our next cartoon is by pat burns. >> carl, no!david, explain. >> it's a simple comedic analogy, seth. gun is to human what hair dryer is to snowman. >> seth: i see. quick question. what was the hair drier even plugged into? >> i don't know, seth. why were snowmen alive and talking? [ laughter ] don't be such a tight ass. enjoy the cartoon. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: fair point. anything you would like to say about our last cartoon? >> yes, "new yorker" subscriptions make excellent holiday gifts. and if you subscribe now, you get a free calendar. that's a $380 value for just $94. >> seth: that seemed more like a plug then anything about the cartoon. >> i said what i came here to say. >> seth: okay, great. [ laughter ] our next and final cartoon is by tom torro. let's take a look. >> relax. i'm here for the christmas tree. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the "late night" players, everyone. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is

so he could get his little cartoon into the paper. sis was actually his middle name. and since was his mother's main name. he became more and more interested in drying and one of the wonderful things that we have here and the collection is the notebook from oxford in international. you can see he spent a lot of time in class making little cartoons and doodling down his page perhaps more of that that he was taking notes. i think he and his first wife they came back when they came back to this country and try to make it as an artist. the first children's book that he published was to think that i saw it on mulberry street the cat and the hat came out in 57 quite a few years later of course. that was probably his most popular bucket that he did. but he did do illustrations for other authors early on. it wasn't as his own books that he did. i think the cat and the hat really thought his publishing career was get to good to take off. it made people think about a different way of teaching of how children learn to it was very different from a lot of the children's books that

he was banned from working on the papers so started using the name seuss so that he could get his cartoons into the paper. well, seuss was actually his middle name. he is theordoe geisel and suze was his mother's maiden name. he became more interested in drawing and one of the things we have in the collection is his notebooks from oxford university and i think as you took a look through it, as other people have you see he spent a lot of time in class making little cartoons and doodling down his page, perhaps more of that then he was taking notes area so i think he and then his first wife who convinced him i think that he was perhaps better suited to a life of an artist rather than a writer, came back and they came back to this country, tried to then make it as an artist and he did. so the first children's book he published was to call to think that i saw it on mulberry street, he didn't do that until 1937. the cat and the hat came out in 57, quite a few years later of course and that was probably his most popular book that he did but he did do illustrations for other authors early on. it w

>> this cartoon is kind of knocking trump for his lack of political experience, but with this cartoonhat liberals totally don't get is of experience in the real world is so much better than experience growing government. and obama, he didn't have much political experience anyway, he was a community organizer who was a senator for two years. we've got to get the community organizers out of there, we want people like trump, just today, forward ford announced that they are going to cancel their plant in mexico and create hundreds of jobs here in the u.s. that's what happened when you put people in there who have business experience. >> tom: that's what happens when you threaten people by twitter, it works. back by popular demand, "halftime report" with andy lev levy. be sure to check out the "red eye" podcast. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ >> tom: welcome back, it's time to figu

here's another cartoon. i love that cartoon. it's a pro-jackson cartoon, that hydra of corruption. jackson going up against that financial beast. it's a hard campaign for jackson . nicholas biddle flexes his muscle, and on behalf of the bank, gives clay a $50,000 campaign donations. what a lot of money for those days. but the bank, four years already, has been funding and a loaning money to newspapers all across the country. that press, all of a sudden, a couple months before the election, piling onto jackson. things look really bad. what is he going to do? is he going to win? things don't look good, but jackson is confident. in the midst of this trial, jackson says, "the bank is trying to kill me, but i will kill it." what happens? the election occurs. election day comes about, victory for jackson. jackson wins the election in a landslide. clay wins five states, jackson takes the bulk of the states. you will notice, that south carolina refuses to vote for jackson in the middle of that nullification crisis. victory for the jacksonians. this cartoon, 1833, pretty interesting. a litt

this cartoon in 1833. for low back story, in graduate a course.ook we had to take an old photograph or an old black-and-white cartoon and we had to use photoshop to color it in. i had never used photoshop before. i thought this cartoon was interesting. and didhis cartoon that. not bad for a beginner, right? look at the imagery in the cartoon. there, standing behind jackson, the common man, enthusiastically patting him on the back. the bankers, the financiers running away in fear. the newspapers, the press, all spread out on the ground. look at the demon face. look at the columns, the following columns. what is that all about? if you are familiar with the gospels, you will know there is this one time that jesus became violent. when was that? when jesus pulled up his whip and drove out the money changers from the temple. jesus saying get out of my temple to those moneychangers. jackson, like christ, has driven the moneychangers out of the temple. this is a phenomenal victory for jacksonian democracy. this is

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i thought wow, i've made it and i was looking through this book of cartoons and there's this cartoon, and it's in the book. i think it's a british magazine. phillips-starks humor magazine and it's a sleeping mexican, or a sleeping spaniard. doesn't matter, the joke works for english people who hate spanish, it works for angelos who don't like mexicans in panel one he's asleep outside on the street. what we do, right? and his aurm alarm clock goes off, i think in panel three. he turns it off, goes back inside and he sleeps on his bed. [laughter] this guy is so lazy. he sleeps on the street. his alarm clock goes off. he's got a big sombrero, of course, so you know that he's latino in some way. the alarm clock goes off and he walks and goes to bed and something happened and i -- something snapped and i started to think this really essential question, which is actually fill so have cal. why do we laugh? -- philosophical. why do we laugh? what is the or jane -- what am i laughing at? what is that? this is the funny thing about stereotypes. they don't have anything to do with intelligent. t

i was looking through a book of cartoons and this was a cartoon and it's a british magazine. it is a sleeping mexican or spaniard the joke works. from panel one he is asleep outside on the street. the alarm clock goes off in panel three. he goes back inside and he sleeps on his bed. he sleeps on the street. his alarm clock grows -- goes off. you know that he has montego and semi. the alarm clock wakes up and he walks and goes to that. something happened and something snapped. and i started to think this really essential question. why do we laugh. what is the origin of the laughter. what am i laughing at. this is a funny thing about stereotypes. they'll have anything to do with intellect. they have to do with recollection -- recognition. in humans aren't that much more sophisticated. we see something we've seen before and we feel smart we see it again. we feel like were genius. there is a sleeping mexican i have seen that before. we laugh because of that recognition some in dorfman where we are rewarded for recognizing something we've seen before. the logic of the stereotypes

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they were able to include elements of zain's favourite cartoon character, ben 10, in the design, all just 75 us dollars. assam also helped develop a 3d printing system using haptic feedback for another syrian refugee named ahmed. he was blinded by a sniper shot that went through his eyes. the echolocation system helps guide him to walk around unaided. they are planning to open fabrication labs in a refugee camp in turkey and in the northern jordanian city of irbid. it is a small but positive step to harness the talents of people forced into exile and help integrate them into a new country. brilliant.

i was looking through a book of cartoons and there was this cartoon, and it's in the book and it's from, i think it was a british magazine, iq magazine. -- a humor magazine. it's a sleeping mexican or sleeping spain, doesn't matter. the joke works for english people who make spanish. in panel one he's asleep outside on the street. we do, right? his alarm clock goes off. i think in panel three. so he turns it off, he goes back inside and he sleeps on his bed. [laughter] so it's like this guy is so lazy, he sleeps on the street. his alarm clock goes off. he has a big sombrero of course so you know he is latino in some way. the alarm clock goes off and he walks and he goes to bed. something happened, and something snapped and i started to think, this really essential questionquestion, which is actuy philosophical. why do we laugh? what's the origin of the laughter? what is causing -- what the hell am i laughing at? what is that? this is the funny thing about stereotypes. they don't have anything to do with intellect. they have to do with recogniti recognition. even a monkey can recognize a

[laughter] robert: this is a later cartoon. this time, jefferson is not being supported by the devil. in this depiction thomas there for sin -- thomas jefferson is the devil and is helping tom payne pulled down the government that was erected under george washington and john adams. we have a subsequent cartoon in the run-up to the election of 1800. here thomas jefferson is trying to burn on an altar of french despotism. the constitution of the united states of america. the flames are being kindled by a number of incendiary tracks, including the philadelphia over aurora. the chief jeffersonian republican newspaper. we see jefferson dropping from his right-hand a letter he has written to a man named philip. a back story about jefferson and philip. philip was an italian who bought a farm. when philip returned back to italy he asked jefferson to look after his farm. he would communicate with him periodically about the financial transactions of the farm. jefferson did. in 1796, to take a bit of the dryness often no, you think jeffer

there's a great cartoon where you can see him kicking the conservative candidate in the behind. he calls a major. -- a jerk. witht's stay liberacion, looking ahead at the environment. >> they're talking about environmental regression. harsh words on the front page of the paper. they are looking at what's happening in france and the united states. donald trump is about to be the president. a lot of people call him the climate skeptic in chief. congressthe 115th sitting for the first time, they have a long list of things they want to do. one of them, repeal environment regulations in the u.s. i like this cartoon in "the washington post." , trump is talking to the tidal wave saying republican house and republican d and i find and the republican supreme court just tell that decree that you must reseed. -- recede. >> facebook drawing criticism from blocking the photo of a naked statue. >> a 16th century statue. you can read all about it in "the guardian." this is a statue of neptune in italy. had chosen the photo of the statue to be her profile on facebook. facebook blocked it sing i

chris: donald trump put up cartoons about his so-called muslim band.lo: you might remember the prime minister, justin trudeau of canada, drew attention for tweeting after the ban was put in place pretty had a welcoming message for refugees, saying diversity is our strength. build a wall on the other t-shirt. globe and mail talked about a clash of civilizations we are seeing across the border between canada and the u.s. the statue of liberty is taking a beating in a lot of arab light which cartoons. you can see the statue of liberty stuck behind a barbed wire fence. from's various executive orders. there is also another statue of liberty -- these are from trump's various executive orders. you can see the statue of liberty there, crucified on letter t. chris: people are speaking out about what trump is doing, in africa. flo: the chief of the commission said this. you can see this quote in "the independent." "the very country where people were sold into the now -- ade, has a growing number of psychologists are starting to question donald trump's state of

and here is a cartoon. you can see trump ready to bid to obama. prime minister benjamin on you -- there is a gift here. in that caption, as a funeral, he is saying, "where is the kenyan?" genie: perhaps the real reason trump is in the spotlight today theecause of his feud with woman known as the greatest actor of her generation, meryl streep. at the golden globe awards. she took advantage of the opportunity to lash out against donald trump without saying his name. apparently, he did not like it one bit. of course, he took to twitter, where he said that she is overrated as an actor. people have come to meryl streep 's defense, "the daily beast" saying that the backlash is ridiculous. and on social media as well as well. there has been a whole lot of support for meryl streep. i pulled out one example i saw on facebook. if 157 awards make her overrated, what does six bankruptcies make you as a businessman? and you can see this picture from "the devil wears pr ada." genie: flow, thank you for that. , thank you for that. ,ake a look at our website man:

take a look at a cartoon in the new york times. how to thrive in an anti-elite world. that is a panel discussion. looks like a popular one here at davos. yesterday, barack obama granted commutations to 209 people and parted to give for others. >> one of those people was chelsea manning, the u.s. soldier sentenced to 35 years for leaking classified information to wikileaks. this is one of the longest punishments ever imposed on a leak. can read the article in the new york times that says obama's decision is probably rescuing manning from an uncertain future as a transgender woman in a men's military prison. they remind readers that manning tried to kill herself twice last year. republicans are outraged by the commutation, calling it outrageous, saying it sets a dangerous precedent. that story is getting a lot of attention in the u.s. but there were other part is an commutations. one getting attention in the puerto rican press because it involves oscar lopez rivera, considered to be one of the longest held political prisoners in the u.s. he spent 36 years in jail, includ

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>> great, even though i'd love to be reading a cartoon. but no. to be moving on to business.in the u.k., the whole brexit negotiations have had an impact businesses. >> that's right. some of these headlines, kind of like the funny papers themselves. barkley's choosing to make its headquarters. last year, mink is planning to add about 150 staff to their dublin operation. barkley's is concerned if u.k.-based finance companies lose easy access to the trading bloc. so-called plan a is they will indeed reach a beneficial deal. standard, chartered and credit swiss are each believed exploring their options in dublin as well. now, last year, u.k. for cars reached a 17-year high with exports to the climbing 7.5%. but brexit will not disappear can secure strong trade deals. for more on the british auto industry, here's brian quinn. metal forpedal to the british car makers in 2016. last year saw the country's largest auto production numbers since 1999. on thursday, the society of and traderscturers announced that over 1.7 million cars had been assembled in the u.k. during 2016, an 8.5%

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the press has been full of cartoons with donald trump asa full of cartoons with donald trump as a allin a china shop. but not at the moment. it is pretty calm and there is a respectful tone from the press at the moment. a respectful tone, respectful tone from the press at the moment. a respectfultone, you say, but we heard from the chinese president who was speaking at davos earlier this week. essentially he hinted at donald trump and the fear of protectionist policies, walls he is putting up, et cetera. but there is putting up, et cetera. but there isa is putting up, et cetera. but there is a sense of restraint from the chinese. but where will this leave them in terms of trade? another crucial thing this morning is chinese gdp numbers have come out. crucial thing this morning is chinese gdp numbers have come outlj think there certainly is restraint at the moment on the part of the chinese government. at this time of year we go to all manner of new year receptions and speak the chinese government officials and that's the message we are getting regarding trump. they are all holding bac

sure if that will work out or not but joni caucus, do you remember joni caucus from the doonesbury cartoon? she started off as an older woman who ran away from home and joined the crew and applied to law school and she was 38 and she was exactly 38 because the law school sent applications and he had to make up a name because he followed through and she was accepted at berkeley and gave the commencement address and went through her life but when waiting for her applications to come back and find out where she was going she's walking around in the cartoon saying nobody is going to want a 38-year-old middle-aged woman, too old, gary said it is true, can't deny it. she retired in washington, she is still around, worked with elizabeth warren for a while and retired in washington. anyway, we have been talking, i have been thinking about hillary as i have been going >> how much the fact is an woman hurt her in this campaign? >> i know the exact answer to that question. the fact that hillary was 68 years old would have been a . . . . the envelope? that has only gotten worse. do you read your email

all the good cartoons were on cable, of course, no question. so, yeah, i basically fell for, you know, whatever it was. what passed for children's programming at the time, which was cartoons and sugar cereal commercials. i think i also watched sesame street, which i loved. sesame street itself had mock-ups of advertisements. if you remember, it would be like today is sponsored by the letter a and the number 5 or something. so "sesame street" had the idea of using advertising content to get children interested and learning. that worked, in my memory. it was in fact better than the other shows. but, you know, that was my -- that was my childhood. i was raised in this situation just like everyone else. one thing i'll last say about that. i didn't realize this at the time, but there were shows like the transformers, i don't know if you remember the robots. >> oh, sure. >> i didn't -- gi joe, i didn't think of them as advertisements. but you think of it for a minute, of course they're advertisements for toys and we bought the toys. same with mtv, wh

a married woman, and all of this lusting after a cartoon is problematic, it reminds me of who framed> tom: jessica rabbit, i didn't find her groupie. creepy. >> i don't know, i don't think the aesthetic is heterosexual, do you agree with me on that? >> a woman and a male mr. clean. >> i don't think the people who thought this campaign -- >> this came from gay guys, is what you're saying? i'll back you up, mr. clean and had a great ass. >> it's a little bit strange to sexualize mr. clean, i never thought that was the idea. but now that you look at it, i guess he's a big muscle he guy. >> tom: i think that's what it was. from a physical standpoint, he's well conditioned, right? >> low body fat going. >> tom: just from cleaning or did he have to do extra stuff? >> this is what i do not like, it's false advertising, you cannot get a body like that by cleaning the kitchen. by cleaning anything, this man is at the gym all the time, he is doing this on the side because he cannot get a real job because he's always training. >> tom: we've got to go. coming up, a fond farewell to the mother of

let's say they see a cartoon but somebody that's their job is to make these cartoons so i try to weaveh and science into fun things instead of throwing a big thick textbook on the table which doesn't work for them at this age. >> the kids are smart. >> something you're already doing, the math and science in there. and you can make money from that. 0. >> they don't want to sit in a cubicle all day. >> trying to find math and science in things -- even production there's plenty of science here. all this stuff with video and editing. getting them involved in anything they're interested in. ing to find math and science that's the goal. >> going back to the statistic, half a percentage of california students took the exam last year. if you had to pick to get that number up, what should it be at? >> 100% for me. i work for the center, we have a program called level playing field institute. so come check us out. we run a program called smash. i have a picture here. this is summer math and science honors smash academy and it's a five week intense program residential for high school students who

. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons.ait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10. >>> tonight another huge protest of president trauma pops immigration order. this time on the steps of the supreme court. in less than 24 hours, the president will name his pick fort vacancy on the high court. it will make new headlines but it also create new controversy after days of protests ton night we've got breaking news. the trump administration has fired the acting attorney general. thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. she was a hold over from the obama administration in place until the senate confirms senator jeff sessions as attorney general but now fired hours after she said she would not defend president trump's executive order on immigration in court. shawnette wilson has been following all thes

. >> the first time i was on a magazine cover it was a cartoon drawing of me with a huge aftro and aachine gun. it knocked me back a bit. >> reporter: now as the obamas prepare to say good-bye, the first lady imploring americans to never giver up. >> empower ourselves with a good education and then get out there and use that education to build a country worthy of your boundless promise. lead by example with hope. never fear. and know that i will be with you rooting for you and working to support you for the rest of my life. being your first lady has been the grea and i hope i've made you proud. [ applause ] >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >>> nine days left? >> yeah. she's been such a role model for so many people. so many people teared up during that speech. >>> coming up, it's time to play in the ball pit just for grownups. >> and then there's our youngster, will, who is in the house with that story and more. >>> "world news now" conti >>> it's a new year filled with unique stories. >> will is here. >> thank you. happy new year. >> happy new year to you. for our first

you think they'd love a bright orange cartoon who promises to make the country grrrrrreat!and applause ) >> jon: play it, tommy! play it, tommy! >> stephen: in response to kellogg's pulling ads, breitbart said they were sorry to see a valued advertiser go and would work to try to repair the relationship in the future. just kidding! they actually published this article title, "#dump kellogg's: breakfast brand blacklists breitbart, declares hate for 45,000,000 readers" and went on to say "if you serve kellogg's products to your family, you are serving up bigotry at your breakfast table." bigotry? come on. cereal is not bigotry. other than, obviously, lucky charms. that leprechaun is magically offensive! that trix rabbit's weird, too. keep him away from the kids. here's some happy news. someone committed a crime and got away with it. i have to admit, i'm kind of excited about this story. there's a guy here in manhattan who stole a bucket full of gold flakes worth $1.6 million off a truck. i don't know what gold flakes are. i assume it's donald trump's breakfast cereal? ( laugh

from the justice league cartoon.nd here's what happens when the man of steel meets the president of gold. >> i know you're a sophisticated guy. the world is a mess. the world is as angry as it gets. you think this is gonna cause a little more anger? the world is an angry place. the world is a total mess. this is the single greatest meeting i've ever had with anybody, it's the highlight of my life. >> oh, wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> tomorrow, president trump gets a visit from fellow world leader british prime minister theresa may will visit the white house. that should be interesting. i see it going like this. your bent's not that big, i've built much bigger bents. the prime minister wants relationship between the united states and britain. she hasn't checked america's facebook status lately. we're already in a new relationship, his name is vlad, wrestles bears with his shirt off and knows his way around a computer, so, sorry, theresa may. one leader that trump will not be bonding with is enrique pena nieto, the m

. >> this is no saturday morning cartoon. >> you have no idea. >> luke's character ownes a constructionny, which is interesting because when he firsted talked to "e.t." 25 years ago, he was fresh off a red crew. >> a year from now i could be doing it again. i think it keeps a good perspective on things as long as you remember that. >> luke went from that to one of the world's biggest heart-throbs. >> a little less privacy. people know you who are. you just don't know who they are. you don't see them on v. >> now look is back in riverdale. and after having two kids, he said he is completely at home in the role. >> i think in some ways, this character is the closest one to me that i've ever played. he is a guy with kids and that's what he is about. kind of what i'm all about. >> and archie's mom is all about molly ringwald, that is what is playing her. she will be married to luke. >> girl power on and off the set. >> we would literally take our shirts off for each other. >> the hidden talents of a-list actresses. who can ballet dance. and who is showing offer serious pogo skills. >>> and

there aren't manyjokes out of the stories which are around, but this cartoon is always one which makesy matt. we were looking for some light relief! and we've now got these mps walking from the house of commons chamber, going, i'm just saying, triggering article 50 would bea saying, triggering article 50 would be a lot easier if we could torture the romanians. obviously, the reference to the problems back home about article 50, and donald trump's comments about torture, coats, absolutely works. theresa may on the plane out today, said, yes, i will raise torture with him. and if he says, look, if our intelligence sharing with america is based on them using torture, then that relationship collapses. now, the fundamental relationship we have with america before donald trump, we had unprecedented security and defence relationship. and then we had opposition as america chose leading voice within the european union. should be of those pillars are in dangerof union. should be of those pillars are in danger of collapsing. and what about the fundamentals of our special relationship? yet again,

. >> some cartoons you think they can just reach their hand in there. the water is extremely cold.h him out. as they move closer to one of the other holes they dug already, and man the excitement on the ice today. >> oh! he got him! he got him! >> i got him. >> they went fishing. they caught a fish. >> at the end of the day, i think the excitement truly mounts because of this. >> for the record, this is his first time fishing and ever first tat. >> and he did it with his bare hands. and he gets the honor of seeing that bass right back into the water. it was quite an exciting day. >> oh! >>> child hood, it's all about learning. here's three perfect examples. in the first one, this is three of them, i think. the murder to realization -- >> this is the greatest gift ever! >>> this next one is learning about first world problems. >> okay. >> all she wants is the alvin and the chipmunks song. >> but this one includes chipmunks among several others. >> it is fail, fail, fail until -- play alvin and the chipmunks on spotify. >> uh-oh. it's not doing it. >> is it not working? >> that's rig

couple cartoons and second and third rate movies right?ght. >> and look at us now. >> black and white movies. >> second and third rate newscast. >> not true. >> it was fun. yeah. sure. >> i'm trying to remember it was not when foxd picked it up but it had same programming. >> it's amazing you looked back to see how far you have come. >> i'm trying to remember earliest anchors. for me it was angie robinson and james adams. >> for me he mark and tony. >> let's do the forecasting. >> it was? >> yeah i was a teenager. >> let's do the forecast. we're looking here 43 washington. cool conditions rain showers today. >> i have to check your math tucker. >> for what? >> you were teenager when tony was on. >> probably early 20s, yeah, tony is an old plan is yeah. >> here's forecast. 49 today with reign showers and we'll get it outf here tomorrow. we'll have soaking rain around here until 3 or 4 pbg today and yes snowflakes tomorrow morning and light accumulation. >> all right. something different. >> so many problems with rain and everybody back to w

. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back! as you know, as we talked about last week, president trump spent much of his first week in office insisting that his inauguration crowd bi barack obama's in 2009, as well as bigger than the women's march crowd a day later, which is clearly not true. let's take a look at some photos. there you go, you can tell the difference, right in the middle with trump. but he didn't stop there. trump had his press secretary go on record to say his crowd was the biggest crowd period. this prompted news agencies to consult crowd scientists to dispute trump's false claims. we at "late night" wanted professional opinions as well, so please welcome crowd scientist dr. dave watson, everybody. [ applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> thanks for having me, seth. wow! what a great audience of roughly, uh -- [ light laughter ]

you don't look like the old cartoon of aquaman for sure.ve years. >> jimmy: that long? >> that long. >> jimmy: why? >> because they wanted it to be a secret. >> jimmy: how many people did you tell, like confidentially? >> well, i told my friends. i told them i wouldn't say anything, but i'm really bad at secrets. i like buy presents for my wife, and i'm like, just open it now. i know it's christmas and it's really far away, but you gotta open this. so i'm really bad at secrets. >> jimmy: your wife, for people who don't know is lisa bonet. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you live on a ranch in the canyon? >> kind of like a compound-ish. >> jimmy: is it a working ranch with cows and stuff like that? >> we got animals, dogs, wolves, a donkey. a snake. >> jimmy: really? >> two kids. two little feral kids. >> skate ramps and climbing walls. >> jimmy: where do you buy a donkey? you can't get that at walmart. >> my wife always wanted a donkey so i bought her one for her birthday. >> jimmy: really? and the kids are how old? >> 7 and 8. >> jimmy:

michael: a cynic would say you cannot to get with you, although i remember the cartoon with the familyith vultures looking down on this conjurer on his deathbed and he says, i know i cannot take it with me, but i can take the access code. terre: true. how did you feel the date you gave 99% of your wealth to philanthropy? warren: the timing of what i did as far as donating to philanthropy was affected by when susie died. i had to make a decision of the best way to make use of the claim checks. i wanted to come up with a rational decision as the most useful way to get the money to society. she saw every person as individually important. she felt that if there were 6 billion people on this planet, everyone deserved the same chance in life and the same chance for health, the same chance for education. i am not as charitable as a person who puts $10 and a collection plate to give up a christmas present for a child. i have never given enough that has affected me or my family. i hope that the pledge -- i would love to figure out ways to have hd that hit a broader area of society. we originall

. >> this is no saturday morning cartoon. >> you have no idea. >> luke's character owns a constructionwhen he first talked to "e.t." over 25 years ago, he was fresh off a road crew. >> a year ago i was shoveling asphalt. a year from now i could be doing it again. keep a good perspective. >> luke went from that, to one of the world's biggest heartthrobs. >> people know who you are. you don't know who they are. you don't see them on tv. >> he's back in riverdale. after having two kids, he said he's completely at home in the role. >> i think i'm somewhat of this character, the closest one to me i've ever played. here's a guy that loves his kids. that's all he's really about. kind of what i'm about. >> well, archie's mom is all about molly ringwald because that is who is going toe b playing her. therefore, she's going to be married to luke. >>> still to come, "scandal" stars, girl power on and off the set. he>> t fact that we are bonded together is really important for us to show that. >>> then, the hidden talents of a-list actresses, who can ballet dance and who's showing off some serious

all right, finally, the cartoon on the front page of the telegraph says it all as we all await britannia'se if we can bring it up. there it is. i wish vladimir putin would hack into the uk's brexit plans and tell us what is going on. hopefully vladimir and the rest of the fsb will not have to do that. thank you very much for joining us. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you benedicte and david. goodbye. the week is starting on a very mild note across scotland and northern ireland, double—figure temperatures for some of us. this was aviemore today, plenty of cloud around, but those temperatures were above normal for this time of year. but in kent temperatures were close to around 4-5dc. we temperatures were close to around 4—5dc. we start the week with high pressure building in, so a lot of settled weather. we start with outbreaks of rain from various week whether france coming through and some

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