elle fanning joins us, after the break.k at the email, bob dylan was, like, in all caps, in bold. so, they were just calling, like, timmy bob dylan. [ laughter ] so i'm the only, like, girl in america to be let down by having a rehearsal with timothee chalamet. >> jimmy: by timothee chalamet. yeah, yeah. >> i was like, "it's you?" >> jimmy: "it's only timothee chalamet? oh, gosh." so i saved hundreds. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. cool right? look at this craftmanship. i mean they even got my nostrils right. it's just nice to know that years after i'm gone this guy will be standing the test of ti... he's melting! oh jeez... nooo... oh gaa... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ you know, most people quit their new year's resolutions by the second friday in january. it's called quitter's day, [timer countdown] look it up. [timer countdown] but what if we didn't quit right after starting? or 'cause it's raining or something? [notification chime] what if we had s

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elle reeve is there. >>> trump's crackdown on immigration.stice department immigration office has been removed as trump is expected to imminently declare a formal national emergency at the southern border. alex padilla of california responds. >>> trump about to sign more executive orders in the white house tonight before going to those balls. what are those? ♪ ♪ z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. >>> breaking news. president trump is just announcing those sweeping pardons for january 6 th defendants. >> tonight i'm going to be signing on the j6 hostages pardons

elle, what are you hearing tonight?ou're right outside that prison. >> reporter: so, they were so emotional, they were almost in tears. i spoke to a lot of people here who just -- i mean, it was almost like some kind of holiday. one father, he had kids who have been in this prison, in this jail, for a year. and he spoke with a lot of emotion. take a look. >> your kids, are they charged with felonies? >> yeah, charged with everything in the book. they were -- they -- they wanted to destroy our family. they don't do bank robbers like they've done our family. they don't do rapists like they've done our family. >> we personally would like a full pardon on everybody, and we believe the justification for that is this was a big entrapment operation. we're viewing this day as in american history as the release of the iranian hostages. it's that momentous, what is occurring today. >> we're hopeful. we're happy. today's our day. >> reporter: so, just a few minutes ago i was on a bus that a group the j6 association chartered to br

they are hot in red and then elle wore this incredible gown.an catch her red carpet experience live on "access hollywood". >> let's go to the always well-quaffed al roker. he crushes the red carpet. >> stop it. >>> we are looking from st. louis all the way to the mid-atlantic states, ice, rain and snow. a little activity out west, but really, everything is fairly quiet. the big story the temperatures. single digits to teens and 20s from the plains all the way to the northeast and mid-atlantic states, great lakes. big chill there. that heavy snow in the mid atlantic. windy conditions out west as we get ready to see santa ana conditions. that will cause fire danger problems as we get into southern california. that's what's going on around >>> all right. best time of the morning, "popstart". >> still believe that in the new year >> o yeah. only several things are true in life, "popstart" being one of them. >> i appreciate that. let's get started as i live up to that. we will look at the honorees of the presidential medal of freedom. the stars show

woods and elle woods mother.bed and she's fluffing. excuse me? she's fluffing the sheets. and that was when i realized what was happening, that you can hear him. you can hear elwood giggling and laughing as she's fluffing the sheets. and you see it's shot from from here. the one thing that i found most interesting about your technique is what it must have been like for the actors. to be the person. so if i'm elwood and i'm looking at you and you're shooting it from my perspective, what is it like for the actor to perform not in front of a person, but in front of a camera? >> yeah, it's it was challenging. aunjanue ellis taylor. who plays hattie, had to, you know, as you would say, sort of unlearn or or kind of reject momentarily all of the training she'd had to not look into the camera, to not have a scene partner, to not have anyone she could touch. and she, you know, intelligently and quite brilliantly took that isolation and that loneliness and took it into the character so that she could be the grandmother an

ell: what was a car park is now essentially a river.well to wake up to, to be honest. >> the cars were largely submerged, so naturally that throughout a number of challenges for us, to work in those conditions. >> major words have -- roads have been flooded. some have had to be rescued. part of the m56 and m60 had to be closed. support is being given to anyone here who needs emergency accommodation. efforts are running high. this is the river bank in north yorkshire. flooded despite defenses being in place. >> there is nothing you can do. it just comes through the floor, and it is just awful. yunus: across the region, motorists have had to abandon their vehicles. this was not the start of 2025 that many had hoped for. yunus mulla, bbc news. annita: thousands cross the english channel in small boats and 2024. the figure is the second highest on record and an increase of 25% the previous year. last year was the deadliest in previous years with 77 people died attempting to cross. simon jones reports. assignment: the votes have been getting

a senior official ells nbc news they expect about 10% to quit. but some lawmakersre warning people not to trust this deal. >> the president has no authority to make that offer. so my message is, yeah, the president has tried to terrorize you for about a week. and then gives you a little sweetheart offer if you resign in the next week. we're just going to pay you for doing nothing for the next seven months. don't be fooled! >> nbc's alice barr joins my. the white house also tried to put a hold on federal aid. that order has caused a lot of confusion. >> reporter: good morning, frances. it certainly is. there are still a lot of questions even though that order is on hold. the federal judge has put a pause on that funding freeze until this coming monday after non-profit groups filed a lawsuit saying a pause of funds would be devastating. minutes after that ruling, 22 states and washington, d.c. sued, making the argument that the president does not have the authority to do this. the constitution gives congress the power to dictate federal spending. t

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i've never seen nothing like this before, like, from the ell to even how the sun is red. it's, it's the worst thing i've seen. looked like a bomb just went off over here. that's the only way i can describe it. >> president biden said that he is committed to paying for all the firefighting efforts through the federal government for an unprecedented 180 days. he's also sending some c-130 tankers to tackle the flames. the palisades fire, the largest of the wildfires, is just 6% contained and scorched nearly 20,000 acres. that's about 31 square miles, bigger than the island of manhattan. and the eaton fire has torched nearly 14,000 acres and is still completely uncontained. on thursday, the kenneth fire sparked near west hills, burning 900 acres into ventura county. fire crews have stopped the forward progress and evacuation orders there have been lifted. many los angeles area schools are closed again today due to air quality issues. and over 250,000 remain without power this morning. let's turn now to morgan chesky, who starts off our coverage. >> reporter: while crews say t

no hay manera de comenzar ell 20 25. >> hoy no extendimos.e todo lo de andrea en todos los programas de televisiÓn en casa con telemundo, el gran exitazo de las tardes de nuestra protestar en contra de la presencia de la patrulla frfronteriza desde fresno. tenes las imágenes. además, hablamos en exclusiva con los bomberos especializados mexicanos que llegaron a los Ángeles para ayudar con la extinción de los incendios forestales. cómo se prepararon? en minutos. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero? telemundo, california, fin de semana. qué tal? muy buenas noches y gracias por informarse con este su equipo. les saluda fátima navarrete. después de los operativos de la patrulla fronteriza esta semana que terminaron con decenas de detenciones en el valle central. han habido varias manifestaciones en diferentes partes de la región para mostrar apoyo a la comunidad indocumentada. hay cientos de personas se congregaron en fresno. abraham peña estuvo ahí para mostrarnos el llamado que hicieron. nosotros queremos legalización. queremos legalización. n

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ha dicho ell pentÁgono un sargento y un capitÁn entre ellos. del Ío potomac. fueron labores muy intensas las de las Últimas horas que a las 04:00 pasaron del rescate a la recuperaciÓn. porque ya se ha dicho, y esa es la trÁgica noticia se descarta la posibilidad de sobrevivientes. esta noticia la dio aquÍ mismo, en esta terminal uno del aeropuerto ronald reagan, el jefe de los bomberos de washington d.c. y asÍ fue como lo dijo. >> here now a point where we are switching from a rescue operation to a recovery operation. um, at this point. we don't believe there any survivors from this accident. and we have recovered twenty seven people from the plane and one from the helicopter. >> las autoridades han dicho que van a estar dando actualizaciones continuas hoy mismo. se espera que pua haber otro informe aquÍ a unos pies de nosotros, donde se ha puesto el lugar para estas conferencias de prensa. hoy hablÓ tambiÉn aquÍ el secretario de transporte. el nuevo secretario de transporte acaba de ser juramentado y ya enfrenta su primera crisis. y lo ha dich

. >> mucho entusiasmo para apoyarlos, ya que, como ustedes saben, ell gobierno federal, comisiÓn nacionalen los Ángeles hasta cuando los necesiten. se espera que llegue otro grupo de bomberos mexicanos a los Ángeles para darles una mano. >> desde riverside. soy yo mara lopez telemundo 52. >> la solidaridad tambiÉn ha llegado de parte de ucrania. el presidente de este paÍs, volodÍmir, zelenski, ofreciÓ ayuda a california en un video publicado en las redes sociales. zelenski dijo haber dado instrucciones al ministro del interior y a los diplomÁticos para que preparen el posible despliegue de 150 bomberos hacia estados unidos. la guardia nacional de california dijo que la oferta era nada menos que extraordinaria. los incendios forestales no solo han dejado destrucciÓn en tierra, sino tambiÉn una amenaza invisible que afecta a millones de personas. y es la contaminaciÓn del aire. sonia aparicio sÁnchez investigÓ cuÁles son los impactos del humo en la salud y cÓmo protegernos. >> entre las mÁs de 12.000 estructuras quemadas en los incendios de california estÁ la de esta madre de cuatro menores

inside, residents like ell henderson, trapped without running water or power.ust a complete swimming pool outside. what should be the car park is now essentially the river mersey. that wasn't a nice thing to wake up to on the 1st ofjanuary, to be honest! when we got here the water was three _ when we got here the water was three or— when we got here the water was three or four feet deep and the cars were — three or four feet deep and the cars were submerged and that creates— cars were submerged and that creates a _ cars were submerged and that creates a number of challenges for us _ creates a number of challenges for us to— creates a number of challenges for us to work in those conditions. major roads have been flooded. this was the relief road to manchester airport. some had to be rescued. part of the m56 and the m60 were also closed. almost a month's worth of rain has fallen in parts of the north west in the last 48 hours and support is being given to anyone here who needs emergency accommodation. river levels are running high. this was the river bain in leyb

ell beyond the >> i don't know the answer to that, jack, do you have anything to add? we don't have anything to add about that. yes? >> this is for secretary duffy. can you reassure americans the u.s. still has the safest airspace in the world? >> the question is, can i guarantee the american flying public that the united states has the most safe and secure airspace in the world, and the answer to that is, absolutely, yes, we do. we have early indicators of what happened here, and i will tell you with complete confidence we have the safest airspace in the world. >> when it comes to informing these families who tragically lost their loved ones, what does that look like so far? have any of them been involved? the flight manifest, any details you can provide on that front? >> all i can say is that we have published the 1-800 number. we have family assistance centers set up here in dca. we do in wichita as well. i'm not at liberty to give the number of families at have been -- that have used those services. but we are making that use. we have over 100 team members that are

what he wants from the governor or he can, trump can then say, well, we're withholding the money or,r,ell, we're thinking it over or, well, we can only give you x, y, or z and make things difficult. he has that kind of leverage. now, look, there's a price to pay to the extent that if t trump doe play that kind of a game, there could be a lot of blowback, because obviously, if fema decides to play footsie in some way or another with california, why can't why can't it be that way? other places, and therefore it's politicized and a lot of people could be unhappy. and he's talking about just disbanding fema altogether. larry trump 2.02.0. he seems like a much more skilled politician. he was a rookie back in 2017, and now he seems more skilled. is that is that how you see it? rajeev well, you've heard the old saying love is better the second time around. well, being president, the second is better the second time around. he knowshe story now. he understands where the levers of power are. he knows how to pull those levers of power, and he's got all the people where he wants them from experience

larry sabato karina elle reeve, naama levy and daniella gilboa. are set to be part of the latest round of hostage for prisoner exchanges. our teams are positioned across the region ahead of the swap. >> welcome to. >> the lead, i'm jake tapper. we start this hour with our politics lead and the politicization of federal disaster aid. today, in his first presidential trip outside washington since his inauguration, president trump visited disaster stricken north carolina, where the impacts of the massive flooding in the aftermath of hurricane helene are still being felt roughly four months later. while criticizing fema's response to hurricane helene during the biden years, trump indicated that he may get rid of the federal agency and believes responses to disasters should be left to the states. >> i'll also be signing an executive order to begin the process of fundamentally reforming and overhauling fema, or maybe getting rid of fema. i think, frankly, fema is not good. >> right now. president trump is on his way to los angeles, california, to view d

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prometió luchar por la igualdad plena y también ell acso a oportunidades para todos los puertorriqueñosgran mayoría de la isla. un día después de que experimentó un apagón masivo que había dejado a más de 1,3 millones de clientes a oscuras justo en la víspera de año nuevo. mientras tanto,a autoridad de energía eléctrica de puerto rico lucha por reestructurarse. más de 9 mil millones de dólares en deuda. la más grande de las agencias gubernamentales en esa isla. si usted está planeando viajar por avión este año, preste atención, ya que a partir de mayo será necesario presentar la identificación conocida como real id al viajar dentro del país. a continuación le explicamos quiénes pueden tramitar una. prepare no solo maletas, también una nueva identificación. si entre sus propósitos de año nuevo está el viajar en avión en este 2025, no la conozco. y es que a partir del 7 de mayo viajeros mayores de 18 años deberán presentar una real id al viajar por aire dentro del país o para entrar a edificios federales de alta seguridad. el objetivo? según funcionarios, aumentar la seguridad en aeropuer

gael lala chávez, quien forma parte de la comunidad trans y se identifica como elle, se refiere a unaerá 2 géneros masculino y femenino. el presidente trump está enfocado a menos de 1% de la que es la comunidad trans. ok, en cuándo deberíamos estar este enfocado en la gasolina, en los precios de la leche, del de los huevos? gael es directora ejecutiva en un centro de recursos para la juventud lgbtq en san francisco y resalta que la bahía continuará siendo un espacio seguro para esta población. nosotros, el área de la bahía, no nos vamos a cerrar las puertas a la a las personas trans, vengan de donde vengan y vamos a pelear como siempre hemos peleado. el decreto condena que los hombres se identifiquen como mujeres y tengan acceso a espacios íntimos de un solo sexo, argumentando que esto puede poseer un peligro en lugares diseñados para mujeres, como refugios de violencia doméstica. pero otros miembros de la comunidad lgtbq no lo ven así. vamos a ir para atrás otra vez. william herrera trabaja en esta tienda en san francisco, donde dice que algunos de sus compañeros se verán afectados.

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cnn elle reef was on the scene at the capitol speaking to rioters who broke in that day. my sources tonight. i'm so glad to have both of you here given that. donie, just for you, being here today n that span of that four years, 1,500 people were criminally charged for what you both witnessed that day. and now you were at the d.c. jail where those convicted are being held. what are they feeling? >> yeah. >> two weeks away from trump taking power. >> i would say the jail here in d.c. where some january 6th convicts and people who are waiting trial are being held. people have been holding a vigil for almost 900 nights now. every single night supporters, family members of people who are locked up who want these people to be pardoned. and they are pushing trump very, very, very hard for these pardons. and we have i think some shots from outside the jail tonight. they say they're not going to accept anything other than total pardons for everybody from the proud boys all the way down. >> i mean, and they actually call in from inside the jail. >> it's surreal. yeah, it's quite su

by time, the san francisco library journal, kirkus reviews and elle chen is the recipient of fellowships from the new york public library's cullman center. fulbright, u.s. scholar program. new york for the arts and the new york institute for the humanities, a uw and macdowell. she is a professor of creative nonfiction and the head of so many accolades. a tongue tied. it's college and the head of the cuny center's american studies program. we did it. okay. tenacious c forward is a writer, researcher and critic working at the intersection of, politics and culture. she has forged an international reputation for her groundbreaking on the history of black style, fashion and social movements. tunisia was honored as one of the roots 100 most influential african-americans. she is currently a professor at the graduates cuny, where she teaches courses on american and african diaspora biography and memoir and the geopolitics of fashion. tonight, who lives in harlem? her most recent book is our secrets molly moon and the glamor money and power behind the civil rights movement. the huffington post na

ell, that's -- that is the kind of issu i tnk the sec is well equipped to deal with. if that, you know, were to result from affirming the cour of appeals' judgment, then the sec could look at that. 's nkered with item 105 before to change the standard for what needs to be disclosed, and it could well do so again. yes. >> justice kavanaugh? >> you said there's no fair notice here. i guess -- i guess i'm not really seeing that, because all the hypotheticals have illustrated a lot of uncer about when a company would be required to disclosehy not. t that blends back into the question i rearlier and the chief raised, wh why can't the sec just write a reg it's very simple, i think, to add to 105 something light, -- when the company discloses the risk of a future event that could cause harm, also disclose any past occurrences of that event. >> i think -- >> why -- could the sec do that? clrer in this regard, ande maybe it could someday, but i don't think the sec feels that it hasn't already itten the regs. >> well, why -- i mean, why does the judiciary o walk the plank on th

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and elle make the decision probably over the the next 30 days.k it would be a good thing. i'd only do it if the united states benefits. well, we're fortunate to have kurt the cyber guy joining us to help break this down. this is a hugely popular app, and i think the president does want the save it. >> and there's billions and billions of dollars at stake, and the president, i think, wants to be the hero here. rightfully so, because there's an opportunity. and he's right. he's set up in this way to where he could have the u.s. win, but he could also dictate -- he's controlling that rudder. he's going to be the one that decides who gets to buy twitter -- i mean, yeah, tiktok. or if it won't go at all. so, i mean, it's really in his hands at this point. and if what we do know is that there were reports earlier before the president said this on air force one last night. he came back, reporters were asking some clarification about where this deal is right now, and he said, no, larry ellison of oracle is not in the discussions. but we're hearing otherw

winner zoe zaldana and mom, ariana grande and mom, dakota and elle fanning with grandma, plus glenn and powells. more wins on stage and the red carpet all ending with a big night for emelia perez on hollywood's golden night. >> it's just so beautiful. >> robin: and demi moore with a break through. >> this is the first time i have ever won anything as an actor. >> robin: with her family cheering her on. ♪ everyone can you see we're together ♪ >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday "good morning america." >> robin: it's not just monday, it's the first monday of the new year. the golden globes, seeing all the families together, was quite special. >> rebecca: that was really nice watching demi's children, her daughters cheering her on. that was a great moment. we're going to share more coming up. it's a busy monday. we are tracking the first congestion pricing. take a live look at the streets of manhattan. the very first rush hour under the new rule. drivers will now have to pay a toll to use the busiest streets in the city. now the big question, is this going to head to other ci

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nominated to the air force academy, tan ell connell, cooper davis, issac friedman, kaitlin maxine and nathan cystin, and elijah their. . . . . s while this is sad, george will leave the office this fall and attend law school at the university of maryland, baltimore. congrats, george. you've done a wonderful job for us. we'll miss you and see you again. as every member knows, this job is impossible without great staff so i sincerely thank you all for the work and dedication you've shown me, our district, and this country. you know, just like back in church in perkington, after joy would come a concern and he would say if two or three are gathered in my name, i'm there among them. i'd like to ask those in this chamber to keep these and all americans in your prayers. amy from arlington is asking for strength and healing as her father undergoes treatment for cancer. david from mansfield is filled with hope as his wife recovers from recent surgery. maher -- maher journey go -- may her journey be smooth. and robert from it walks hatchee seeks -- waksahatchee. and another one asks for help a

. >> donie o'sullivan, elle reeve greet both of you reporting.hour, special counsel jack smith in his final report that he's expected to issue on his investigation into donald trump, trump's attorneys now responding. we have more right after this quick break. >>> breaking news as we have just learned from a filing that donald trump's attorneys and attorneys for his allies have now reviewed special counsel jack smith's report that he is preparing to publish as soon as in the coming days. my legal source tonight is the former federal prosecutor elliott williams. elliott, we had you booked on something totally different. but this came down. and we're reading through this. and i'll talk about why this filing happened. but the big news here is that trump's attorneys and attorneys for his allies have gone in, and it says. >>from january 3rd to january 6th, so over this weekend, to review a draft of the report that we knew jack smith was planning to publish before biden leaves office. >> right. >> but now this filing is coming from john irving, other at

carley: she didn't actually go to law school herself but she did famously play harvard's law student elleourse hilarious sequel. first lady melania trump striking power pose in white house portrait. seen leaning forward with a business suit with her hands rested on a table. the washington monument towers in the background. >> this was taken the day after president trump's inauguration. the black and white snapshot taken by the same recover from who took melania's 2017 white house portrait seen here on the right. president trump and vice president j.d. vance official portraits have also been released. those are your headlines. brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much for that hollywood minute or two. >> carley: or three. >> brian: a new chinese artificial intelligence app. shaking up the tech world and stock market. the u.s. is winning the tech race. deepseeks a.i. assist app. jumped to the top of the apple app. store and wiped a trillion dollars off the u.s. stock market. kurt the cyberguy joins us now. what is it about this that rocked us. >> kurt: time something number one. so have

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his cousin elle writing on x, you did our family so dirty alleging holker made me and his actual familyfuneral. holker writing in her book that an nda was needed in order to protect the privacy of her late husband. >> the reason for having an nda in 9 -- the first place is to keep sensitive information completely private. it's extremely rare for family members to be asked to sign an nda about a deceased family member. >> now, meanwhile, holker hopes sharing her story will help other people recognize what she said were missed red flags. move magazine is out now, and proceeds will fund a mental health organization. and listen up, in you or someone is struggling, you can call or text 988 for 24/7 support, but certainly a lot of people talking about this. >> rhiannon: really sad to see them feuding like this. >> gio: it is. >> whit: thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up here on "gma," espn's sam acho joins us to size up the teams in the college football playoff national championship. that's ahead. joins us to size teams in the national football championship. that's ahead. so am i.

zoe saldana won for her supporting role and elle mall won best original song. time i've ever won anything as an actor. in other big screen honors, demi moore won best performance by an actress in a motion picture musical or comedy for the substance. sebastian stan took best performance by an actor for a different man. fernando torres was the winner for her lead dramatic role in i'm still here. kieran culkin was awarded for his supporting role in a real pain. host nikki glaser ran the show and broke out her comedic roasting skills. >> zendaya, you were incredible in dune. oh my god, i woke up for all of your scenes. >> stars of the small screen added trophies to their collection, including hacks back in the spotlight, nabbing best television series, comedy or musical limited series went to baby reindeer, shogun took best tv drama, cinematic and box office achievement was also celebrated, and that honor went to the musical adaptation wicked. >> maybe that we have that courage and that strength to not give up, but to rise up and take the road off the yellow brick

someone who is at home watching make a decision about whether they'll come for her not based on how so ellssition is treated. that doesn't mean when you put in a position to making a decision that isn't some level of due process that's also owed whether it's on a college campus company supreme court nomination or everything in between. depending on the said if it's a criminal justice setting we know what that burden is. if it's the supreme court is not a criminal setting that it still relevant. at least basic fairness would argue that the accused has an opportunity to respond and there has to be some level of cooperation. this is a difficult topic which to an unsystematic and sometimes especially if there's a distance of time and recollections makes it difficult to address. the bottom line is i think we are confronting an issue that for decades quite frankly went underreported and underappreciated. using evidence of that just in the five years and always have a similar dynamic in terms of the workplace. someone in a powerful and dominant position was able to get away with it on someone anym

and i jokingly said to giaia, ell, you know, if annette was going to be a bevertainer, that would be, beautiful intense work. and then, my last day, right before i left the casino, gia coppola walked up and said, "annette is dancing in five minutes." [ laughter ] the way she used it in the movie was extraordinary. and it's -- it's very emotional. and beautiful. so, yeah. mommy dances in "the last showgirl." >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] i want to show -- [ cheers and applause ] i want to show everyone a clip. here's jamie lee curtis in -- >> not dancing. am i dancing? >> jimmy: no, not -- not dancing. no, this is just you straight acting. [ light laghter ] here's jamie lee curtis in "the last showgirl." take a look at this. >> phyllis, you want another ginger ale? >> oh, yes please. >> yeah, and a little jack daniels? >> oh, ho-ho, yes, honey. >> thanks, annette. >> you know, i don't like that. it makes you think like i'm irresponsible. i am not irresponsible. i'm thinking of opening an ira. >> oh, i think you're too old to open an ira. >> okay, whatever. i just -- i mean, you k

>>ell, let's go to south san jose in the south bay right now because that citis getting a new chick-fil-a, the fa food chain's 6th spot in the bay area is going to be on silver creek road right near the target and lver creek plaza. the new drive-thru is expected to open farly soon. we don't know the exacdate they haven't released that just yet. but we know it soon. it'll be the first chick-fil-a, by the way, in east san jose. >> it is 9.56. and up next on the kron 4 morning news. the fires in southern california continue to burn 3 big ones in la county with the death toll rising. we'll have the latest numbers for you and also how crews from the bay area and the rest of the country are helping out. we'll take a look at with the bay area crews are doing on the front lines. and san jose officials starting today to move out rv dwellers and force them from city streets will tell you where this happened. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news, firefighters continue to battle 3 major wildfires in la county as the death toll continues to climb. plus, a violent start to the new year in oakland, a