action bronson. [ laughter ] cheers, my friend. >> seth: cheers.idiculous right there. >> seth: that's ridiculous. >> that's like strawberry soda. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's true. all right, so we're gonna make some burgers. >> yes, this is from my cookbook coming out, "[ bleep ], that's delicious" cookbook. >> seth: oh, that's great. [ laughter ] >> later on this year. >> seth: i think martha stewart's used that title. >> she's done. >> seth: okay. >> it's over. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, got you. >> so, i'm gonna do -- you know, like, i said. i wanted to capture america's hearts. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> so i'm gonna do a burger. >> seth: okay, great. >> and, you know, it's a beautiful season right now for the black truffle. >> seth: yes. >> so, i'm going to shave black truffle all over it. >> seth: great. >> ah, it's going to be [ bleep ] glorious. >> seth: great. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> seth: you seem confident. >> i'm [ bleep ] -- i'm out of my mind. [ laughter ] so we're gonna start with a little bit of vegetable oil in a screaming hot cast

action bronson is back in the house tonight.we get to all of that, this week has been a wake-up call for anyone who still held out hope that donald trump might change as president. from his war on the free press to his sprawling and unprecedented conflicts of interest, trump has proven that his presidency will be a major test for our democracy. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers ] >> seth: trump, of course, held his first press conference as president elect yesterday and it was clear, trump was interested in one thing above all else, picking a fight with the media. >> as far as buzzfeed, which is a failing pile of garbage, writing it, i think they're going to suffer the consequences. >> and since you're attacking us -- can you give us a question? >> go ahead. >> mr. -- no, mr. president elect, mr. president elect -- >> go ahead, go ahead -- >> mr. president elect, since you're attacking our news organization -- >> no, not you, not you. your organization is terrible. >> you are attacking our news organizati

bronson misses josh hart, huge pushback, ties the game at 72.te goes ahead on free throws leaving nova with the last chance. they got the basketball under 10 seconds to go, bronson right at the rim with the left hand, nothing, the putback, neither goes in. nova loses a shocker, blowing a 17-point lead. they fall 74-72. let's turn the pros, the sixers entered tonight's game short handed. jahlil okafor a late scratch with knee soreness but in an electric atmosphere, the sixers came together for a big win. pick this up in the fourth quarter, robert covington, call him jack tripper because three's company. sixers take the lead and they would not trail again on the defensive end j.j. reddick gets room but maryland's noel starting fstart ing says no. the dagger from straight away. bottom of the net. philly native kevin hart like what's going on here? i can't believe it. i show up, these guys are beating the clippers. dario shards nice dish to noel for another pair. >> i think that we got stops and we took off. and the pace we played with was the way w

bronson with 27 points. villanova 80-70, 14-0.. >> you know you have to be tough. you have to be smart. it's going to take 40 minutes. when your team wins, especially here, you know it's one of the toughest environments. you feel great. >> temple not feeling so great tonight. they have a tough time on the road in central florida, 11 points in the first half. the tackle falls, 7' 6 of them. temple goes down 77-53. it is their worst loss of the season. 2016 for the flyers, they are looking forward to the new year, losing five of the last six games and are winless since christmas break. we'll see how mason feels in the morning before deciding if he can play tomorrow night against the ducks. he left with a left hand injury last night but was able to practice with the team in anaheim this afternoon. he's unbelievable in the last 22 games of the flyers, a big part of the ten game winning streak. they need him going forward. >> dick clark's rocking eve with ryan seacrest continues. now for adam joseph, jeff scaversky and walter perez, go

bronson sets up josh heart. takes it in. nice spin move. chris jenkins a triple put the cats up 17. 19 points but nova hit the next three baskets. they win their fifth straight. here's jay rice on the state of his team. >> moving on saint joe's in penn. hawks home game. hawks up three, grabs the -- and gets out the way. goes chest to chest with the defender but only makes the highlight because charlie brown gets snoopy's one in here. he has 19 for the freshman hawks. 78-71. that is sports. we'll be right back. >>> final check on the forecast. a lot going on. >> so much going on. we had all that active weather to the south and that system is headed in our direction. this is why we're getting so much rain. in fact, it's kind of like insegments. here's hour by hour. we're already getting reports of some light drizzle. that dense fog is a huge issue associated with warm front. we start hour by hour at 11:30 p.m. overnight we start to see some heavy pockets of down pours especially through parts of new castle and kent county. it looks like we may have a little bit of a lull. don't be foo

first half, bronson. what was that? basket and a foul., 39-81. penn state playing against michigan state, pat chambers team, tons of philly guys feeling right at home scoring nearly half of the points, penn state wins 72-63. forget playing in the snow, this temple fan wants to see temple play against east carolina. the force is with you. late second half, how about daniel dingle, nails it. 81-62, ending the three game losing streak. phil markely 200th win in the conference st. joes against demry, career high 20 points, 70-55. coach looks stressed out tonight against duquesne. you have jordan price, the price is right on the money with this kid, 88-81. ivy league showdown penn and princeton, neck and neck down the stretch. brins ton beating penn, 62-50 final there. ago will fans, you think your team is in a playoff drought? hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonde

charles bronson movies, ya. he was a vigilante. citizen fighting crime.e don't condone that certainly. >>> but we got to get that guy off the street. 7:12. >> well, there is new details about a local teen whose life came to a violent end. grass packer's birth parent say that she endured a life of abuse. the lawyer says packer's biological parent lost custody of her and siblings, we're showing her adoptive parent, but lost them over allegations other adults were sexually a boosting the children. later the ad top tiff father went to prison for adopt g grace. grace died last summer and prosecutors say grace died in a rape murder fantasy carried out by her adoptive mother you seen on the screen here and her boyfriend, jacob sullivan, hunter's found grace's dismembered body last october. >> it is just almost, well, authorities believe. i mean, you are read that. >> and hard to imagine all that grace endured. >> apparently her whole life. what a horrible story. >> all right, let's, we're trying to fill in this hole here, huge sinkhole in kensington; still there

here's spokesperson rachel bronson to explain.rns that are adding to an already challenging global landscape. the first — the first has been the cavalier and reckless language used across the globe, especially in the united states during the presidential election and after, around nuclear weapons and nuclear threats and the second is a growing disregard of scientific expertise, expertise that is needed when it comes to responding to pressing global challenges, including climate change. the ramifications of donald trump's orders on health issues are not limited to the us. in kenya, doctors are grapping with the president's re—instatement of the so—called mexico city policy, referred to by critics as the global gag rule. that policy bans the use of american funds for groups that provide abortion—related services overseas. bbc africa's health correspondent anne soy reports now from nairobi. it is not business as usual at this clinic in nairobi. the gynaecologist was once charged with murder for providing abortions and says clinics li

here is rachel bronson, speaking for the group, to explain.oncerns that are adding to an already challenging global landscape. the first — the first has been the cavalier and reckless language used across the globe, especially in the united states during the presidential election and after, around nuclear weapons and nuclear threats. and the second is a growing disregard of scientific expertise, expertise that is needed when it comes to responding to pressing global challenges, including climate change. a study of 400 american schoolchildren suggests girls start to see themselves as less innately talented than boys when they are only six years old. researchers read a story about a really intelligent person to young children. they found that both boys and girls, from the age of six, tended to think of the smart character as male. the scientists describe the results as disheartening, because the impact may snowball to affect future careers. the foxfire diamond is the largest everfound in north america, and it has been on display at the smithsoni

this is rachel bronson of the bulletin of atomic scientists. >> perhaps most troubling has been to concerns that are adding to an already challenging global landscape. cavalier has been the and reckless language used across the globe, especially in the united states during the presidential election and after, around nuclear weapons and nuclear threats. and the second is a growing disregard of scientific expertise. expertise that is needed when it comes to responding to pressing global challenges, including climate change. there is a troubling propensity to discount or outright reject expert advice related to international security, including ththe c conclusions of intelligence experts. amy: scientists are planning for a major march on washington, called the march for science on d.c. the idea came after millions of people rallied in d.c. and in cities across the world last saturday for the women's march on washington to protest the inauguration of donald trump. memexican presesident enrique pa nieto has canceleled a meetiting with president trump that was scheduled for next week as tensions

>> charles bronson? >> salma hayek? ted bundy? charlize theron? antonio banderas? greg ferguson?an immigrant. >> yes, he is. dog whisperer? timothy mcveigh? natalie portman? jackie chan? casey anthony? >> she is a real american. >> carlos santana? o.j. simpson? >> a real american. win.s, you charlie: he also stars on the hulu original series. >> we have an obstacle course, and the obstacle course is an obstacle course without any hemeacle, because the t is to really buy a gun, and we realize that there were not any real obstacles in it, so we created an obstacle course. charlie: what is it? it as i was assessed with a kid, and they had these crazy obstacle courses, so we borrowed the aesthetic from that, but ours is about trying to buy a gun, which you realizes not terribly difficult. charlie: you like politics? against trump.g trump ontweet against a daily basis. i tweeted several times. when i am inspired. we are on the same schedule, me .nd trump i am a comedian, and he is president of the united states. charlie: president-elect. tweeted last night, "you are a broken man." cha

my brother and i went to her mother, we were students at hunter, he in the bronson i hear. it was said mom, were signing up to go on the freedom rides. and she said you have to? it's very dangerous. we very dangerous. we said mom, thus we raced us. instead you're right, you have to go. never been so proud my mother my life. blanche, how did your parents react? >> they were supported. >> and it's not because they didn't love us. >> they thought it was the right thing to do. >> and okay now, my brother and i will wear at hunter and many of blanche's and my mutual friends started an organization called students for a democratic society, not students, citizens for a democratic society, where we we would have all of the colleges in new york's, city colleges are and why you, as a group and support candidates that we felt would represent what roosevelt eleanor roosevelt represented. and we supported those candidates. they won, we got rid of -- that was still around, we got a lot of really excellent candidates elected because we worked hard. but here is his meeting. we needed someb

i am rachel bronson. i am the executive director and publisher of the bulletin of the atomic scientists and am delighted to be with you here today. make no mistake, this has been a difficult year. the clock statement that is on her website makes clear that over the course of 2016, the global security landscape dark ened as the international community failed to come to grips with humanity passes most pressing eggs -- existential threats, nuclear weapons and climate change. today, greater depth on the key issues we are focusing on. perhaps most troubling has been two concerns adding to a challenging global landscape. the first has been the cavalier and reckless language used across the globe especially in the united states during and after the presidential campaign around nuclear weapons and nuclear threats. the second is a growing disregard with scientific expertise. expertise that is needed when it comes to responding to pressing challenges including climate change. there is a troubling propensity to disc

bronson with the nova pass, to chris jenkins, wide open in the corner.enkins had 23-point on the night. including six, three pointers. later in the second, nova up, here is eric, serving facials, getting in line. don't get the score fool you here. >> this was a blow out. nova goes onto win 93 to 81. to the palestra, penn state, michigan state, a tough ticket to get sold out since last september. what a beautiful place to catch a game. even i got a call for tickets. i can't help. first up, up seven. out of rome happen and catholic, finishes with 18. fast forward to the second. penn state up 12. watch this play. josh reeves, clears the take off with the one hand jam. penn state goes onto win, 72 to 63. and i'm sure that will help with recruiting. to the a10, lasalle taking on duquesne explorers up nine in the second. good ball movement by lasalle. now, kids, watch mr. bj johnson. missed an three but look what he does, good funds mentales, follow your shot. lasalle improves. they go onto win 81 -- 88 to 81. injuries are part of the game. talking football no

we did a skit of "tarzan and jane," only it was -- steve mcqueen and charles bronson. [ light laughterxactly yeah. do you remember changing -- do you remember any of the songs that you did? >> yeah, i do. >> jimmy: can you give me a a little taste of one? >> okay, yeah well it was because sarah was incredibly precocious, it was to splish splash, it was her version of the fall of the house of greek so it went -- ♪ splish splash i was taking a bath long about a saturday night ♪ ♪ rub dub just a laxing in the tub thinking everything was all right ♪ ♪ well i looked up and there to my surprise was my wife clytemnestra that look in her eyes ♪ ♪ well splish splash i was back in the bath how was i to know she was a fixing with the ax ♪ ♪ she went a splashing and a prancin i was a rocking and a rollin ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ bleeding an a screaming and man alive there was a ♪ >> jimmy: hey! fingernails. [ cheers and applause ] the group was polish right there. [ applause ] i love that! thank you. i cannot wait to go see you on broadway. i'm coming. the opening night is february 9th. >> february 9th. y

tonight -- jude law, star of nbc's "blindspot," actor sullivan stapleton, cooking with action bronsonuse ] fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. president obama today awarded vice president joe biden the presidential medal of freedom with distinction, which is an honor only three other people have been given over the last 30 years. then biden ge

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and cooking with action bronson.t "a closer look" and more downloaded right to your phone every day. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to ken jeong, kellyanne conway, mike schur, everybody. fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] you remember fred, right? the 8g band, stay tuned for carson daly, we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey, everybody. what's happening? i'm carson daly and you are watching "last call." thank you so much. tonight, we've got a good one for you. tony cox is going to talk all things "bad santa 2."

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. >> jon: one of our frequent guest is pat bronson, former police detective who is actually outside fortauderdale right now. i just want to be clear on this, are you at the airport there? >> no, actually, good afternoon, jon. our office in florida is just a couple miles from the airport, so i am actually quite close to the airport. just an unbelievable incident. i know it is very premature in terms of actual facts that have been established, but it is astonishing. also the fact that ari fleischer evidently was one of the first tweets that came out. we picked it up and our operations center in new york. we got some tweets little bit ago before it even broke, so there is a lot of social media, as usual, as to be expected, streaming and in relation to the shooting. >> jon: as jenna pointed out, the new communications medium, and in a breaking news situation like this, it can be very useful. ari fleischer very familiar to people as a frequent rest on fox, former spokesman for president bush, bush 43, he now lives in suburban new york and travels quite a bit on a number of business ventures.