give me annette benning.s and applause ] all right, guys, here we go. name a part of the body that often itches. [ "family feud" ring ] >> feet. [ laughter ] >> your feet. [ buzzer ] annette? >> nose. >> your nose. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah! >> pass or play? i'm pretty sure we're gonna play. >> jimmy: let's play, yeah. here we go. >> all right. greta. >> yes? >> your chance to redeem yourself. cat laugh. name a part of the body that often itches. >> my ankles. [ laughter ] >> no. this is -- you're giving embarrassing answers. [ laughter ] some of your answers are going to have to have a possibility of being up here. >> doesn't anybody else's ankles itch? >> no. who ankles just itch? >> come on. right? that's like prime mosquito territory. >> that's prime mosquito territory. >> yeah. >> okay. well, that's true. let's see if it's up there. >> jimmy: great point. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> jimmy, you got one strike, only one left. you got to be careful. the roots family can steal. name a pa

iamb annette young.bute are pouring in after the announcement that george michael, the artist who sold tens of millions of albums, died heads home -- died at his home atengland on christmas day 53 years old of suspected heart failure per george michael becoming an icon of 1980's pop with wham! wascareer as a solo artist often tinged with controversy that make him one of the top-selling singers of all time and cemented his legendary state. .> the world in shock american singer madonna was among the first to react. on twitter, she wrote, "farewell, my friend. another great artist leaves us." elton john's duet with michael, " don't let the sun go down on me." he wrote -- i am in deep shock, i have lost a most beloved friend. my heart goes out to his friends and family. a costar, andrew ridgely, also said he was heartbroken. robbie williams, leroux also shed their -- also said condolences. >> i admire him as an artist. of all thed because artists that have gone this year. they seem to be forgotten. heartfelt

annette, only one strike. one more, they can steal. be careful. name a part of the body that often itches. >> your butt. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is a late night show, annette. let's go a little deeper than that. >> jimmy: here we go. >> what's the alternative late night show word, which is the show i want, name a part of your body that itches? >> your bottom. [ laughter ] did i go the other direction? >> jimmy: no, no, no it's ea >> this is a christian lady right here. [ light laughter ] she went from butt to bottom. one more time, annette. >> your ass. >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> your ass! [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic! >> that was great. >> jimmy: i love it. just go with it. [ laughter ] >> you got a great career. you're acting, you're in you are not going to get this. name a -- name another part of your body, other than annette's hard to reach ankle, that often itches. >> your scalp. your head. >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] wow. >> right? >> that has possibility. your scalp. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause

annette: let's go to our correspondent. what do we exactly know at this stage about the investigation? >> what we know, it has been confirmed that the suspect is a pakistani maman. there were two passengers, the second found dead. the driver has been arrested by the police, and he was trying to escape the scene. he has been arrested, undergoing interrogation. he denieied the attack.. he denied the a accusations against him. was ah concern n that it pakistani asylum seeker, arriving in german and -- in to stay indefinitely, it is unclear where he entered. apparently he entered the country under a different name, so that has to be explained further. so far he denies the xa sins -- the accusationons against him. annetttte: we hahad strong words earlier from the german chancellor. , when declalared that talking about a terrorist attack, that we will not leave with fear paralyzing us. -- we will not live with fear paralyzing us. she said the perpetrators of the attack will be punished with harsh measures. has come underel fire.

s/annette raveneau, families u.s.a 01:48 "se tiene que mejorar pero no revocar por qué entonces más deluyendo a niños van a estar perdiendo un seguro que tanto necesitan" ni el presidente electo donald trump ni sus colegas republicanos en el congreso han puesto un plan sobre la mesa para reemplazar el llamado "obamacare". pero lo cierto es que aseguran que la ley de salud asequible no funciona y desde ya los que la critican hablan de los cambios que quisieran ver. s/judy pino, iniciativa libre 04:52 "las dos cosas más problemáticas con la ley es la parte de opciones con los planes y los altos costos. creo que es algo que nos está afectando a todos y son dos cosas que tienen que cambiar" según el gobierno más de cuatro millones de latinos cuentan con seguro médico a través de esta ley. personas como eliseo cuya afectada de haber odría ser un cambio. s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo a pesar de las amenazas de revocar el llamado obamacare el gobierno del presidente obama sigue animando a las personas que califican a que se inscriban para cobertura médica antes del 15 de diciembre. top vo

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those are all the hard work of annette herbert. she has a nursery business at the front of her home. she uses that home business so she can stay at home and care for her daughter, who >> she clearly needs a guard dog named max to take these people out next time. >> sadly they walk away with about a year's worth of hard work. the sad part, second time in three months annette has been robbed. let's head over to belfast, northern ireland. over to filthy mcnasty. great name of a bar. filthy put up their christmas tree less than 24 hours before this grinch came by and helped trees. filthy mcnasty looking for these guys and any information might lead them. their reward, bottle of whiskey and table at their christmas celebration. >> done. >> seriously. >> now over to canada. more grinches. i think these are the filthiest mcnasties of them all. looks like three teenagers go running up the lawn of this house, kick and punch the inflatable decorations, then on their way back to the car, grab a string of lights, d the lights with the car as t

the sad part, second time in three months annette has been robbed. northern ireland. over to filthy mcnasty. great name of a bar. filthy put up their christmas tree less than 24 hours before this grinch came by and helped themselves to one of their trees. filthy mcnasty looking for these guys and any information might lead them. their reward, bottle of whiskey and table at their christmas celebration. >> done. >> seriously. >> now over to canada. more grinches. i think these are the filthiest mcnasties of the looks like three teenagers go running up the lawn of this house, kick and punch the inflatable decorations, then on their way back to the car, grab a string of lights, drag it across the street, and run over the lights with the car as they take off. minor damage there, but the folks who own the home and put up the decorations told the police and maybe the parents of these kids can put a little >>> >>> motorcyclists get a bad rap, they do bad things on the streets, but there's some good ones out there. this guy actually ends up doing something really cool, because

in "20th century women," my character loves annette like a mother. annette's like her surrogate feel that way about both of these women. so i didn't have to, like -- >> i love that. >> make that up. it was just there. >> terrific. greta gerwig, thank you so much. >>> and "20th century women" hits theaters on christmas day. "jackie" is i selec theers now and we should also mention, because we get paid for this, "jackie" was writen by noah oppenheim, happens to be executiveharg in c of "today." cha ching! back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. it is true. john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet starting at $39.99 a month. call now. and with home wifi, the whole family can be online at once. g reat for kids to stream scary shows while not cleaning their room. you'll also

with the new film "20th century women" and we spoke to the director mike mills and the film's star annette bening. >> my mom had him as a teenager during the depression and had to get out of high school because of the war and she's from that world and i'm a 1970s kid who grew up on punk rock and skateboarding. it's rudy valle meets the buzzcocks. >> that's when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> good evening. i'm stephanie ruhle of nbc news filling in for charlie rose who is away. we begin with david sanger who co-authored how russian cyber power invaded the united states and the motive behind the hacking. did he seek to mar the brand of the american democracy and for stall activism for russian and invaders and weaken the next american president or as the cia concluded last month a deliberate attempt to elect mr. trump. putin accomplished all three goal

here's billy crudup and annette bening in "20th century women." take a look at this. >> well, make a little small talk. ask her to dance. >> okay. hello, i'm william. >> hello. >> hello, i live downstairs. >> oh, really? >> and i'm with the cars. would you like to dance with me? >> yes. sure. put your hand out. right? put the other hand here and you just be there. she just wants a little company. >> oh. okay, ?? >> that's nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is the guy. you know i love you. billy crudup, everybody! go see him in "20th century women", and "jackie." this holiday season, go do a a double feature! we'll be right back with music from car seat headrest. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] during the ford year end event, discover why ford is america's best-selling brand. ?i'm on top of the world, hey!? with the most 5-star ratings... award-winning value... and the highest owner loyalty... giving drivers what matters most. that's how you become america's best-selling brand. during the ford year end event get an extra

does annett bening carrying it alone? >> it has a lovely cast. those three women.rem there. you have annett bening and they're all conspiring to figure out how someone becomes a, these 20th century women, how this young boy, this adolescent becomes a 20th century male. and of course it doesn't turn out too well. it is a very bitter sweet ode to mike mills' mother. i have to say that it has this most wonderful kind of relaxed tone in which the characters kibbitz and fight and it has the dynamics of a screwed up family better than i've seen in a while and annett bening gives hands down performance of the year. she has really become my favorite actress. she can think onscreen. you swear those lines are coming out of her head. >> i'm sorry to be rude but we only have a little time left. we need settle this debate. die hard. it takes place during office christmas party. it is has many christmas songs. your verdict. die hard, a christmas movie or not? >> it has nothing to do with the birth of christ. okay? but it is a great american holiday fable. a violent red meat vigi

i have just worked with wonderful annette benning. so it is better.one to herface, and that's unusual in hollywood. if i went out there now, i'd look like a freak because everybody has. but you'd look authentic. i'd look real, yes. that's all right! it is good! i don't want to do that. no. and you can watch the full interview withjulie walters on our website: it was the craze of the summer, the mobile phone game downloaded more than 500 million times, that had millions wandering the streets trying to find virtual pokemon go characters. but an unintended consequence of the app caught our attention. we heard from the parents of autistic children about how the game was providing vital help in transforming their young child ren's lives. music plays he has been engrossed and obsessed with minecraft the last five years, literally living and breathing it. very good! he has gone from hardly leaving the house, only to go to college, to wanting to go out every night. he has found another one. when he first said he wanted to come out, i thought, "we'll see how i

conditions of a particular site but overall the departments-we operate with a-there's a stock called annette tree game which is looking at the trees removed versus the number of trees added in our system and i think over the last few years we are around 1.8 so we're averaging more trees planted then removed. i would like to tell you that we could get to three 21. i think more trees are better so we continue to plants. >> commissioners? do you have a question. go ahead. >>_to speak to [inaudible]. >>_to speak to [inaudible] >> i am just going to speak to >> i agree. the planning commission asked the pertinent questions that you get down to it is the [inaudible] is not a golf course about when it's a habitat plan and we have looked at it as requiring greater focus sooner which is a better thing. so i think that is a positive move and i think the number of trees actually if i use the calculation on mount davidson over a 20 year period, keeping a mind that we don't even have funding for this at this point, it's less than 1% per year. so that is just a framework for it and i would go back to a co

conditions of a particular site but overall the departments-we operate with a-there's a stock called annette tree game which is looking at the trees removed versus the number of trees added in our system and i think over the last few years we are around 1.8 so we're averaging more trees planted then removed. i would like to tell you that we could get to three 21. i think more trees are better so we continue to plants. >> commissioners? do you have a question. go ahead. >>_to speak to [inaudible]. >>_to speak to [inaudible] >> i am just going to speak to >> i agree. the planning commission asked the pertinent questions that you get down to it is the [inaudible] is not a golf course about when it's a habitat plan and we have looked at it as requiring greater focus sooner which is a better thing. so i think that is a positive move and i think the number of trees actually if i use the calculation on mount davidson over a 20 year period, keeping a mind that we don't even have funding for this at this point, it's less than 1% per year. so that is just a framework for it and i would go back to a co

and i pushed it and annette bening is like, "hello?" "it's matthew. i'm sorery." "oh, no, no problem at all." >> stephen: you're like their teenaged son. >> yes, and they have around the house, too. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. >> and i felt like, after that i was like, "i'm sorry mrs.ue know, sorry mrs. "b" that i buzzed the door late." and i tried to avoid her in the house and stuff, so embarrassed. >> stephen: we have to take a little break here, but can you stick around? >> i would love to. >> stephen: i have a great opportunity for you. i have several great opportunities for you. >> oh,. >> stephen: you're all going to know what they are. so stick around. ? ? ? ( applause ) oh caroline. so corporate put you up in a roadside motel. or that friendly dumpster diver outside. i wouldn't sit there. it's your tv, take it with you. now you can watch your dvr anywhere, at no extra cost, with directv from at&t. and at progressive, we let you compare our progressive direct rate... great deals for reals! ...and our competitors' rates side-by-side, so you know you're getting a

i had no doubt when i met annette that it was a time to -- get married. >> what makes it work? aw. nice. >> yeah. >> if i asked you the same question, what makes it work? >> i like respect. i'll go with that, but also i think in some ways we're very different. some ways we're alike. but the differences i think help us. there's some fire there. do you know what i mean? >> example of the differences. >> like, i'm more impatient. he's always late. that can sometimes be a problem, never mind, i shouldn't have gone there. >> i don't see that pulling you together. >> i'm going something else. we want the same things, we have four children. and they're incredible human beings. they're young adults now. so i think having that shared purpose also is part of it, but i don't know. there is a fire. and that's hard to describe like what that is about being with someone, but does that make sense to you? >> passion and fire. >> passion. >> wow. to be able to say that after 25 years i think is an enormous gift. it really is. >> we're very grateful. >> it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> it

i'm i melissa, with national public radio, annette gordon-reed and peter onuf, authors of a new book and we are going to talk about thomas jefferson. welcome to all of you. again, thank you for being here on this beautiful night, you are in doors on a gorgeous washington night. i want to start with the title of the book, the "most blessed of the patriarchs", you talk about in the preface is of the book that thomas jefferson writes that he's planning on going back to monticello in virginia, he is writing a letter to angelica skyler church, for those of us cannot hear the name with out thinking angelica, eliza. he is ready to her in london and talking about her plans to go back to monticello. part of the writer letter reads i have my house to bill, my field to form and to watch for the happiness of those who labor for my. i've. i've one daughter married to the man of science, and who indeed i have nothing more to wish. they live with me. if the if the other shall be as fortunate and due process of time i shall imagine myself as blessed as the "most blessed of the patriarchs". so what a

in "20th century women," my character loves annette like a mother.nd we should also mention, because we get paid for this, "jackie" was writen by noah oppenheim, happens to be executive in charge of "today." cha ching! back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. it is true! it is ue.tr >>> our 23 rd annual toy drive is in full swing. earlier this morning celebrities elves were on the plaza collecting toys from our fantastic crowd. thank you so much for bringing your gifts. here to tell us about today's donation is president of shed rain. good morning. >> i brought the rain. >> and something to deal with the rain. i love this. tell us about your donation? >> today shed rain is giving $150,000 of umbrellas for adults and children. today i brought a fun and festive umbrella. >> i love this. the trend, the clear umbrellas, low-keep obsess, high-keep obsess with this. how long have you worked with the company? >> i grew up in the company. >> whole life? >> whole life. >> open the umbrella. i told you, he has enough leverage. >> we are not superstitio

meet harold and annette arena. i am seated on a soft living room couch in the home of harold, a gentle cajun pipe fitter, who's carefully holding before me from his adjacent chair a large photo album. he draws his hand back and forth over the plastic covers on the black and white photos. he turns the pages slowly, searching for one. 77 and a former deacon in the lighthouse tabernacle pentacostal church, he's dressed in a plaid shirt and jeans. he speaks in a slow baritone, his eyes on the page often concluding a line of thought with a light chuckle as if to say, it's all right. he points, there it is. his mother, father, himself and nine siblings standing in two rows, squinting into the sun on the banks of bayou den. it is 1950. hearld names his brothers -- harold names his brothers and sisters. he tells how his mother used to catch gar by coaxing the push fish and lifting them into the boat. but it's not just his family he wants me to see. as if introducing friendly neighbors, he points behind the family to someth

annette bening raises her son with additional feminine influence in "20th century women"... and african american scientists prove they have the right stuff in the early days of nasa you can get a jump on potential oscar nominees. ryan gosling and emma stone reunite for the modern musical "la-la land"... denzel washington and viola davis charge-up this adaptation of the tony-winning play ences"... and christia missionaries travel to a forbidden land in martin scorsese's "silence." other anticipated films will take you out of this world: the buzz-force is strong for the star wars spinoff "rogue anls in "collateral beauty"... and chris pratt and jennifer lawrence have a zero- gravity hookup in "passengers." coming up:the presidential recount kicked off in wisconsin.. but not without some struggles. the county that's hoping to redeem themselves this morning. plus... smiling faces on christmas morning is going to cost you.homuch americans will be spending these next the holidays. the annual chs in the ward is tonight.. you're taking a live from downtown. introducing the reen from

international film festival announced that it will present amy adams with the chairman's award and annetteh ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that is bruno mars' latest 24 karat magic. bruno doesn't do a lot of interviews or press, but he jumped at the chance to climb into james corden's car for a round of carpool karaoke, and we have secrets from the ride. ♪ ♪ >> secret number one, this carpool karaoke was more than a year in the making. >> you said he was your dream guest. >> bruno mars. bruno mars. bruno mars. >> and now you've done it. >> he didn't let me down in any way. >> secret two, there is a crazy corden costume change. ♪ ♪ >> at one point, james loses this dark polo and puts on shade, a white 24 karat cap just like bruno and a gold chain. ♪ ♪ >> carly got a wardrobe preview last month. >> there you go. >> that reaction -- secret number three. the timing. >> thank you so much for helping me get to work today. >> tonight's segment is taken in l.a. near where corden filmed and that's the same day bruno's 24 karat album dropped and he was in town to perform that weekend on the vmas and since then he's been

. >> and then the career achievement award recipient annette benning star of the 21st century woman,ee-decade career and no oscar wins yet. >> i don't know what that would feel like. it's pretty exciting. >> and mary hart will work double duty because she's also going to do the interviews for "entertainment tonight." always great to have mary back on the show because this is her house. >> we just rent it. >> she's the best. >>> he got a huge honor and brought the whole family, his wife blake lively. we'll take you there next., >> pam:next on kron-4 news at eight: flash flood warnings. as a storm slams the bay areawe are tracking the storm conditions. >> steve:plus.a holiday treat for families in the east bay. when a mystery person buys all their gifts anonymously.i'm steve aveson. >> pam:i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the care your family needs. all connected for you. that way. >> see more at etonline.com. >>> primal consideration provided by -- >> all right. before we go, a huge congratulations for yan reynolds. he received a star on the hollywood walk of

annette box is charged with having a controlled dangerous substance.e claim she was carrying pills that were not prescribed to her. the department is asking the d-e-a to step in and do an inventory of the lab. : we have new images to show the age progressions for two missing children. jacob and sarah hoggle disappeared from montgomery county two years ago. now- jacob would be 4 years old -- and sarah would be 6. their mother is she has repeatedly been deemed unfit to stand trial. a leesburg woman is facing jail time, for alleged animal cruelty.. on a massive scale. more than 100 animals were found living in deplorable conditions on kaitlin leger's property. some of the animals include geese, pigs, and dogs. they've all been taken to an animal shelter. kaitlin led'-ger is facing two dozen counts of animal cruelty, and nearly 90 counts of inadequate care. all the animals are ready to be adopted. each dog costs 100 dollars. the pigs cost 30 dollars each. and the birds cost only a dollar apiece. fed-ex is trying to figure out how many packages are unaccoun

we'll have this much stronger base in san francisco the buy local means we shop and dine in the 49 annette and i know we'll spent a lot of time we have great restaurant great stores, great outlets in san francisco to buy from you don't need to go online and buy other things from foreign places but have all the products made in manufacturing design with a san francisco label i want to make sure people understand that makes sure we understand the playbook and want to say thank you, thank you, thank you to the over 70 people that formed in playbook took a lot of interviews on the international and local level to understand what is going on here and when we say that we're going to support o

>> what you're watching is artist annette basically mixing her paint. what she's done here is put like a mirror filter on. so you're seeing half of the video reflected on itself on the other side. does that make sense? >> it does. it also looks like frosting. >> it does. so she's taking her paint. she calls this one pink swamp thing, and as she mixes the paint with her knife, you get images. >> she did a number of them. here's a different one. i'm not sure exactly what medium this is. it's clear liquid mixed with some green stuff. she called it met amore foe sis. >> that's what it looks like. >> same principle. same mirrored image. another one called creatures of the night. you get to see a little bit more of the night she's using. you see that reflective blade there. that's her paint knife as she scrapes and mixes her colors ge together. >> those are creatures of my appetite because i keep thinking all of that is frosting, and all i can think of is frosting and sugar and cakes. >> at the beginning it looked like caramel. now it looks like a medallion o

. >> reporter: she inspires volunteers like annette. >> you're never going to meet another person asas what jenny is. >> you're going to do one more song. ♪[ music ] >> joy to the world the savior reigns ♪ >> reporter: so for generously giving her time and talents to her community, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jenny chea-vaing. sharon chin, kpix 5. well deserving. if you know somebody hike jenny to gives to others, nominate them for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ag s. high >>> before we go a look along the embarcadero in san francisco. >> whoa! >> yeah, right? >> you can see all that water coming up from the piers there. high tide with the latest storm, look at that. >> we'll have weather updates on the hour throughout the afternoon. we'll see you back here at 5:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> wyatt: fading. it's not gone. >> steffy: the doctor says it's gonna take some time. >> wyatt: yeah. [ clears throat ] well, in the future, when all the gold mines are tapped out, i

annette, 20th century women hits theaters in new york and los then nationwide on january 20th. dylan. >> thank you, matt. >>> just ahead, an american icon neil diamond is here for a live performance ahead of his 50th why am i so devastatingly handsome, i'm in a fragrance... what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! i'm...vince vitrano brian the long lasting scent of gain flings. gotter...lets get a check of ?? ? >>> it's 8:30 now on a tuesday morning, december 6, 2016. look who our celebrity elf is this morning in our 23rd annual toy drive? that is former miss universe, olivia. we're going to talk to her in a second. remember, you don't have to be here to donate, just ahead to today.com for more information. in >>> also ahead, the great neil diamond is here. he has a new christmas album. he's about to launch his 50th anniversary world tour. we're going to talk to neil. he is going to perform for us live. >> i said to him i'm looking forward to you performing, he said i am too. >>> then a unique gift for a woman on your list? why not something from