so that guy singing -- that's his first time singing on "the tonight show?" >> jimmy: yeah. >> he was not -- >> jimmy: that was his debut performance. >> that was his debut. >> jimmy: yeah. he can't even sing that well. >> he's a very stiff singer. he's not -- >> jimmy: he can't even -- he's not that good at singing songs. >> you wouldn't call him a a dynamic performer. >> jimmy: no, and he came out, he got all excited. >> and then he gets heckled the whole time. >> jimmy: by a guy in the audience. [ light laughter ] for the whole song. then it turns out -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that he's the one who wrote "don't stop believin'" and sold it to journe

>> never stops it is amazing. and now, we are getting better at producing the natural gas itself and we are also finding a lot of natural gas which is associated with the price of gas almost doesn't matter. it is a by-product look at what happened, curtailing oil production because they can't do anything with the gas. >> you told me you can see it from the moon. i have to ask you about deregulation, is it easier now to get the permitting, what you need because of the trump revolution or is it the same? >> it is the same. the trump administration is prouder of us than obama administration so one brags about us and other hides. >> where is natural gas going. i am putting your faeet to the fire. >> i will tell you this, amount of gas that is already behind pipe or going to be found because of oil production at $68 a barrel is going to require over $150 billion of infrastructure investment over the next five years. >> and oil, you said risk premium, take it to 60 take it to 70? >> i still don't like the risk. >> and y

amazing work. we really appreciate it. >> amazing that a million people turned out.ng to shiver. >> i'm starting to shiver, yep. >> i am, too. >> down in new orleans, things are heating up. let's check in with don and brooke. see how things are going. whoa! >> what's up, guys? >> hi, guys. you like our masks? >> we went to makeup and they did this to us. >> we grew feathers. there's that. >> what do you think? >> you guys like this? >> i like it. >> it's a good look. absolutely. >> very good. as long as andy likes it, i'm good. so we have this special little something -- >> we have something really special. >> so andy and anderson have to give us a little time. we won't cut into your new year's eve time, trust us. but we want to introduce you to this guy. >> what's your name? >> my name is dustin. >> dustin. we understand you have something special. >> yes, yeah, for sure. >> come on. >> hey, come here. >> and your girlfriend in the red. beautiful. >> hi! >> where are you from? >> atlanta. >> i'm an atlanta girl. >> let's do it. >> marisa, i love you and -- >> oh! >>

. >> this is amazing. the love. >> can't wait for the wedding. >> going to the chapel and you're going to get married. >> you look very handsome. happy new year. we have something. we hope you have a fantastic 2018. >> have fun. >> happy 2018. love you guys. >> bye, guys. happy new year. ♪ >>> the following is a cnn special report. >> from the outer limits of a world unlike any ever known comes a spine-tingling, hair-raising, bone-chilling tale of horrifying headlines, political intrigues, mayhem, majesty, music and more, with an all-star cast, including sports analyst brian jones. >> run, run, they're coming. >> comedienne helen hong. >> oh, no, it's alive. >> cnn's own van jones and john berman. >> this time, it's personal. radio host, bethany watson. >> it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >> radio commentator s.e. cupp, youtube sensation, jessie paege, and comedienne kiran deol. it's "all the best, all the worst 2017." welcome, i'm tom foreman. in so many ways the past 12 months have played out like a bad movie

laughter we have some really amazing things for you tonight.ve got some things that noise, we've got some things that fly, we have some things for you to taste. some of it won't work, 0k? laughter bear with us, because hopefully the stuff that does work — fingers crossed, and a lot of it has in rehearsals — it is a world—first, and you won't see this anywhere else, and no—one has seen this before you. before any of that, i have to introduce you to the other half of the show. please welcome to the stage kate russell. applause brilliant, isn't it? when they said i'd have my name in lights, i was expecting more broadway than boardwalk — but it's a start! it's going to be a really, really crammed show. and i don't want you getting too comfortable, because there's a lot of audience participation. so i hope you're ready to take part. do you want to see some tech? crowd: yes! good stuff. i don't believe you. do you want to see some tech? crowd: yes! i think so. all right, so first of all, we need you to settle down, because our first guest tonight is

we have some really amazing things for you tonight.ome things that noise, we've got some things that fly, some things for you to taste. some of it won't work, 0k? laughter bear with us, because hopefully the stuff that does work — fingers crossed, a lot of it has in rehearsals — it is a world—first, and you won't see this anywhere else, and no—one has seen this before you. before any of that, i have to introduce you to the other half of the show. please welcome to the stage kate russell. applause brilliant, isn't it? when they said i'd have my name in lights, i was expecting more broadway than boardwalk — but it's a start! it's going to be a really, really crammed show. i don't want you getting too comfortable, because there's a lot of audience participation. so i hope you're ready to take part. do you want to see some tech? crowd: yes! i don't believe you. do you want to see some tech? crowd: yes! i think so. all right. first of all, we need you to settle down, because our first guest tonight is very mysterious. his name is psychicjoe

that's amazing, fantastic. some watched from the couches and a lot of folks are outside right now and somewhere downtown in south philly. that's another gathering spot we want to talk about. >> alicia nieves watched from inside chickie's and pete's in south philly one of our favorite spots out. there we love those crab frie fries, aleash qua that was skiingt place to be and we saw folks earlier behind you hugging and it was emotional. >> bring some back crab pie. fries. >> you saw fans so charged. and right now it's a party. it's literally you can see down here the dance parties continuing, some people circl circled down and allowed them getting ready to go and walk down broad and be amongst the crowd throughout the city celebrate,. right now we have two fans that were here throughout the game. and these fans are actually fans of philadelphia eagles for 75 years. marnly and david wood. david, just tell us how was it like inside checky and piece for this game. >> it was pretty easy game for the eagles. the eagle

amazing performance.on feels that like his entire life -- he puts amazing performances together, and people must just be like beetlejuice. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i didn't do the face thing. that was prosthetics. yeah. >> seth: he has people say, "do the face thing." >> yeah, do it, do it. yeah. >> seth: you had fantastic actors in your film, as well. >> yeah. >> seth: daniel kaluuya, who is fantatic. keener, bradley whitford. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: and allison williams. and allison williams was here recently and i heard that she came to you because she needed help with a scene. >> yes. so this -- one day she just -- she calls me and she says -- you know, there is a love scene in the movie. >> seth: yep. >> it's not like a hot, steamy, sex scene. i would not feel comfortable -- [ light laughter ] directing that. that's not my style. but it was like this soft, sweet love scene. and she calls me, and she's like, "look, i really need to practice that love scene with daniel, and i'm going to invite him ov

>> paris was amazing.ike eight days ago, and i'm still digesting the cheese. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> my delicate american body -- [ laughter ] could not handle the cheese cheese. >> seth: yeah, because you eat cheese here in the states. >> my wife is from wisconsin. i love cheese. >> seth: yeah. >> but the cheese -- the french have a -- they take eating cheese to a whole other level. they make it an entire course at the meal. so you'll have an appetizer, an entrÉe, and then for absolutely no reason at all, a bunch of chunks of cheese, then dessert. after that you go to the hospital. [ laughter ] but it's amazing. it's not like i don't eat cheese that way, but just not in public. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? eating chunks of cheese, that's what i get caught doing. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? the first time i had the cheese course, i actually heard my heart say, "are you mad at me?" [ laughter ] my brain took over. it's like, "it's going to be fine. everyone relax. relax. there's going to

like -- it's amazing.ng hello. yeah, she's just saying hi. >> jimmy: no, she's like pointing -- she's pointing me out, like, you're next, and i don't really like it at all. [ laughter ] >> alright, we'll put little webster away. >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> isn't she gorgeous? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> she's so cute. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. thank you, buddy. [ applause ] >> here you go, webster. >> jimmy: all right. what else do we have? what's the name of the animal we're talking about next? because i can usually judge the cuteness. [ laughter ] >> all right. so, this next one, what i'm going to do with this one is, i actually want you to come around to the front of the desk for this one. >> jimmy: okay. >> so we've got a special -- and this is anka. you're ready to go. >> jimmy: this is my normal -- this is how i normally meet -- [ laughter ] >> okay so, this one, what we'll do is we'll kneel down for a second. >> jimmy: okay. >> this is the cutest animal ever. no, it seriously is, though. it's ver