emily king from the mercedes-benz stage. no with music from summer walker, and we will have guillermo's exclusive report from the super bowl as well? >> guillermo: yeah, tomorrow night, yes. >> jimmy: there's camera guys in front of you. [ laughter ] who did you get? >> guillermo: tom brady. [ chees and boos ] >> jimmy: bill -- bill -- bill bullicheck? >> jimmy: almost, yes. >> guillermo: the coach of the ram. >> sean mcvay? >> guillermo: yeah. todd gurley. and the quarterback of the rams. >> jimmy: jared goff, all right, very good. guillerm guillermo, the football expert. all the ins and outs, he knows them. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is one of the all-time comedy greats. he is a legendary legend who adds rabbi to his long list of roles in the new movie "untogether," it opens in theaters andvod a week from friday. please welcome billy crystal. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: there he is. i told you he was coming. >> wow. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm

tonight -- billy crystal, christina aguilera, desus nice and the kid mero, plus music from emily kingand now, for good measure, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome. that's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i'm glad you're here. i'm glad we're all here. i know why --

bringing wild animals, charles pierce, desus and mero, rita moreno, with music from cypress hill, emily kinguest is a motion picture star named for his mountain-fresh scent. starting monday, he brings his talents to the small screen in a new limited series on tnt called "i am the night." please say hello to chris pine. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: good to see you. >> last time i saw you was at the concert. >> jimmy: that's right. at the tribute to chris cornell at the forum. it was, what, like last wednesday night? >> yeah, it was beautiful. >> jimmy: that was some show, huh? >> metallica, alice in chains, miley cyrus was there. she did a beautiful job. >> jimmy: she was great. i'm sure you were excited to see everybody. but who were you most excited to see? >> i mean. metallica for me. >> jimmy: that's your band? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you talk to them? >> i definitely made my way back stage, maybe having had one too many. >> jimmy: oh, really. did you embarrass yourself in front of metallica? >> i struck a deep, at least on my part, conversation about who the best drummer in the world

tomorrow night, billy crystal will be here and we'll have music from emily king.thursday, viggo mortensen, rita moreno, and music from summer walker. so please join us then. our first guest tonight is a remarkably talented woman who holds nearly every acting award on earth. her tv show is called "how to get away with murder." watch it thursday nights on abc. please welcome tony, emmy and oscar-winner viola davis. [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? good to see you. i like your hair. it's big. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: boy, i wish i had an afro. i really do. i would love to have a rfro. >> you do? >> jimmy: i do, but i don't have one. >> afros are really difficult to maintain. >> jimmy: to keep it in the shape? >> everything is hard with the fro, it's hard to moisturize it, which is why i always used to wear wigs. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> you know, until i did something that really stopped it for a long period of time. i went to get an mri, and i put a wig on my head. >> jimmy: okay. >> you don't know that in order to keep a wig on your head, y

plus music from summer walker and emily king. please join us for all that.rst guest is an american treasure with a heart of gold and a neck of gold too. you can see him alongside taraji p. henson in the new comedy "what men want." it opens in theaters february 8th. please welcome tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yes! >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you look good, you look happy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: did you know this is your 25th appearance on our show? >> and i didn't get paid once! >> jimmy: you got paid once, yeah. we paid you one time. but it's great to have you here. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. i feel good. >> jimmy: do you? >> yeah, feel good. >> jimmy: you celebrated -- actually, i should mention to you, because a member of our studio audience, dorothy, is celebrating her 97th birthday tonight here. >> i know dorothy! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how do you know dorothy? >> me and dorothy got kids together. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do. >> what's up? i love you mark may. that's my baby girl. you're getting

king, that he should find a different line of work. i think people believe the president should do the same thing. emily: if donald trump had said what steve king said, if donald trump said that, i think you would have seen a similar reaction from the republican party and i think some of the coverage suggests otherwise and i don't think that's fair. howie: the atlantic has a 7,000 word piece that says "impeach." the argument is the house should move toward impeachment. in the wake of that we have buzzfeed. i want to play astounded bite of one of the "buzzfeed" reporters talking to cnn. >> have you seen any of that other corroborating evidence? >> no, i have not seen it personally. but the officials we spoke to are read into that aspect of the special counsel's investigation. howie: that was anthony cormier. emily: they were giving interviews the day the story came out. they were saying conflicting things. one was saying they had seen the documents and the other said they hadn't. it made the story and their conduct look even more ridiculous. it's got a news division and has some good reporting. the other

of women's rights activist emmeline pankhurst outside buckingham palace and emily davison throwing herself in front of the king's horse at the darby there iconic images from one nine hundred thirteen the struggle for women suffrage in europe is just heating up. in germany activists like helen ally and clarke at second were a driving force to get the vote where women were banned from even attending political gatherings until nineteen zero zero eight from nine hundred fourteen external factors shaped the role of women in society. the first world war began many say that women's contribution to the war effort back home helped secure them the vote in one thousand nine hundred in britain and in germany. after the revolution women throng to the streets to vote for the first time in the elections to the national assembly in january nine hundred nineteen. the late comers to the table of women's suffrage were spain in one thousand nine hundred thirty one france in one thousand nine hundred forty four and italy in one thousand nine hundred forty five and in portugal women were barred from voting in national politics until

emily: i know you're continuing to monitor that trial for us. ian king, bloomberg tech. thank you both. coming up, microsoft wins a massive contract from the u.s. department of defense. does it mean they have the upper hand on future bids? and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius x.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the u.s. defense department has awarded microsoft a $1.76 billion five-year contract to support the defense apartment, the u.s. coast guard, and the intelligence community. microsoft and amazon in the running for another bid. naomi next covers corporate influence for us joining us from washington. what is the significance, naomi, of microsoft winning this contract in the context of other contracts still open? naomi: yes, well it certainly , helps microsoft as it continues to make its case to the pentagon that it's the best company to be a major cloud provider for the defense department. you know what it essentially , means is it's deepening its relationship with the defense department, with the i

regina king is not among the supporting actor names. so emilyd the lead actor remain the favorites. and the juiciest race remains in best female lead between two strong performances. ♪ i'll never leave the ground lady gaga of "a star is born," and "the wife's" glenn close. on the tv side, the ensembles of "the marvelous mrs. maisel," and golden glove fave "the kaminsky method" will slug it out for comedy. while "the americans" and "ozark" will try to take down best drama, "this is us," and when it's all done, the after party can begin. for "good morning america," chris connelly backstage at the sag awards. >> that was nice to have alan alda there. that was great. >>> we'll have more with lady gaga and bradley cooper coming up in just a moment. >>> also, how the whole country may be able to score free chicken wings. if the right super bowl scenario plays out. who doesn't like chicken wings? >> do we have chicken wings today? >> maybe ahead of "pop news." today? >> maybe ahead of "pop news." at consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for y

king, jr. historical park in atlanta. but a recent announcement from national park service is is turning that around and emily has a the storyour before tens of thousands of people will be upon a change in fate. >> we have to go straight to hallelujah. >> martin luther king, jr. historical park -- >> highest praise will be open to the public this holiday weekend. >> that will be so nice overall -- we're celebrating his life. >> traditionally there's nothing profound about guests gaining indoor access to sights at the historic parks but considering the government shutdown, this is a welcome surprise. >> due to the federal government shutdown, i'm not in the office and i'm una i believe to respond to phone calls. the government shutdown has shut off kings birth home church where he delivered first sermon one of the south desegregated fire house and visitors center for nearly four weeks. but in 83,500 grant from the delta airlines foundation, and recreation fees posted by national park service will reopen and fund operation costs that all four of those sites. not threw holiday weekend but through february third, the super bowl

emily tan, back to you. >>> i want to bring in kerry brown from kings college, london in your view what is behind the softness that we're seeing in the inflation data and does this warrant more stimulus from the chinese? >> i think the main issue is the confidence in china now is not great. that's an accumulation of what's been happening with the united states in consumer confidence is not great. there's a lot of volatility and that's going to get worse as the year goes on the overall issue is that what china wants, what america wants are two very different things. china is wanting to have more autonomy and control and america is obviously very, very anxious as your report just said about intellectual property. there's a real clash. >> now in terms of the issue being consumer confidence, would more stimulus from the government actually resolve or boost consumer confidence or is it these -- the overhang from bigger macro issues that are less in the control of the chinese government's hands that will actually impact sentiment >> it's a vicious circle they've been doing stimulus for a long time. ten years ago th

emily blun the leading "candidate" for best actor in a comedy or musical is christian bale for "vice." his main competition: viggo mortensen from "green book.""we are drinking to new life."finally, regina kingting actress contenders, for her role in "if beale street could talk." we'll learn all the film and t-v winners sunday evening (1/6) at the 76th golden globe awards. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... a man takes the word áhangry to a whole new level. we'll have the full story coming up at 9 o'clock. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... a number of football legends with strong ties to the bay area ... are one step closer to the hall of fame. the pro football hall of fame announced its list of 15- finalists. leading it off is 49ers general manager john lynch, but he would be going in as a safety with the buccaneers and broncos also in the mix is former cal star and chiefs tight end tony gonzalez. finally, former raiders head coach tom flores, who led the silver and black to two world championships. the final list of inductees will be announced in february b

emily: want to i think about him and his policies? my memory is fresh of him being the mayor in san francisco. he was called a philosopher kingd the best politics is a better idea. frankly, it really didn't do a lot. there were a lot of people things he says with a hallmark or pinnacle of his term as mayor that really didn't have a resul result. homelessness in san francisco or some of the environmental projects he didn't start and didn't finish but has taken some credit for. in terms of expanding coverage from 19 to 26, last year and audit uncovered 4 billion has gone to on eligible recipients. it would behoove him as the next governor if he would clean up programs before trying to expand them. i think what we are getting from him is a lot of messaging and grandstanding without the actual implementation we can count on. >> juan: was that a national emergency? >> jesse: national emergency at the border. >> juan: what do you think? i'm struck by the idea that you gavin newsom coming forward, going after trump. trump has gone after california. now gavin newsom comes back and says it's not going to be one house for the rich, one

emily blunt, terrific. she was really amazing as the british nanny in "mary poppins returns." >> we saw that together. we liked it. always lin-manuel's. >>> and one man suing burger kingfood for life after he was trapped in the restroom for more than an hour. he ate free for two weeks after the district manager put a stop to it. he is seeking $9,026.16. that is the cost of one whopper meal per week for the next 22 years. >>> wild card weekend is a dilemma for howie long. his two sons chris and kyle go head-to-head on sunday when the bears play the eagles in chicago. chris long is the defensive end for the eagles. kyle long is the defensive lineman for the bearis. howie's 59th birthday is sunday too. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new >>> we're trying to open up government. >> without a wall you cannot have border security. it won't work. >> democrats, they are going to start digging in. he's not used to having any oversight. >> and democrat's agenda is to come after him and destroy him. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome the our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this

emily blunt won the s.a.g. version of supporting actress for "a quiet place." remember she was not nominated by the academy. "if beale street could talk," regina kingwho didn't get a s.a.g. nod, is thought to be among the oscar favorites. guys. >> and geoffrey owens will have more job offers now. >> remember when he was here in our studio? oh, goodness. >> good for him. >>> let's go back to hee erates isnteen sie e '90s.remembhe e,6 inalei.wiriar t ealakes are 50 to 60 below zero. >>> if you stop talking about the '90s, we'll have a chair for you. >> well, not only did i live them, robin, but i lived them here which is, like, scary. please don't remember any of this. let me show you something supercool. how cold is it? you blow a little bubble with the soap. you put it outside. watch this thing freeze and break. that's in minnesota. now we're going to do much worse than that by wednesday. wednesday is the worst day of the week. >>> and we got tom brokaw under fire for what he said about hispanics. we'll talk about that and the backlash of his apology when we come back. month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pa