directed by chris o'donnell. what it is like when chris is your boss? >> you know, chris always has a lot of ideas about things anyway. it works well. >> tell us a little something. does he try to take control and use power? >> power? >> is that what you call it? >> oh, chris. >> this is why we love him. >> right. >> we get to have fun. >> it's always good. how about "the lip sync battle?" >> so many people are going on that show tonight. it's crazy. it's been a lot of fun. we have the holiday special coming up. >> i understand that you're going to have someone joining the rhythm nation. >> no question. >> november 19th? >> yes. november 19th. >> we have to watch it. >> check it out. >> and in the new season starts in january. l.l., always a pleasure. you know we love when you come by. >> never a dull moment. >> "lip sync battle" is amazing. here what's coming up next. >> i have something that no one else has? >> kristen bell opens up about the early days f her relationship and marriage. >> fighting and hating each other and loving each other and then g

>> chris o'donnel couldn't bare looking at his 19-year-old self. >> it's hollywood drug, i don't know if it's gotten me yet. i enjoy coming out here and i think it's exciting. >> i can't watch this. i'm sorry, you're killing me. >> not bad, kevin. that was back in '85 while promoting american flyers, today he has advice for his 30-year-old sell. >> i've been lucky in the films. don't go into this business. don't do it. it's going to break your heart 100 times. >> my son loves it here. >> jason ritter just a boy in his first e.t. appearance. >> i've been coming to the zoo for a week. he goes zoo. >> oh my god. >> it's hard not to get a little sentimental looking at that face and remembering the special relationship e.t. had with his dad. he was hamming it up for our cameras and we loved him for it. >> i remember the first time i saw him on tv and in the room at the time. you don't go in there and shrink and be a weird0 and come back out. >> name nick carter and i'm from tampa, florida. >> that was before i met -- right before i met them. >> oh my god. interview, 1992. he was a contesta

. >> chris o'donnell couldn't bear looking at his 19-year-old self. >> can't wait to see what this kidcoming out here and i think is exciting. look at this. you get that chicago accent? i can't watch this. sorry. you're killing me. >> you can tell christie brinkley's first time is in the 80s. big hair, big shoulder pads. >> and also, the modeling takes me you know, paris one day. japan the next day. >> i look like tom cruise. risky business. >> look to,ute you are, though. >> earrings. >> no, i like that -- >> just so 80s. >> hugh jackmanhow c wasn't thal known in 2 t001 and today expla who he was going through canadian customs, going to an x man audition. >> what are you doing? >> auditioning for wolf reason. >> wolverine? sign this for me. where is that passport? sign this. >> i said, i'm only on audition. jinx it.ing to so what. >> and first "e.t." memory, promoting "princess bride." >> i like the color blue. >> so i don't know what to say,. for some reason i wore turquoise shirt and pit stains were out of control. >> na na na ♪ >> not bad, kevin. back in '85 while promoting america

. >> chris o'donnell couldn't bear "tmz" tour! announcer: now, tmz fine dining presents buena sera, may i show you u your table in the corner of the dorm room? starring nicole murphy. katie: nicole murphy out at mr. i enjoy coming out here and i chow's. look at this. we talk to her about the new hottest restaurant in new york city, a restaurant called you're killing me. pit. it's located in a dorm room in brinkley's first time is in the columbia university. harvey: what? announcer: no zagat rating, no >> and also, the modeling takes me to, you know, paris one day. menuu and no enforcement because the entire thing is illegal. but tell us more. katie: this 21-year-old student jonah raider started a >> look how cute you are, though. restaurant in his kitchen in his dorm room. it's booked up through december. you can't get in. >> his roommate must hate that. do you show up for your reservation, there's a sock on your door knob? what do you do? announcer: you wait known in 2 thu001 and today explain patiently. what abouounicole? is she

chris jansing is in paris. keir simmons is in brussels. kelly o'donnellat the white house where the french president will meet with president obama tomorrow. and pete williams is in washington, tracking how cities across this country are reacting in the wake of new threats. let's get right to the latest developments, the paris prosecutor confirms today that an explosive belt without a detonator, has been found in a paris suburb. it was apparently found in a trash bin. police also found a mobile phone. nbc news talked to an eyewitness, a student who lives in that area, where the belt was found. >> the mayor told us, yes, it was a belt, a bomb belt. and i said, okay, this is something very serious, and i was very shocked because as you can see, the street is very calm. it's just some people very calm. i said how can someone put a belt in my street? >> nbc's chris jansing joins me now from paris. chris, obviously, this is a scary development. what do we know about it right now? >> well, it's also a huge bit of luck here, steve. because you know that over the

. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell is live there at the white house for us. first, nbc's chrisris. fill us in on what more the paris prosecutor said, especially about this other suspect. >> reporter: yeah. there's a growing sense of unease here and watching social media and newspaper websites, the quotes replaced by what the french prosecutor was saying. let's start with that new suspect, a massive search now on for a man named mohammed abrini seen at a gas station more than an hour north of paris driving a clio and the passenger salah abdeslam. he, of course, is the one when's been the subject of a broad search including more than a thousand police dedicated to finding him in belgium. caused the shutdown virtually over several days of brussels. he is considered along with this other new suspect armed and dangerous and police are asking for the public's help as that he release the surveillance videos to find them. in addition to that, we are learning that the master mind who was killed in those overnight raids going on for seven hours in saint-denis last week hours away apparen

holiday break, i should tell that you as you could just tell, chris hayes was doing his show live after my show tonight, lawrence o'donnell is also going to be here live, so, officially, i know that we are sort of -- nearing the holiday break, but your holiday break does not start until after lawrence's live show is over tonight. so, buckle in. this is sometime technically part of a school night, which makes me all the more happy that you're here. in 2004, our friend al sharpton, who now works here at msnbc, al has a show here sunday mornings at msnbc, al sharpton as you may remember in 2004, he ran for the democratic nomination for president of the united states that year. al sharpton did not win that nomination, but his campaign was a hoot. and every debate he was in was a better debate and a lot more fun because he was in it. and during his campaign for the presidency in 2004, the reverend al sharpton was asked to host "saturday night live." and he said yes and naturally, he did great. look at him. it's great. but that invitation and in accepting that invitation that led to an interesting tv asterisk in the 2004 presid

holiday break, i should tell that you as you could just tell, chris hayes was doing his show live after my show tonight, lawrence o'donnellre live, so, officially, i know that we are sort of -- nearing the holiday break, but your holiday break does not start until after lawrence's live show is over

jimmy's guest are chris evans, robert downey junior, kristin ritter and music from fall out boys. "action news" continues at the four credit 30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnellmeteorologist david murphy a and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardener, good night. >> ♪

jimmy's guest are chris evans, robert downey junior, kristin ritter and music from fall out boys. "action news" continues at the four credit 30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnellteorologist david murphy a and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardener, good night. >> ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, from "captain america: civil war," chris evans and robert downey jr., marvel's "jessica jones," krysten ritter, and music from fall out boy, with cleto and the cletones. and now for good measure, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]

o'donnell, thanks so much. >>> joining me now is utah republican congressman chris stewart, a member of the intelligence committee to see you, congressman. >> good to be with you, thank you. >> let me ask you about some of the news of today. you've got the russian jet being shot down by turkish forces. lot of worries this morning when we first heard that news, that this would enflame things and cause a reaction from the russians. so far we're not seeing one, but are you concerned that this destabilizes things further? >> very clearly it does. and i don't think we're surprised russia hasn't reacted yet. but i would be surprised if they don't. i'm fairly certain that ultimately they will. it shows how chaotic and how really just on the edge of a knife this area is. the airspace is very tight. the ground fight is very tight. as soon as you take off, you're nearly violating someone's airspace. at that point, it just requires a very specific raule of engagement, very tight coordination among the allies. we don't see that. it shows what a tinderbox we're trying to manage and the challenge, i think we have failed in man

o'donnell is off today. we are in very good hands. anthony mason is with us and chris johnson is also with us.d you're with us. >> thank you. >>> a russian plane crash investigators believe it may have been caused by a bomb on. u.s. intelligence intercepted messages from isis members talking about bringing down the jet. a top british official calls a bomb explosion a significant possibility. >> u.s. government security professionals will meet today to discuss ways to enhance aviation security. the disaster killed all 224 people on board the plane after it took off from sharm el sheikh. allen pizzey is in cairo where investigators are pushing back that terrorists caused the crash. >> good morning. >> reporter: here in cairo, the egyptian civil aviation authority insisted this morning, its airport security is up to international standards and they said there is no evidence yet to support the bomb theory. the startling admission that tied into claims of responsibility of an isis affiliate were spelled out to the end of a special meeting of the british cabinet's crisis committee. former secretary

chris and mary? >>> alex thank you. let's check in with cbs this morning nora o'donnell and charlie rose join us with a preview. >> reporter: good morning we are on breaking news. two americans killed in jordan. your kids could be using to hide inappropriate photos. also prize winning protographer iconic city including new york city from thousands of feet up. >>> and hamilton's creator takes us back stage as part of our 60 minutes conversation. morning. we'll see you in a few minutes. guys thanks so much. see you at 7:00. you go, next. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel >>> what you need to know before you go, breaking news, two blocks north of pen station three people shot, one person is dead and two others wounded in a shooting in the subway. there is still a suspect on the lo

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