this year -- >> we're going to be woody, jessie, and buzz. >> jessica's going to be jessie? s woody for halloween this year. >> nischelle approved. >> jessica said she knew justin was the one after they had been she called up a girlfriend and said, i am going to marry this man. >> sometimes you just know. i love that. i love her costume idea. >>> speaking of transformations, margot robbie playing tonya harding on scene is everything. >> everyone has their own truth. >> reporter: margot channels the disgraced skater. >> i was the best figure skater in the world at one point in time. >> reporter: she trained five days a week because she couldn't skate at all. >> everyone was like, you don't no how to skate? i grew up on the golf course in australia. no. >> reporter: her mom is played by allison janney. >> when i was a kid, did you ever love me? >> i made you a champion. >> it wasn't as big of a physical transformation. the age makeup. prosthetics. >> reporter: they include a fake nose and patd patding to make her appear here? >> we also judge on presentation. >> and we goat see

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. >> and to be honest, that was kind of sometimes like what woody would say. >> stephen: "i don't knowphen: wait a second, in your metaphor, he's the pilot. >> i know. >> stephen: which is way worse. if, like, the cockpit door is open and he does this, "i don't know. i don't know." ( laughter ). >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: "does anyone else want to"-- >> yeah. >> stephen: we have a clip. we have a clip right here. do you want to describe the clip? >> i just want to clarify that the first-- so, yeah, the first day that i was on set and i walk into my trailer, and it's morning time, so i was having, like, my morning relief, and i was-- i was peeing. i was peeing. and then all of a sudden, through the wall on the other... >> stephen: side. >> ...side. i hear, "i can hear you peeing, justin timberlake!" ( laughter ) and -- >> stephen: do you know, do you know that is one of the things-- >> and it's a voice that's very distinct. >> stephen: sure, sure. >> "i'll never let go, jack!" ( laughter ) i don't know why why she's always-- ♪ ♪ yeah. >> stephen: that is something i would not want the s

if you do have tickets, our guests will be amy schumer, howard stern, david letterman, tracy morgan, woody billy joel will be with us, cardi b, lcd sound system, and more. so please join us for all those shows next week. our first guest is the god of thunder down under who you can battle alongside his buddy the hulk in "thor: ragnarok" which opens in theaters across all nine realms on november 3rd. please welcome chris hemsworth! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how's it going? i like this suit. very hulk. homage to hulk. >> i love it. >> jimmy: it's the hulling and loki combined. >> or the riddler. >> jimmy: old-school riddler. >> i have a riddler audition after this. >> jimmy: are you allowed as a marvel hero to even consider being part of the dc universe? >> it depends on the cost. >> jimmy: it depends how much they pay you, so the answer is yes. by the way, i saw the movie last night. this might be the best marvel movie of all of them. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: i don't know how they keep doing it. it's unbelievable. >> it's our director. >> jimmy: he did such a great job with this

>> woody studenmund: how can a parent be satisfied with an investigation into their son's death, when hasn't been corrected? and that is that the b-1 bomber sniper pod was not capable of seeing the strobes that the green berets were wearing. so, they dropped the bombs. >> whitaker: in a skype interview from his headquarters in qatar, we asked general harrigian, who led the investigation, why the bomber crew didn't know their targeting system could not see infrared strobes on the soldiers' helmets? how is it possible that the air crew didn't know what their plane was capable or incapable of doing? >> jeffrey harrigian: they should have known, quite frankly. that's part of the academics that are given to them. so it was there, but the crew didn't remember that. the ground crew should have known just as well that their i.r. strobe could not be seen by the sniper pod. >> whitaker: yet, the general's own report says, "these capabilities were not specifically covered in sniper academics." in other words, air force bomber crews were not taught that their targeting system can't detect infrare

>> what about for halloween, any of your sons, they ever want to be a -- >> sometime someone was woody, i think. >> what's woody? >> what's woody? >> from toy store. >> i what character? what does he play? >> what does he dressed as? >> he's dressed as a, ya. you got it. you got it. you got it. exactly. >> listen to. >> this are you dating or are you married to a santa or a scrooge? i find this very interesting. new study says women expect their husband, or boyfriend, to spends at least $250 on a christmas gift. but most guys don't spend that much. it is right around $90. women spend 170. so women are spending more on their gift for the men, but men are not spending this much, but the women expect more than they spends. if that made any sense. >> it does. i think they wish for it, and i think the women spends more because they want to set the stand dar. like i buy you this, maybe you'll get me that, that kind of price range. but i feel like you're setting yourself up for disappointed and disappointed your entire life if i think use awe always get ex travel grant gifts. >> what did you

tomorrow night, another one, woody harrelson will be here tomorrow.e knock-off tony bennett like they've been trying to sell on the street, the tony bennett will be here. we just might have a special prize for you tomorrow night too. tomorrow night our first guest -- tonight -- will play a record-setting 45th consecutive sold-out show at madison square garden. tonight, though, he belongs to us. he is one of the great singer/songwriters. and i couldn't be happier he's here. please say hello to billy joel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> what's up, man? >> jimmy: billy, thanks so much for being here. i've been wanting to have you on the show for a long time and i'm so excited you're here. you're the king of long island, we know. [ cheers and applause ] long island, brooklyn technically, legally, is a part of long island. so you're our king as well. welcome, king. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> brooklyn is on long island. yes, it is. >> have you been to the brooklyn academy of music before? >> yes, i have. my grandfather used to take me here. they

i consider the woody allen film annie hall to be one of the best movies ever — but knowing that his adoptedt's the difference? it's all mental masturbation. 0h, now we're finally getting to a subject you know something about. just because allegations arise about the director, doesn't mean the script changes, or the quality of the acting — it's the same film it always was. but we have a relationship with a film that goes deeper than the lines, some kind of aesthetic connection. it speaks to us, and what it says surely does alter with the perception of those behind the work. david? it's his name. the point is most clearly made by bill cosby. his character was a lovable dad, a role model. you felt he was bill cosby. given the admission that the real cosby drugged women for sex, it's hard to watch the show in the same way again. or take roman polanski. is it ok to watch movies of someone who's exiled himself to avoid court action for rape? his case raises the additional question of whether you want to give commercial reward to someone whose behaviour is appalling by buying their product. this i

woody. if you know you will be in a situation where you are laying bare, he will take care of it.om the top. same with martin. we were all tangling over the edge and felt like we were not safe because it is never fun to be safe, but we had a good harness. mildred's relationship with her son changes. paralysis think the -- i am not a big one for ies, but lucas and i talked about it. we talked about acting. he is a young actor and i am an older one, so we had fun with that. what i offered him was the idea that for seven months she was playing around on the couch, comatose, not eating or drinking or speaking, so though her actions are not great for him or his life and not completely understandable, at least she seems like herself again. you prefer actors who have had some expense on the stage? >> i wouldn't say i go out and seek it, but it naturally happens. charlie: what is that? like a love ofs movie stardom and acting. there are probably more mean-spirited ways of saying it. they are all proper actors, and proper actors know they will have to do theater as well as movies. you have

they asked fans to boycott watching to be in solidarity with veterans around the country. woody'soadside tavern chose not to play any games on their tv after a veteran asked them to boycott the games this weekend. >> i said we do not show any football games on veterans day weekend. i said i'm a veteran. he said it's a business decision, let me talk it over with my partners and i'll get back to you. >> obviously in a patriotic american. i don't like it so i think the majority of our patrons and our bar fuels same way. there's still football fans, but it definitely rubs us the wrong way. >> the controversy is likely to continue. >> president trump is setting the record straight about his comments on vladimir putin. intelligence officials say that neptune is playing president trump. republicans are pushing tax reform but bills presented by the house and senate are not aligned. can congress get a bill done in time for the holidays? >> i believe there is tax really relief up and down regardless of what families earn. every income bracket will see every income bracket will see tax relie

be here. and we'll have music from fifth harmony. later this week, howard stern, billy joel, woody too, whose names i cannot reveal for legal reasons. but trust me, they will be significant. paul, do you think dave is gonna be mad when he finds out you're here? >> wait a minute, i'm here? no, it's a mini residency. he'll be okay. >> jimmy: yeah, i forgot about that. i forgot that, you're correct. our first guest tonight is a multi-talented entertainer who now, officially, does it all, at the booth theater on november 29th. she makes her broadway debut in a new play written by steve martin called "meteor shower." please say hello to amy schumer. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, amy. >> wow. >> jimmy: what is this? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: thanks for coming. >> i'm your first guest in new york. >> jimmy: you are, indeed. >> well, i mean, i'm honored. >> jimmy: i'm honored. i'm the one who is honored. >> not as honored as me. and i wanted to give you a good luck vase. and this is the only thing i put flowers in in my home. i don't know what you're allowed to travel with. >> jimmy: than

when we are being directed, the director takes my performance and then he cuts it with woody's that isthe faces in them. it has to live or die on the performance. the performance is not created after the fact, it is the manifestation of the performance after the fact which is obviously incredible visual effects and artistry. matt lives with the cut of the entire movie. of all your performance captured ross, which stand out as something monumental happened here? i have a very soft spot for:. with caesar, they have played apart from birth all the way through to death and not onlyjust growing older but the character evolving from one thing into another. going from a pure chimpanzee to almost human. the technology that allows any actor to do that is all right by me. the legendary andy circus. before we go, we have a tongue of click contact on our facebook page throughout the week like this, showcasing research from switzerland which built a curved concrete roof using new building techniques. algorithmic calculations means less concrete and fewer support structures are needed. the researche

i think there are too many of us being active to begin with." joining us now is woodyradford, ceo of conning. us, covering bloomberg news. i was talking a little bit about my history. i have been on the active managing side for a while. , it is much harder for active managers to beat the benchmark than what many people out there think which would make the case for passive investing and not feeling the need to defend going more toward passive. what you make of all of this? woody: i think what cliff said is right. you have us shift from active to passive, but there were zero passive historically. . that is a partial shift and you have some tremendous blurring going on in the marketplace for example, if you look back 5, 10, 15 years, a passive index was crystal clear. that was passive in summary buying stocks was active. now, there are whole set of distinctions in between that are great. what you call active and passive? it has become very great in the middle. >> and import question in the middle of the shift is what does it mean in terms of your own products for clients.

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be here. and later this week, billy joel, tracy morgan, woody harrelson tony bennett, and maybe even a surpriseshow host. two very long years ago, our first guest left us to fend for ourselves. but he's back, thank goodness, with a new show on netflix and a very furry face. on sunday, he will receive the mark twain prize at the kennedy center. please welcome david letterman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> welcome. thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. >> i'm so excited to be here. it's so good to see famous people again. [ laughter ] just to be out of the house, ladies and gentlemen! and paul, you didn't tell me you work here now. >> i was afraid to tell you. >> when in the heck did that happen? >> thank you. >> jimmy: that's britney, he goes by britney now. >> that's what i understand. how are you doing, and thank you, and thank you everybody. it's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] i'm doing well. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'll tell you something. you're looking at a man who is laughing on the outside, crying on the inside. i don't know if you've had thi

be found in trees. trees actually represent many truths. as a scientist, trees are known as a perennial woody plant having a main trunk and a distinct crown. to a poet, a tree literally

woody allen movie. like obviously there is no bernie bernstein from the washton post. like people are being paid for this, really? someone who is out there is paying people to make up stories about roy moore. like what is-- (phone ringing). >> trevor: i don't know who this is. hello? >> hello, trevor boychik. how can you say that bernie bernstein isn't real, it's me oy vez mear. >> trevor: i'm sorry who is it. >> it's "the washington post" reporter bernie bernstein, who else should it be? >> trevor: i'm sorry, something is not right about this, hold on, you sound like are you nearby, where did you say were you calling from. >> not all all, friend. i'm calling from "the washington post." i'm bernie bernstein. i'm a real person. i am a very jewish person. (applause). >> trevor: really? (applause) really? >> trevor, may i say something to start off. >> trevor: using a flip phone, jon. >> i'm old. i was actually just trying tro promote night of too many stars on hbo and it's a benefit to raise money for autism services and there are a lot of great people and i-- i just wanted to come by and tha

be as harsh as he is. this is a first time out. and i completely agree with invoking woodyen, 90% of life just showing up but it's more than that. he got some agreements. when i mentioned trade and economics being integrated, i'm talking about the businessmen who showed up in beijing which they promised $250 billion in deals. businessmen were part of each of the stops. so it cannot be denied that trump is trying to integrate trade and investment with security issues. i think also it's important that he laid out an exit ramp for the leader of north korea. >> woodruff: let me stop you there, i want to come back to richard on that point about trade and security and then we'll come back to north korea. richard, what about that? >> deals are not the answer. a lot of these deals in part represented previous agreements, that may take five, ten, 15 years to really come to freuician, that is going to then make the size of them quite insignificant. the real economiopportunity was to integrate the unitied states in the transpacific partnership t would have set very high standards for

woody and laura. they really brought me into their family, it was nice because i was on my own so it was lovely to beart of that. >> are you one the actors you get to set you don't come out of character? >> it depends. depends on the roll and how tricky the accent. >> what about this one? >> i stayed in this accent because it was very tricky so it was easier to talk in it all the time and listen to it all the time. now what's so great apple has ear pods, they didn't have them when we were shooting this but this last thing i did patrick melrose novels i could actually listen to the pop music of the 60s or whatever i needed to listen to to actually help me inform the scene and is completely hidden by your hair, there's times you can do that, it's great especially to have an accessent to hear it or a music of the period whatever influences you. >> was there something particular about that period that you liked, wished you could have experienced at the level they experienced it -- there are periods of time if i could go back in time i'd like to go back and check certain. >> which ones? >> i was born in t

girls dress as woody and princess sofia and even though they're on their own, they're still inseparatable. >> i love watching them. so whether they have a disability or not it's just beingand doing kid stuff. >> are you ready, erica? >> go, eva. go, go, go! >> reporter: the girls fiercely fighting to be just like any other kids. >> so would you do it all over again? >> i would. >> maybe a little younger. >> i know that god won't give you something you can't handle. there's nothing that these girls can't do. they are fully capable of doing anything. >> reporter: for nightline, i'm lindsey davis in sacramento, california. >>> our thanks to lindsey. we'll be right back. >>> announcer: this special edition of "nightline" is brought to you by jc penny. pain from chest congestion can make this... when you have a cold, ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol®. my friend susie cracks and hello sensitive bladder. ring a bell? then you have to try always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection... ...that's surp

i don't know that that trump would be able to -- i wish he could take some lessons, but i don't think he will. >> woodye third actual person that you've played. you've played larry flynt and steve schmidt in "game change" and now playing lbj. how did you become him? beyond the latex, how did you try to inhabit him? the first one of these characters that you've played that you didn't actually get to meet. >> yeah. well, i tried to focus on how he moved and, you know, there is a lot of for theage of him. but what really bogged me down was how he talked because we are both from texas and you think that would be a benefit. in some ways, it is. but he is also from the hill country and it's a very different way of speaking. all time freaking out, that wasn't right. we should do that again and just go, relax! chill out! and he wanted me to -- the -- >> the essence of him and really what we wanted. i don't think people will nit-pick exactly the outside of houston accent as opposed to the hill country. he had everything that i wanted to see because johnson was a very complicated shakespearean type character. as

be right here. >> all right. right here. >> right here, bud. >> gage's teddy bear woody goes in with him. >> the world we knew two weeks agotalk i had with him. while stacy -- they got life-flighted out. had all four kids by the fireplace. i said you guys, we've got to understand it's not the like it was anymore. we've got to put on our big boy pants and face a new reality here. >> it's like we can't catch our breath and like it's taking up our life like our whole life is just about this heart problem, this heart disease, and it's like we just can't be normal for once. >> we don't know what we're doing. we're just winging it. let's be honest here. we're just winging it. >> jason and stacy have been warned that gage could come out of surgery with two artificial heart pumps, one to support each side of his failing heart. the surgeons will make the call when they see the condition of his heart during the operation. stacy finds some comfort in the memories of their all too brief time at home together between the surgeries. >> even though we got to go home for maybe two months, it was just two months we could just treasure ever