please welcome carol burnett!se ] it's so great to have you back. >> it's good -- oh. >> jimmy: i have to say, when you were here the first time it was one of the thrills of my life, and for you to actually come back is exceptionally nice. >> it's a thrill for you too here now. >> jimmy: yes, it is a thrill. it's a double thrill. by the way, happy birthday. i know it was your birthday last week. >> thank you. i had a birthday last thursday. 85. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you don't care about that stuff. when you look like this and you have this brain, you're happy to be 85. >> yeah. really. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what did you do to celebrate? >> i went out to dinner with my husband and a couple of friends, and then the next day, on the 27th, i visited my grandson at his school on grandparents' day. >> jimmy: oh, that's fun. >> that was nice. and i was the head speaker. i was the only speaker. and so they were all grown-ups, grandparents and everything. so i'm not good at that. >> jimmy: how old is your gran

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. >>> and carol burnett's tv return.ming up with a hip hop star and baunch of young kids. ? sometimes they get answer si. >>> first, fifty shades freed rita ora returns to the south of france. >> it's nice to celebrate the end of an era. where we filmed it. >> the final installment comes out on blu-ray. >> i didn't know i had a problem in that department. >> i don't think you do. >> i don't think i had any complaints. no, i'm kidding. it broadened my imagination. for sure. >> the full beard is for the history channel drama, vikings. eric is not worried about no longer looking sexy. >> i had one scene playing handsome boss and is nice. the rest of it is oh, he's a pervert. oh, wait, he's trying to murder me. >> yeah. >>> "e.t." was with the emotional stars honoring their moms for vh 1's dear mama ♪ >>> crazy. crazy. >> kevin hart is counting his blessings after a serious plane scare. he and his crew struck the prayer poses on the tarmac. the wheels on their private plane totally shredded on landing. >> it felt crazy. >> a

>> yeah. >> reporter: simply put, carol burnett defines funny.alyze comedy. >> reporter: you're on "the gary moore show" doing terrifically. and cbs wants to lock you up. they sign you for ten years. and there's a clause in your contract. >> it says in the first five years, i wanted to do an hour-long musical comedy review a week, cbs would have to put it on, whether they wanted to or not, for 30 shows. >> reporter: "the carol burnett show" would go on to make history in the 1960s and '70s, winning 24 emmys, over 300 episodes, burning burnett into one of the most celebrated names in comedy. do you miss the show? >> we were in the right place at the right time. 28-piece orchestra. 12 dancers. 62 costumes a week. >> that gown is gorgeous. >> thank you. i saw it in the window and i just couldn't resist it. >> reporter: as you look back over your career, at what point did you say, you know what? i've made it. i'm here. >> i don't know that you ever say that to yourself. i knew i would continue to get work. >> reporter: work that would include roles o

"a little help with carol burnett."w are you? >> good. >> oh. [ applause ] >> hello. >> one of those moments that you are just so thankful. [ applause ] >> to have the job you have. >> okay. >> if i had only known you were talking about pajamas i would have worn a nightgown. [ laughter ] >> well, happy belated birthday. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> congratulations. >> 85. [ applause ] >> i'll have what you're having is what i'm going to have -- >> pardon me? i'll have what you're having. "a little help with carol burnett." who are you giving help to. >> i'm the host and my sidekick is russell peter, a wonderful comedian and we have a panel of five kids ranging in age from 5 to about 9 and they -- then we present three grown-up dilemmas individually during the show and these kids -- the grown-up comes on, gives them the dilemma and they give the grown-up advice. >> there you go. got some volunteers down here. >> the thing is, you know, that age rank, they don't censure themselves. they haven't become jaded by the time t

but mark burnett was a great producer.put on "survivor," and here we are 18 years later, "survivor" is still on wednesday night at 8:00 and still wins its time period. david: do you ever say this show is going to be great and it turns out to be a bomb? do you have any of those stories? leslie: all the time. all the time. look, our batting average is better than most, but it's still probably four out of 10. four out of 10 is the hall of famer in television. but that's sort of the television business. you know you're playing for a few wins. david: in television, everything seems to be ratings. are you sure that the people who do the ratings are really giving you accurate numbers? leslie: well, that's one of the questions, especially now, because now linear ratings aren't the whole ballgame like they used to be. so you'll take a show that initially, in the initial viewing, won't be that good, but when you count dvr's and online ratings, suddenly the numbers go up considerably. david: i notice in ratings very often tv shows ar

let's go "outfront." >>> i'm erin burnett. "outfront," the breaking news, possible new legal trouble for president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort. his former son-in-law has flipped. he's now cooperating with the feds. as part of jeffrey yohide's plea agreement, the son-in-law is now cooperating with new york's attorney general's office as well which is working with bob mueller's investigation which as you may know turned one year old today. yohide first met with investigators in 2017, according to sources providing information to federal investigators for the manafort probe in possible money laundering, tax evasion violations, all that was under way. he started to provide information which was turned over to bob mueller. manafort has been charged with a whole lot of things including money laundering, failure to disclose himself as a foreign agent, bank fraud, and tax fraud. he continues though to maintain his innocence. i want to go straight to kara scannell in washington breaking this story. carol, what are yo

good evening, i'm erin burnett and "outfront" tonight, the breaking news.d after undergoing a kidney procedure. her huds the president, expected to return to the white house any

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >> my god, carol burnett, how awesome was that.ourt. as we are learning special counsel mueller requested 70 blank subpoenas. and caught off guard. members of president trump's legal team absolutely stunned after rudy giuliani reveals the president reimbursed michael cohen for his payment to stormy daniels. >> when did you specifically know that the president repaid mr. cohen for the $130,000? you personally? >> the first awareness i had was during the interview last night. >> plus, money, power, politics. epa chief scott pruitt still in the news, facing new questions about his travel, his home and campaign payments. and you know what today is, jobs, jobs, jobs day. 164,000 jobs added in april. the unemployment rate now at just 3.9%. extraordinary. what's not extraordinary is wages, not up as much as we thought. not up as much as we hoped. we're going to get to all of it. but first, let's go to alexandria, virginia. that is where a hearing is getting under way for a president's former campaign manager paul manafort. he's going to t

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tonight, carol burnett, from cnn, jake tapper, mean tweets avengers edition, and music from keith urbanan ever, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very nice. very nice. welcome. hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] it's now -- thanks. thank you for including me in your life. [ cheers and applause ]

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> "outfront" next, prabreaking news. selling himself to companies, offering access to trump. did the president know about it? plus, cohen paid half a million dollars by a company link today a russian oligarch. and trump waiting to greet the three americans just freed by kim jong-un. an incredible evening ahead. my guest, a woman who knows the horror of being held prisoner in north korea. let's go "outfront." and good ooempk. i'm erin burnett. tonight, pay to play. stunning new details about the president's long-term persona

first woman since carol burnett back in 2013.mong her career accolades, six emmy awards for performances like this. >> i'm going to be the first elected lady president, have a lovely inauguration, billy joel is going to sing. so you guys have to stop the recount. >> i'm sorry, what? >> some the count. >> ma'am, we can't. >> i don't care. >> the train has very publicly left the station and derailed at high speed. >> this looks like a size 14 flip-flop. >> are you going to cancel this recount like anne frank's bat mitzvah. >> she's celebrating the end of treatment for breast cancer, a big, big moment for her. ♪ skinny >>> we are leading off "the skinny" with a big award for julia louis-dreyfus. she will be given the mark twain prize for american humor. >> she will be the first woman to receive the award on october 21st. first woman since carol burnett back in 2013. among her career accolades, six emmy awards for performances like this. >> i'm going to be the first elected lady president, have a lovely inauguration, billy joel is go

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, pardon spree.ttle explanation, announcing on twitter, the president said he will pardon controversial conservative

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> "outfront" next, rudy's word, the white house says the president's legal team, this as we're learning team trump has a date where they'll make a decision on a mueller interview. and the president is just hours from announcing whether he'll withdraw from the historic iran deal. and did michael cohen pay off other women besides stormy daniels for trump? let's go "outfront." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, the true value of rudy. the president's new lawyer hit television screens again saying there could be more

i'm erin burnett. tonight, pay to play. stunning new details about the president's long-term personal attorney promising access to the president. according to multiple people shortly after president trump's win, the president's fixer was pitching himself to potential clients. like pharmaceutical giant novartis. a company that cohen immediately approached. another one described as boiling down to this. i don't know who's been representing you, but you should fire them all. i'm the guy you should hire. i'm closest to the president. i'm his person lawyer. it appears it worked for novartis. cohen is accused of being paid nearly $2 million by major companies for so-called insight into the president's thinking. taking millions from a client list that didn't just have novartis, it also included at&t, korean air space and a russian oligarch with close ties to the kremlin. sarah sanders today questioned b again and again about these transactions. and again and again, the answer to nearly a dozen questions was pretty much the same re

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, a cabinet in chaos tonight.sident trump's homeland security secretary kirstjen nielson telling colleagues she was close to resigning a

i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. out front tonight deflecting and defiant. the white house refusing to back down on the president's latest conspiracy theory that the fbi planted a spy in his campaign for political purposes. trey gowdy someone who was actually briefed on the intelligence and says he believes the fbi acted appropriately into its investigation. in summary no spy in the trump campaign. >> now that trey gowdy who has actually seen all the classified information on what the fbi is doing says that there is nothing to the allegations that they were spying on the trump campaign, and in fact gowdy says the fbi was doing exactly what they should have been doing, given what trey gowdy has said is the president prepared now to retract his allegation that the fbi was spying on his campaign? >> clearly, there's still cause for concern that needs to be look said at. let's not forget the deputy director of the fbi was actually fired for misconduct. the president's concern would the matter and we're going to follow the issue. >> trey gowdy dliterally debunked

erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, rosanne fired. and trump's new conspiracy alleging robert mueller is meddling. good evening, everyone. out front tonight, abc pulling the plug on the comedian's show, the network's highest rated and most watched series. a surprising turn of events coming in response to a racist tweet she put out early this morning. by late this afternoon abc called the tirade repugnant and inconsist with the network's values and canceled the show. she was also dropped by her talent agency just as quickly. as the outrage grew this morning barr said the tweet was a joke. she also deleted it and also apologized and then said she was leaving twitter. but the damage was done. her co-stars turned on her. least one consulter producer wanda sykes quit the show. in return for that vocal support the president has praised the actress, calling her on the phone, applauding her ratings and even saying at a recent rally the show was about him and his supporters. >> look at rosanne, i called her yesterday. look at her ratings, look

i'm erin burnett. "out

i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, smelling blood. trump now says his summit with kim jong-un which he canceled yesterday could be back on for the exact same day. >> mr. president, is the summit still on? >> we're going to see what happens. we're talking to them now. it was a very nice statement they put out. we'll see what happens. it could even be the 12th. we're talking to them now. they very much want to do it. we'd like to do it. we're going to see what happens. >> okay, this is a far cry from saying, quote, you talk about your nuclear capabilities, but ours are so massive and powerful, which was trump's personal message to kim just 33 hours ago. today, though, it's all changed. we're back from another my button's bigger brink. it seems trump is back to desperately wanting this summit. which seems odd, given the self-proclaimed master deal maker has warned against appearing too eager. you don't have to listen to him. i mean, read it, right there, black and white, page 53 of trump's "art of the deal." right under the header, use y

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. robert mueller's team has questioned a russian oligarch about hundreds of thousands of dollars that his company sent to michael cohen after the election. this is according to a source familiar with the matter. victor is the name of the russian oligarch. you see him there. he has close ties to putin. he is one of two russian oligarchs the fbi stopped to question earlier this year when their private jets landed in new york area airports. now this questioning was part of russia's probe. last month, the trump administration placed him on the list. now according to michael avenatti tonight, the amount of money was roughly $500 thourk and it was paid to cohen between january and august of 2017. so all within president trump's administration. the first payment avenatti says was within 75 days of when cohen paid stormy daniels $135,000 to keep quiet b about her alleged affair with the president. avenatti speculates these may have been used to reimburse cocoa hen. whatever they were used for,

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> "outfront" next, breaking news.hreatening to cancel the trump kim summit. the white house caught off guard. plus, wimping out. republicans say they're unhappy with trump about his treatment of john mccain and his tweets about saving jobs at chinese phone company. so why didn't any of them say it to his face today? and as the president rails against media, there's one anchor who is getting unprecedented access and his name is not sean hannity. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. tonight, the breaking news. a bombshell noum catching the white house off guard. north korea taking

i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. stone call wahling. the white house refusing to apologize or acknowledge an offensive comment about john mccain. kelly sadler according to one white house official jokeded at a meeting that mccain's opinion dunlt matter because he's quote, dying any way. >> meghan mccain, his daughter, wondered why she still had a job here. does she? >> i'm not going to comment on an internal staff meeting. >> does the white house not not think you have to contain these ir remarks. >> apologize to senator mccain. >> not going to get into a back and forth because you know, people want to create issues of leaked staff meetings. >> in case you didn't catch that. sanders doesn't want to talk about it. mccain to apologize about this whole thing. still, sanders certainly not apologetic, defended the culture inside the west wing. >> is there a tone set from the top here where it is allow ed fr an aide to say he's dying any way. >> certainly there is not a tone set here. we have a respect for all americans. >> but sanders later

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront," the president and his allies intensifying a war against the justice department, in particular against deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. trump's advisers, including republicans on capitol hill, cory lewandowski, steve bannon, aggressively painting rosenstein as part of a deep state plot against the president of the united states. now the campaign, our jake tapper reports tonight, focusing on pushing rosenstein to reveal details about the investigation that both the justice department and fbi do not want out in the public. let's take exhibit a, and that is trump's claim that the fbi infiltrated his campaign. the president demanding details in a meeting this afternoon with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein was there, along with the fbi director, christopher wray. they all came to the white house to meet with the president. and trump's attack to the justice department became a full-on onslaught. here's how it started, with this. if the fbi or doj was infiltratin

. >> i sat with mark burnett years ago. arms folded. no way, man. i'll never be on tv.you got to do it. to be completely honest, i wasn't sure what was happening with the band. we were in a weird middle stage of our career. we were not sure where it was going. but with the the voice" became this veryunexpected. >> huge hit. is there jooint hit. >> are you going to do it forever? >> forever is a long time. as lodge as it feels right. to give back the things that we have learned. they pay me really well. come on. the it's the best job. >> did you ever think you would do a fragrance? nonchts. >> the dad to 19-month-old dusty and 2 1/2-month-old gio sat down to announce the rock star's new campaign for why cologne. what do you love about being the new face of why? >> the love affair is way before they showed interest in me. it's a dream come true. >> the shirtless playing of the drums. smart idea. >> well, that was also more me doing what i normally do. there's a room in our house. it's soundproof. the bbie babies can be sleeping. i go in there and bang the crap out of the

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump and friends.r unleashing a coordinated assault on the justice department, pushing trump's theory that the fbi planted spies in his campaign. now they've provided no evidence to support the claim.

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> "outfront" next, breaking news. north korea threatening to cancel the trump kim summit. the white house caught off guard. plus, wimping out. republicans say they're unhappy with trump about his treatment of john mccain and his tweets about saving jobs at chinese phone company. so why didn't any of them say it to his face today? and as the president rails against media, there's one anchor who is getting unprecedented access and his name is not sean hannity. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. tonight, the breaking news. a bombshell noum catching the white house off guard. north korea taking the the white house completely by surprise with a sudden warning that next month's trump kim summit is in jeopardy. the reason joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea which have just begun. north korean state tv refer iri to the drills as quote provocative military disturba e disturbanc disturbances, north korea suspended high level talks with south korea which were scheduled to begin hours from now

let's go "outfront." >>> i'm erin burnett.l trouble for president trump's former

good evening, i'm erin burnett and "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. first lady melania trump hospitalized after undergoing a kidney procedure. her huds the president, expected to return to the white house any moment after visiting the first lady at the walter reed national medical center in bethesda, maryland. in a sincere thank you to everyone who has reached out to everyone with good thoughts and prayers. she's in good spirits and doing well. we knew very little, though, about this procedure. the first lady's office releasing a very brief statement, which reads, quote, this morning, first lady melania trump underwent embolization procedure to treat a benign kidney condition. the procedure was successful and there were no complications. mrs. trump is at walter reed national military medical center and will likely remain there for the duration of the week. now that briefly worded statement raising a lot more questions than it provided answers. especially because the first lady will remain hospitalized for several more days. her office says trump had b

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i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, pardon spree. today with little explanation, announcing on twitter, the president said he will pardon controversial conservative commentator dinesh d'souza saying d'souza was quote treated very unfairly by our government. it's trump's fifth pardon since taking office, which is big news. i'm going to get to more on that in just a moment. first, why d'souza? today trump said he didn't know d'souza, who of course confessed to illegal campaign contributions. trump said he's never met the guy. he claims no one asked him to pardon him. then why did he? a white house official tells cnn that trump began considering the pardon several weeks ago and coincidentally, that would be when d'souza appeared on the president's favorite morning show to say he was a victim of a quote political hit. >> i think in my case, a congressional oversight committee has my file. and it very clearly red flags me as a conservative who made a movie critical of the obama administration. so the fbi which uncovered this was clearly s

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i'm erin burnett. "outfront," going rogue. that is how the top democrat on the senate's russia investigation is describing one of today's confidential briefings, a briefing that was about president trump's unproven claim that the fbi put a spy in his campaign, he says to help hillary clinton. senator mark warner telling reporters "i call the noon meeting a rogue meeting." why rogue? let's show you who was there. the noon meeting was the first of two of these briefings from the fbi and doj today. at this one, one republican -- sorry, one democrat, three republicans. those included congressman devin nunes who supposedly stepped down from leading the house russia investigation last year. so much for that. and then making remarks at the top of the meeting were two white house representatives, the president's chief of staff, john kelly, and you see them walking in together white house lawyer emmitt flood. flood's presence truly surprising, leaving democrats and republicans alarmed. because flood is one of the lawyers defending the

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump and friends. together unleashing a coordinated assault on the justice department, pushing trump's theory that the fbi planted spies in his campaign. now they've provided no evidence to support the claim. the president himself offering not one fact or piece of evidence to support his insind yar allegation. >> all you have to do is look at the basics and you'll see. it looks like a very serious event. but we'll find out. when they look at the documents, i think people are going to see a will the of bad things happen. i hope it's not so. because if it is, there's never been anything like it. i hope it's not true, but it looks like it is. >> of course it looks like it is. we'll see what the documents say. he's seen no documents or evidence, but he has no problem b throwing out there something so serious. even his own lawyer admitted president trump doesn't know if there was a spy in his campaign. so let's start with the facts because here the facts as we know them this evening. the fbi used a confiden

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i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, a cabinet in chaos tonight. president trump's homeland security secretary kirstjen nielson telling colleagues she was close to resigning after the president berated her in front of his entire cabinet. according to "the new york times," nielson reportedly drafting a resignation letter after what was described as a lengthy tirade in the white house from president trump just yesterday. one source telling cnn the president was furious at the lack of progress towards securing the country's borders. this report is just the latest example of a white house in utter turmoil. many of the president's top advisers have been fired or resigned, several in just recent weeks. trump's cabinet itself now holes a record for the highest turnover in a century. just to be clear, a century is 100 years of american presidential history. it's stunning. that statistic, according to npr tonight. you see on the screen some of the key players who have been hired, fired or just gone since the president took office. most recently the secretar

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> "outfront" next, rudy's word, the white house saysliani adds value to the president's legal team, this as we're learning team trump has a date where they'll make a decision on a mueller interview. and the president is just hours from announcing whether he'll withdraw from the historic iran deal. and did michael cohen pay off other women besides stormy daniels for trump? let's go "outfront." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, the true value of rudy. the president's new lawyer hit television screens again saying there could be more payments to women besides stormy daniels and that it doesn't matter if the president lied to the american people about it. to this white house, those claims and others are simply added value. >> is the president pleased with the appearances of rudy giuliani over the last few days? >> i didn't speak with him specifically about his feelings about it, but certainly feels he's an added member -- added value member to his outside special counsel. >> value added. well, it is sure adding som

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, blind-sided. that's how president trump's legal team says they're feeling tonight thanks to rudy giuliani's 24-hour media blitz starting with the bombshell that president trump paid michael cohen back the stormy daniels hush money. >> funneled through a law firm and the president repaid it. >> oh, i didn't know -- he did? >> yeah, he fired comey because comey would not, among other things, say that he wasn't a target of the investigation. we got kim jong-un impressed enough to be releasing three prisoners today. jared is a fine man. you know that. but men are, you know, disposable. but a fine woman like ivanka? come on. >> each one of those statements leaving a trail of chaos on the president's own team. for example, the president, of course, said not even one month ago that he did not know about the stormy daniels payment. and those american hostages? the white house says it can't confirm they're being freed today. cnn is learning members of trump's legal team are angry tonight saying giuliani wa

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, breaking news. a special counsel asking tonight to delay michael flynn's sentencing. why does mueller need more time with the former national security advisor? >>> plus the white house still has no front-runner to lead the second biggest government agency as sources tell cnn trump is floating john kelly's name to head the va. >>> plus more breaking news this hour. trump's former personal doctor says the president dictated that letter pro claiming trump as the healthiest president in the history of the united states. this as the doctor says trump's bodyguard raided his office. we have all that breaking news breaking this hour. let's go outfront. and good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. bob mueller's special counsel's office asking to delay the sentencing of the president's former national security advisor, michael flynn. mueller's team in court saying based on the special kocounsel' investigation, they need more time. flynn is a key figure and someone who is cooperatin

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know the guinness and shelled families and even if sol are wrong well in two thousand and thirteen burnett won a competition to renew a part of the park. which was destroyed by a storm so for the next part of our series in full bloom we take a look at some of been creations to date. the palace of versailles once the flamboyant home was an admirer of the fine arts the king also invested heavily in the palace gardens one of his favorite spots. a small woodland. it was a special landscape architect to work in he regularly checks empathy is in order. his idea was to get the water bubbling again but not like it did during louis the fourteenth right and. it's a grove of the both secure during the planning i always had the king in my mind he considered himself a divine ruler and was always at the center of my thoughts with the mother freak show. the figures in the water remind us of the dances held at the royal court there were created by artists sean michel or tony l. together with new if. this is what it looked like in the seventeenth century. the modern day look is more open and i'm discipline