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we must win. ( cheers and applaus) battle here in ohio, fought by an army of door knockers, robocallers, and relentless tv ads. >> reporter: if you get up at 7:00 a.m., by what time have you heard your first ad? >> probably 7:03. >> reporter: 7:03? >> yeah. >> pelley: police video captures the deadly end to a manhunt in oklahoma. and the birth place of rock is on a roll.

[applaus [applause]. >> i agree completely. there's no reason for me to blab on about trump. note for history's sakes, the people who support trump were there supporting in the south, and supporting george wallace in michigan history and they've been there through history. only once in a while that a demagogue can come along and tap into that as trump has. as to what should-- switching over to hillary clinton for a second and books. before i ever got a chance to ask either of them what books they read, i realized-- i discovered what book bill clinton brought along on their honeymoon to acapulco which was the denial of death by becker. a and-- . [laughter] >> the denial of death. >> i wanted to open it up to questions from the audience and i see there are microphones here and here and so maybe you could get up to the mics if you want to ask a question. >> hi there, to the three guys with ties, nice tie. [laughter] >> harsh, harsh. i had a question. one of you said something this being the end of the reaga

( hter ( applau ( laughter ) >> and this ragamuffin isn't going to vote? you're voting, buddy. >> yeah, hs rug vote! and yo voting, young lady! >> but listen...? vote ? ? but in this civil oligarchy, we don't have a real choice ? ? how can i change a system that won't listen to my voice? ? ? to add my vote to either side would be an awful lie ? ? but there's power in abstaini, i don't know what to say. i kinda see where she's coming from. ron' awayour shottu're n it's a slap in the face when you erase your voice people bled for the right for you to write your choice they faced fire hoses, riots and dogs bitein' >> oh, shhhh... ( bleep for several seconds ) >> yeah. javier out. i got a matinee tomorrow! it's all agreed. we're all voting tomorrow, right? >> we're all voting tomorrow! >> stephen: good, because -- ( drum beat, anthemmic march starts ) ? now is the time ? >> he's endorsed by david duke. >> stephen:. ? to grow a spine ? >> his tiny hands might get the music. ? the stakes are high, it's do or die, we can't rewind the planet's only getting hotter.

we must win. ( cheers and applaus) battle here in ohio, fought by an army of door knockers, robocallers, and relentless tv ads. >> reporter: if you get up at 7:00 a.m., by what time have you heard your first ad? >> probably 7:03. >> reporter: 7:03? >> yeah. >> pelley: police video captures the deadly end to a manhunt in oklahoma. and the birth place of rock is on a roll. >> wooo! this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from cleveland, ohio. >> pelley: this is the state where past and future of the american presidency meet, birth place of seven presidents, graveyard of more than a few presidential dreams. no republican has won without ohio since lincoln, and the polls donald trump tied here with with democrat hillary clinton. both have visited ohio more than any other battleground, and they've poured $32 million into advertising here. that's four bucks for every registered buckeye. here's mark strassmann. >> we'll make america great again. >> reporter: in the courtship of ohio. >> helping children has been a cause of her life. >> reporter: ...many voters state

thanksgiving dinner is served, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applaus ? >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew!" you know, we have been having celebrations for thanks giving for nearly 400 years, so who are we to mess with tradition? today, we're all about the tried and true thanksgiving.

i was the last person on earth, some moron would turn left, in front o' me." [ laughter ] [ some applaus and when he'd say that, too-- "if i was the last person--" you'd always turn to your brother and go, "wish he was, don't you?" [ laughter ] my dad-- "i heard that, damn it! you kids wanna walk home, from here?" "well, yeah, it's only a block." "don't get smart, with me! or i'll drive ya 10 damn miles and drop ya off. [ laughter ] that's how far i had to walk to school, every damn day." [ laughter ] [ applause ] and-- "and ya didn't have any shoes, either, did ya, dad?" [ laughter ] [ some applause ] i don't want ya to get the wrong impression of my father. he never hit us. carried a gun. [ laughter ] well, he never shot it. he'd just go-- [ making gun cocking noise ] very effective. i'll tell ya. [ laughter ] i loved hassling my parents. i had a younger brother, of course. that's the easiest way. 'cause you don't have to hit them, or anything. you just get up in the morning, and go down to breakfast. you look across the table. you do this. you do that, you'll hear this, every time. "m

[ applaus] trick. you have to change the foil out, or it will leach into the clothing . >> you don't want that. >> dr. travis: always be careful. these things that radiate heat, you could burn yourself. so be careful when ironing your clothes. >> you did a good job ironing those scrubs, buddy. [ laughter ] >> >> dr. travis: dr. funk, always a pressure having you on. >> thank you -- a pleasure. having you on. >> thank you. >> and if you missed anything >>> let's bring in john dickerson, cbs news political director and face the nation. trump campaigning in traditionally democratic states. like michigan, and wisconsin. why? >> well, he is trying to break the lines, the democratic lines, the states the democrats traditionally vote for, historically voted for. wisconsin, michigan and minnesota. and, the challenge is, the reason he is doing that. blue-collar voters there he thinks he can grachblt the challenge with the states when you talk to republicans, worried about the strategy. a republican candidate ca

( cheers and applaus ? >> i can't deal with this! >> stephen: welcome to the concert to save america. ( laughter ) >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: we haven't seen each other since you were at the final party, the rap party for >> i can't hear what you're saying because i'm sitting in the seat stevie wonder just sat in. ( applause ) >> stephen: do you feel the greatness welling up through your buttocks up there? >> yeah, i'm just trying to get some of it up into my skirt. wow! >> stephen: there you go. watch out! watch out! ( laughter ) now, for people who don't know, you're the daughter of the great sam vaterston, friend of ours, and fantastic. what's an acting icon like that? did you ever do "law and order"? >> wow, you just went straight for the juggler. no, i'm the only actress who ever lived in new york city who could not get hired on that show. >> stephen: i hate to tell ya, i was in "law and order." ( laughter ) yeah. >> how did you -- >> stephen: i don't know. they just fobbed you up and said -- >> they said, we've got

( applause ) ( cheers and applaus everybody. say hi to jon batiste and stay human, everybody. i love hearing you guys play that. >> jon: you see that? >> stephen: well, welcome back, everybody. my first guest is an academy award-nominated actress, singer and now author. please welcome back to the show the lovely anna kendrick. ( cheers and applause ) >> hi, guys! >> stephen: it's so nice to you have here. >> thanks for having me back! ( cheers and applause ) that's how i feel! eerrggh! >> stephen: people love anna kendrick. >> i feel like joy comes at me in rage waves right now, so i totally got that. all of my emotions are really confused right n up. but it feels kind of good, i think. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> i've been, like, measure ago i don't know how you're doing. how are you doing? >> stephen: officially, great. >> yeah, yeah. ( laughter ) me, too. great officially. but -- >> you are a ray of sunshine professionally. >> oh thank you. >> stephen: people are happy when they see you. >> that's so sweet. that would be nice. >> stephen: you're happy to see anna kendrick, aren'

is something i would have said 48 hours ago. ( applau ) for education secretary, insiders are speculating that among those who may be on the short list is creationist surgeon dr. ben carson. ( audience booing ) so get ready for the new history textbooks, "( bleep ) i made up about egypt." ( applause ) but hey, don't worry, ladies. you'll be represented in trump's cabinet because his top pick for interior secretary is sarah palin. ( audience reacts ) ( as palin ) "yep, how's that hopey changey stuff goin'? drill, baby, drill. forget about yosemite park, yosemite sam now uncle sam. sam i am. don't go bugging, tree hugging bloggers because i'm calling the loggers. we're frackin' old faithful, you're going be grateful, executions in the sports stadiums. arrest your enemies. tie a typewriter around his neck, what the heck, shoot him, he's getting away. tag, trig, trip, trap, knick knack, paddywhack, tick tock out of wedlock, give your dog a bone, e.t., phone home, snow machine." ( cheers and applause ) god, she's exhausting! ( laughter ) and i'm being told the grand canyon has committed suicid

you're 65 years old. ( cheers and applaus >> yeah. i'm proud. >> stephen: as a man who's 52, you go to hell. ( laughter ) i want to tell you, on the drive home, i was with my wife on the drive home and you're wearing something like this the whole time, a mesh kind of shirt. and on the drive home and my wife super-casually, as if she just thought of it, she goes, "have you-- have you ever thought about doing yoga?" ( laughter ) okay, so thanks, thanks for that. do you feel all smug over there now? >> no, not at all. we had a similar shock in june when 52% voted brexit. i voted to stay. and now we-- >> stephen: all you're going to do is destroy the european union. >> true, but we're right in the middle of a constitutional crisis that no one is smart enough to figure out. >> stephen: what is it? >> because the warlords decided that parliament has to debate the terms of leaving. and the people wan leave didn't want to do that, they wanted to bypass parliament. so it's really complicated. >> stephen: oh, so it's not, like, written down som

[ cheers and applaus >> jimmy: all-time favorites, the greatest, the coolest! and we've got great music. this guy is just, everyone is talking about this guy. i was talking to him backstage and he was talking about justin, he met justin, he was all excited. but then he goes, "i met you in 2013." he was walking around new york city. and he came up to me and goes -- he sang -- [ singing ] or whatever, something like that. and i was like, "okay." [ laughter ] and he's like, "all right, you can sing more, i like that. that was good." i was with my wife, or something. and he kept singing it, he goes, "i'm gonna be on your show one day." [ audience oohs ] >> steve: today's the day. >> jimmy: this guy's killing it. [ cheers and applause ] stanaj is here! >> steve: stanaj! >> jimmy: that's a random story, but he's earned it. this guy is unbelievable. guys, as i mentioned, justin timberlake is on the show tonight. and now -- [ cheers and applause ] now, justin and i go way back. we actually used to go to sleep away camp together -- [ laughter ] when we were kids at a pl

there you go, you just ate the world's first-ever hologram-cracker. [ cheers and applaus you get it? >> guillermo: i get it, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, thank you. all right, thank you, jessica. you know, this show's been on almost 14 years, we're still breaking new ground, it is incredible. of course the main reason i'm with you via hologram tonight is because you live in a swing state. and i need your vote to make sure i become vice president of the united states. may i have my podium? where is my podium? thank you. dear fellow nashvillagers, is it? it is an honor to be in nashville with you tonight. i love so many things about nashville. i love nashville's popular dining, the hot chicken, hot fish, the goo goo clusters, fruit tea, and meat and three, whatever the hell that is, i love it al i love your unfortunately named hockey team the predators. i love bush whackers, shownies, maxwell house coffee, and the fact that nashville has the largest population of kurdish people in the united states. and did i just read all of this stuff off of wikipedia this afternoon? yes, i did. [ laug

( cheers and applaus what's this? what's this? oh, here it is! would you believe that if you rearrange the letters in donald trump, you get "tan dump lord?" ( laughter ) true. i'm guessing you would. what's that? the chip the illuminati "tinfoil hat." but always remember: the truth is in here. we'll be right back with aaron eckhart. ( cheers and applause ) ? i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new o

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oducer [ cheers and applaus]r?rz= but saying, is i this is -- i mean, is iodd r u totet bee you, kind were there from stt anyou he, me, itassk >> thank you. it'si stctually like -- lyn sent me a link to wholthina cole of days ago when i was ipittsburgh. i was going and was like, leme just he coupl of the mix tape song and i put it on. just started with the fit one. i put it like ony ches and th for like 77 minutes or however ng it is w lik oh! a total wave of overwhelming -- like -- it's just -- >> jimmy: we made versions of stuff -- >> like bill scott's "say no to this," i like -- i had to get up, and i was doing laps around >> jimmy: ashanti and ja rule coming back, it's crazy. >> jruit's czy. >> jimmy: wiz khalifa, sia is whs rapping by the way.ifah >> rappi again. >> jimmy: oh, no, i freaked out. >> she's rapping again! >> jimmy: miguel, nas, busta rhym. >> the roots. >> jimmy: the roots. [ cheers and applause ] favorite track though, is track number 12. >> which one's that? >> jimmy: it's "you'll be back" -- [

c ] applaus isne. >> that's a bizarre picture. [ soheerg ] >> it's not exactly what you'd call a backdoor pilot. >> no, that's bizarre scene. >> it is. and, at the end of it, peter falk actually cometo the world of the soap opera, so it ge completely bizarre, but it's a wonderfully funny pictur and-- >> that's what i read. wish you much luck, with it. >> thank yveh. >> i know you gotta run. you-- take the son out trick--tatg? >> you g tr-old. ye first, m gonna go tclas >> schoo first. >> sool firs -laughter ] anthen-tn.n hallow >> thanks, reciatit. thank you, john. >> thank you. [ apau ] musi >>ll be back, folks. [ music ] [ applause ] okay, my next guest-- [ cheering ] this you comedian has, uh, beith usonce befor he's a regular, at the improvisation, in hollywood. he's gonna be at a new cb, in san ramon, cafo the 12th of december, call tony t's. and you may have seen him on ed's showr sech," where he was, uh-- he was a finalist. would you welcome anthony griffith? anthony? [ music ] [ applause ] >> thank you, veh!ry muc glad to be back here. i just m h [ applause ]a, from chicago. yeah.

( applau now, you still can't smoke indoors, and you'll have to stay in designated toking areas. i assume, your dorm room with a towel under the door, or any van with a wizard painted on the side. and this might just be the beginning of colorado's pot business boom because the law also allows for non-service establishments, such as yoga studios, to set up pot-smoking areas. i knew it, yoga! oh, no, it's healthy for you. i knew it! ( applause ) i have been to hot yoga. that smell couldn't have been just from the people ( laughter ) so marijuana-friendly bars are a go, and denver's tourism council is already rolling out their new ads. ( cheers song ) ? making your way in the world today takes got ? ? take a break from all your worries, relax and smoke some pot ? ? don't just hot box in your car ? ? you can smoke it in a bar ? ? where everybody knows your name ? ? well i just forgot your name ? smoke ? ? plenty of mary jane ? ? seriously, though, one more time -- what's your name ? ? bob, larry ? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers an

eddie redmayne, everybody. [ cheers and applaus] he's leaving. good evening, goodbye. thank you for being here. this is a giant movie. >> you know what? for me, what i kind of loved about this film is, you know it being a j.k. rowling film and going back to that kind of potter-verse, that it was going to be a scale to it. but all the people involved from jo, and the director and producer, they worked on those films. and so they're so calm and confident that they make you feel like you're making an indie movie. so they kind of give you that. and it takes great power to despite the scale of the set, it felt kind of small and intimate, which is great. >> jimmy: no way that felt small. >> really? it technically did. >> jimmy: i mean, it is one of the biggest movies i've ever seen in my life. i mean, i look at it and go, this is so expensive. [ light laughter ] >> wow! >> jimmy: i mean, there's nothing -- i mean, what is real, besides you? [ light laughter ] >> well, i have like a pretty awful imagination. so fortunately, i thought a lot of it was going to be cgi things. an

[ cheers and applaus >> thanks for >> thanks for asking. no, i like it, say it again, try again. >> jimmy: it seems like you would enjoy the process and whatever of being nominated for an academy award less than almost anybody i know. is that true? >> i mean -- i don't know who you know, but you know what, that reminds me. last time i was on the show with you, we talked about how maybe >> you said like we should get together. >> jimmy: yes. >> seemed like you liked me. [ laughter ] then you sent me an invitation to a gathering at your house. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i did, yeah. >> and i didn't make it. >> jimmy: yeah, i know you didn't come. you said you were going to come, then you didn't come. >> something came up. [ laughter ] i haven't seen you since then, if you send me another invitation, i'll come. probably. >> jimmy: all right, all right. i'm not gonna, though. i'm not going to fall into that trap, how stupid do i look? i got an "unsubscribe" from you today. you are officially unsubscribed. >> i'm not going to share your response to m

michael strahan. ( cheers and applau >> stephen: nice to have you back. >> thank you for having me back. i thought i wasn't going to come back after the last time. >> stephen: we had a good time. >> i know. >> stephen: what are you talking about? i heard you don't like being called mikey? >> yeah. >> stephen: did i call you mikey at some point during that interview. that is a hot for you. >> i don't like being called mikey. mike is okay. my mom is probably the only person consistently who calls me but mikey was from that commercial. remember? "oh, mikey likes it, he'll eat anything." >> stephen: give it to mikey. he won't eat it. he hates everything. >> i just did not like the mikey. >> stephen: i don't like stevie. >> i didn't call you stevie, did i? >> stephen: i'm going to say no, because we have a long interview ahead of here, and i don't want to have to bring out the jack johnsons. so, mikey, let me ask you this-- ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) the show sounds because i really like the idea of the people-- it's called "religion of sports" because people do take their sports v

here we go. [ cheers and applaus >> jimmy: the game works like this. you can play this at home. one person puts on these headphones with loud music playing then the other person picks up a card, here's a stack of cards, and sings a song lyric on the card. the person wearing the headphones tries to guess what they just sang. amy, you can put the headphones on first. >> i'm going to so lose. >> jimmy: this is left. all right. ready? [ laughter ] >> i have no idea what you said. >> jimmy: great. it actually worked. very good. this is perfect. all right. okay. ? it's the eye of the tiger it's the thrill of the fight ? >> something for fashion? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: ? it's the eye of the tiger it's the thrill of the fight ? >> one more time. it's the eye -- oh, "eye of the tiger!" >> jimmy: yes, yes! that's it! [ applause ] "eye of the tiger." you got it. >> am i, like, yelling? >> jimmy: no, you were yelling but it's good. >> you really couldn't hear. i mean, something about fashion. i don't know. >> jimmy: yes, that was it. something about fashion. >> yeah, you know,

that's right. [ applau josh? in high school, you ran for student council president. on one of your posters, you put your head on the body of a male model. the text on that poster read "it's a good day for the women of west when josh does" what? now, before we continue with round two, i want to remind you in round two of our game, you can ask a baze. ?? in this case, baze is our head writer, alex baze. question, much like phone a friend on "who wants to be a billionaire," baze is here for josh. here for you. josh, the question is for you. in high school, you ran for student council president, on one of your posters you put your body on the head of a male model. the text on that poster read, "it's a good day for the women of west" when josh does what? >> i'm going to ask a baze. >> seth: all right. baze. in high school, josh ran for student council president. on one of his posters he put his head on the body of a male model. the text on that poster read "it's a good day for the women >> i don't know. [ laughter ] you know why i don't know? i didn't grow up with you. an

we got to get to tuesday. [ cheers and applaus] >> jimmy: seriously. >> i mean, you see donald, like, "melania, melania, get to the plane, okay? just get to the plane, okay?" "why we got to go to plane, donald? you touch a lady's vajeesh?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] a lady's vajeesh? >> what are you, borat? just get on the plane, okay? get on the plane, okay? okay. okay, okay, okay. >> jimmy: what we do now? >> well, i think obama -- they'll both get arrested, taken away in shackles, and tuesday night and, "well, i've talked to michelle. we've decided to stay on." [ laughter ] ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. [ as obama ] >> "that's right. and in the spirit of unity, i've got someone who's going to be co-president with me. george?" [ as george w. bush ] "i'm going to be the veep." [ laughter ] that's quite an intense face. that's when they go -- "i'm going to be the veep." hey, let me do a little joke for two irishmen walk out of a bar. it could happen. [ laughter ] it's a comedy bicycle. if you get a big laugh, you just do this. [ light laughter ] ??

another piece of work that i'm a fan of yours is the "sisterhood of the traveling pants." [ cheers and applaus saw the second one in theaters. you guys go to greece and just let it all hang out, man, and get in a lot of trouble. [ laughter ] and i was -- i would say, if this thing is a giant -- because it's a giant hit, would you ever bring back all those girls? i love all the girls. >> i know, they're so amazing. i mean, we would all love to do it. i think it would be so much fun. and we talk about it. >> jimmy: you have amber tamblyn, blake lively. >> i think it would be so much fun. i think we should absolutely do it. we're working on it, so we'll see if it happens. maybe? >> yeah, it would be so fun. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i was thinking maybe if you wanted to, we could -- i could reboot it with men and call it the boyhood or brotherhood of traveling pants. >> wow. >> jimmy: with me, kevin hart, get paul rudd in there, mark- paul gosselaar. >> are you kidding me? pccp >> jimmy: i seriously, though, think you come out with the third one, "sisterhood of the traveling pants," get t

>> abraham lincoln. [ cheers and applaus correct. all right. >> sal: can we take a commercial break? this is way too intense. >> jimmy: this is where lin's really going to come in handy. do we want to go to the 10 dollar bill? you do. now lin, i don't think you should help with this one. okay? you can stay out there but don't help with this one. cobi, who is on the 10 dollar bill? >> this would be really funny. i'll give you a hint. just look next to you. yeah. at him. okay, cobi. have you ever been to broadway? >> i have, once, yeah. >> jimmy: you ever seen a musical? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's the most popular one you can think of? >> alexander hamilton! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is absolutely right! that would have been terrible. cobi, do you want to keep going? do you want to stay there? >> keep going. >> jimmy: it's a 20 dollar bill, who's on it, cobi? >> oh. am i allowed to hand it off again? to lin-manuel again? >> jimmy: you can ask for a clue. >> all right. lin-manuel, can you give me a >> jimmy: trump likes him,

accountability whatsoever, and i mean, i just want to see the nation head in a better direction. [ cheers and applaus] >> jimmy: i gotcha. nobody can argue with that. you're going to perform for us tonight? >> why not. >> jimmy: what song are you going to do for us tonight? have you decided yet? >> i could do "black man," if i could get -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll figure it out. we'll figure it out. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'll throw something together. >> jimmy: tip is here. be right back with music from tip! >> dicky: the ?jimmy kimmel live? concert series presented by c?roc. live? concert series presented by ciroc. let's get it. >> jimmy: i want to thank butch walker, matthew broderick, william hayes, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first his ep is called "us or else." here with the song "black man," tip! ? ? ? black man drop top there go the cops there go the cops there go the cops ? ? is it because of ? is it because of my jersey it is because that i'm perfect ? ? ? ? ridin down 85 three in the morning why you pull me over sayin you smell ma

[ cheers and applaus and the roots right here from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you so much. thanks again, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- gayle king. star of broadway's "dear evan hansen" actor ben platt. a performance from "dear evan hansen." featuring the 8g band with ?? [ cheers a applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening everybody i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how are we all doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to reports incoming chief of staff reince priebus tried to get donald trump to cancel today's meeting with "the new york times" because trump could face questions he wasn't prepared to answer. it's the same reason he

show some love in there. [ applau >> jimmy: what we do every thanksgiving. we do it every -- crush each other's tomatoes. yeah, it feels -- yeah, absolutely. now, do you remember -- do you have a little -- a little thing that you would say to -- when you went up to each table. >> yeah, i had a routine. a spiel. >> jimmy: yeah, what was it? >> "hi, everybody, i'm frankie, i'm your host." and they look at me and go, "yeah, yeah, yeah." this is what i want. okay, and i'm "like all right." here we go." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: this is the one you got to get. and i like this. and what -- you said something to me backstage that i thought was really great. you go, "the -- most important recipe in all these recipes is love." >> absolutely. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: yeah. come on. you got to put love in all of them. >> you can't make one mistake if you're cooking with love. >> jimmy: if you're cooking with love you can't make one mistake. >> that's it. if you can crush those tomatoes. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> that'd be great. >> jimmy: you're a good man

[applaus [applause] >> thank you for having me and this is a great venue. i suspect the first time book tv has ever done one from an airplane hangar. this is my 10th book tv. it's one that is closest to my heart for a variety of reasons. let me start with background and many of you know, on july 17th, 1996, at 1819 p.m., twa flight 800 left jfk airport in new york bound for paris. 12 minutes later, 8:31 p.m. off the coast of long island, popular shore of long island, it was blown out of the sky. 230 people were killed, 53 of them were twa employees. many of you in this room knew at least some of those people. there is a memorial in their honor here at the twa museum and if i were coming here just to spread some conspiracy theory, i would be dishonoring their memory and i would be insulting you. instead, i'm here to tell you what happened on the night of july 17th, 1996, in the nights and days and months and years thereafter. there are people in this room who know a whole lot more about aviation than i do and at the end of my conversation, i'm going to take

[applaus [applause]. >> host: is this working? can you hear me? great. i'm going to start the evening by asking each one of our biographers to say something very briefly about their books. each one has been assigned a president and we'll go chronologically. so we're going to start-- by the way, we're going to hold off on trump as long as we can so that we can talk about these presidents. so first john alter and he is writing a book about jimmy carter, take it away. >> guest: so strangely enough, there hasn't been a biography of jimmy carter unless you include the arthur slessinger series, a very short one. but a real full biography in 25 years and that was written by one of his aides, a by named peter borne. that's the only one out there so i sort of saw a gaping hole in the line of scrimmage on a president who i think has been badly misunderstood and also, has now 92 years and counting of a fascinating life and this was a man who, i think he's really the only major american figure who effectively lived in three centuries. he was born in 1924 in sumpter

it really, really does. [ cheers and applaus] >> the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> reporter: to queen bey and jay z. beyonce's backup dancers decked out in pantsuits. >> i want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. >> reporter: and there will be even more star power on this final day of campaigning. a symbolic passing of the torch. if you will. the obamas and clintons together at independence mall for an evening. bon jovi and bruce springsteen added to that night. her day ends with a midnight rally. that's in raleigh, north carolina, robin. >>> donald trump wraps up his campaign with a five-state dash as he tries to expand the electoral map in key battleground states. he was campaigning overnight until 1:00 a.m. until landing in florida. abc's tom llamas is with the trump campaign there in sarasota. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. in just a few hours, trump has an event here in florida. some people saying they have been waiting in line to see donald trump for more than 24 hours. that enthusiasm for the key to victory

good to have you here. [ applau very special guest this morning, he's up for the grammy, golden broke, academy award winning superstar john legend is here. >> good to see you, george. [ applause ] >> good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning. how is everybody? [ applause ] >> got a nice walk. just kind of have that gait. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> did you guys see the picture >> luna. >> perfect guest to have here this morning for our first topic which is there's actually been a study now, a study of everything, we all know that of ear worms. study says 90% of us get an ear worm at least once a week. amy wakes up to them several types a week. >> i complain about it in the morning. i'm like "bohemian rhapsody." >> i've had one for the last day and a and a half since i heard the fray was coming on "how save a life". >> that's what songwriters are going for. >> you can write for it. >> we think we can. we don't approach it scientifically but trying to write songs that people can hold on to and grab on to. >> but not torment. i don't want to be tormented. >> you want it to be a

[ cheers and applaus >>> >>> "gma's" fall concert series is presented by carmax. drive what's possible. >>> i >>> i love this guy, garth brooks. we want to thank him and we have a special treat for our audience this morning. you're going to get his new box set collection." >> everybody, thank you at home for watching. have a great friday. >>> live from the station taking action for you. this is abc action news. >>> good morning watching a crash in the clearing. just hillsborough avenue right at the veterans express way. no longer seeing a delay there. an update on the serious crash we were telling you on nebraska right at 124th street. our maps are showing the northbound lanes are closed but fsp just reopened those lanes. we are no longer seeing a de checking out the drive on toll roads. looking great. traffic very light today due to veterans day. a lot of people off of work. 1 minutes from 54 to 65. and 6 minutes from i75 into downtown. >>> we are off to a george i couldn't say start to the day. plenty of sunshine. take a look at the main sail temperatures still

. >> thank you, thank you. [ applau ] >> i did not see that coming. >> me neither. >> he stood up and i was like, security. i have a question, though. everybody is wondering how long did it take to come up with that? >> so, it took -- so it was really inspired when i saw "hamilton" last year. i saw it last october and jenna and ross got -- he proposed a few weeks prior and in my family we have this whole at big events and i lost my ability to sing a long, long time ago so i thought, right when i saw "hamilton" it ended, the song i did and i literally turned to my nom and said, you know what, this is not my mother, but i said, i said, i know exactly what i'm doing at their wedding, because i knew i could put on a huge show and i knew i could do something that was truly unforgettable for that big day and i didn't have to sing a note so it was great. >> yeah. >> i'm sure it was a big hit. i'm sure everybody enjoyed it. >> yeah, it went over pretty well. two of my bosses are actually in the crowd so i wanted to make sure i didn't screw up. the look on their faces -- >> you did great. >> i

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[cheers and applau] . >> we will have great relations we expect to have great, great relations no dreamhe first foreign leaders to integrative trump on win russian president vladimir putin. the afghan-taliban put out a statement, called on president-elect donald trump to withdraw american troops from afghanistan. are the reactions we are seeing from around the world positive? >> yes. so let me tell you something, and everybody is gonna play up you know, thank you know a telegram whatever, putin sent, let me tell you in the last i mean i don't know what time it is right now 8:30 east coast time i mean, between the hours of 4:00 and 6:00, east coast time, i am going to say donald trump made that statement, in his -- in his speech last night, not off-the-cuff, that is because over the last couple of months maria, we have gotten such positive messages from leaders around the world from asia to europe, the middle east i will tell you between hours 4:00 and 6:00 i personally received at least a half dozen phone calls, from leaders around the world to make sure that they -- you know they got t