emmys?can only bring ten because they don't allow you -- like at the event. but anyways -- >> jimmy: you can only bring ten. that's a lot of onlies. >> i'm including in those, me and nick. we don't count so it reelsly like eight people. >> jimmy: do they know that they're not coming? >> they know that i cannot bring people to the golden globes. but i love enjoying with them, you know, the emmy sts a lot of fun for me, too, because i bring all my cousins. we do our makeup together. you know, i -- i use covergirl. and covergirl makes it, like, easy for me to do everybody's makeup. >> jimmy: you do it yourself? >> i can do it better than anyone. >> jimmy: really? maybe you can cover up the bruise on my face later. get a little covergirl on me. >> i can put on covergirl on you. it's something that i enjoy a lot to do makeup. >> jimmy: i've always wanted to be a covergirl. >> you only need a little bit of mascara and you be ready to go. >> jimmy: i don't understand what you said but i'll take it.

those series earned him six emmy nominations but no statue. that all changed when his guest starring role in the big bang theory resulted in his first emmy win long overdue. and rightfully so. a standing ovation from the emmy audience. >> thank you. thank you, thank you. i will need a little more time because this is my seventh shot at this. what took so long? >> they always had better people in the category than me. tavis: i think the voters tend to have some sort of bias, some sort of issue with comedians. i think of jerry seinfeld who, unless i'm wrong, never 11. -- never won one. i think of bob newhart, bill cosby. a lot of comedic giants that somehow never graced that stage in that capacity. maybe they don't see you guys is acting, maybe you are just seen as bob newhart. you have shows named after yourselves. >> we took the persona of the standup world and transferred it. if i can exclude myself, in the case of bill and jerry, they just made it look too easy. tavis: what do you make of the fact that there might be some sort of inherent di

and then i'm now standing up here on behalf of all of go pro to receive this emmy. >> he created thisera because he was a surfer and wanted to get cool shots of himself surfing on his surfboard but, of course, it's grown into something far bigger and far more lucrative. if you want to check out nick woodman's emmy acceptance speech, we'll put it on our website rightthisminute.com, click on today's show or you can watch it on our mobile app. >> it feels very good to be recognized. thank you. thank you very much. >>> the super cute animal moments caught on camera. that is a tree-trimming crew that volunteered their services to rescue a cat that was way up there in that tree. >> that's cool of them because that wasn't expected. it's not something they are required to do it. they did it out of the goodness of their own hearts. if i ever need a tree trimmed, i'm hiring these tree trimmers. >> i'm nervous because he's going for the cat with no gloves and the kas up in the tree are scared and they go -- >> this cat was exhausted and he'd been out there for a really long time. >> did they fin

welcome to larry king now i am looking borderless emmy nominated actor and comedian thing was for hilarious impersonations on saturday night live he recently left the show after eight seasons he stars in the to do list in theaters now we praising his role as the voice of flint lockwood in the animated feature a cloudy with a chance of meatballs two that's in theaters september twenty seventh he's bill hey there heidi bill hi there there's a big honor and i'm lying on a tell me first about this this the t. mobile things you're everywhere how did this happen for you i got a phone call saying you know do you want to get you know you get offered commercials and stuff and you kind of go i don't know you know i first got us now i was like i don't know if i really want to do that or you know whatever and then this thing happens when the doctor hands your first baby and you get the child you go i will do whatever i will do all day every what do you want me to do you know and then they had a said john t. mobile commercials and i said absolutely i like the mobile and then they were actually really fu

last year i won not one but two emmy awards.(cheers and applause) >> stephen: for filling my dream of having one kidney then last week i won the people's choice award. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: it meant more to me than anything because it came from you, the people. also because i did not have to be present to win. (laughter) and look what just came in the mail today! (cheers and applause) z boom! behold! behold, the people have spoken. i am their chosen one. (cheers and applause) i shall cherish this moment forever. and it's gone. (laughter) i mean what else is there. i mean daddy needs a fix. is there-- anything else to win? is there any word from the nobel people are. there any high school science fairs coy enter, anything? >> stephen, you are up for a grammy. >> that's right! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: that's right. the grammys. my audio book of america again has been nominated for best spoken word. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i bet it's for the word cabinet on page 27. i really nailed it. but folks, the

then we will turn to a conversation with oscar and emmy nominated actress mary mcdonnell whose hit series major crimes wraps up its second season on tnt next week. we're glad you have joined us. those conversations coming up, right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: the argument that cities function better than their local governments is laid out in a well reasoned tone called "if mayors ruled the world." benjaminitten by barber. good to have you back on this program. >> so nice to be here. story >> there was a big in the papers the other day, president obama had a meeting with newly elected mayors, the mayor of new york, a big meeting with mayors. mayors sometimes get the short tripped on what happens, and these mandates a often hand out to states. have you heard anything about what happened in that meeting the president had with these mayors? >> here's the interesting thing. 30 years ago, season were chasing washington to help them headline, was that dropdead, new york. it was not just about cities going to president obama and askin

then, she was a no show at the emmys ceremony. >> she gave birth to a healthy baby boy named bennett on the 8th of january. not many people knew she was pregnant. we do know she is home now, resting, and enjoying being a mother. >> this was the award winning actresses first child with her husband of three years and the representatives says that mother and baby very happy and healthy. >> a new report out this only says singer justin bieber spent thousands at florida strip club according to a website tmz the star spent $75,000 at a strip club in miami. he went to the king diamonds to attend a birthday party of a friend and the representative said the singer got $75,000 in one dollar bills and just went craze. he is under investigation accused of throwing eggs at his neighbor's mansion in southern california. >> wouldn't you need a container for $75,000 in one dollar bills? >> a lot of money. >> a lot of money. >> a lot rain our way and we could be dry for a while longer but the record high temperatures could make it a tenth consecutive day but a cooling trend is coming up in the "7 on

his honors include the national medal of the arts, four emmys, and 16 grammys. latest cd is called "eternal echoes: songs and dances for the sole." let's take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is our 11th season. i have waited for a long time for this. i'm honored to have you on the set. another world to wear. you aren't tired of this yet? >> yes, i am. [laughter] everything but the trouble is nice. the travel is getting worse. it is not getting any better. i remember leaving one hour before a flight from the house and just getting to the airport and getting on the plane. now if you'll even one hour, you missed the flight. , it is one of those things. you have to take it with the rest of it. tavis: i want to get personal with you, and if i push you too hard, tommy," got. what you has said now gives me a wonderful opening. i complain all the time as one u.s. to travel too much, and to your point, i complain because travel is getting so much worse. i was on the flight the other day for like eight hours. they didn't serve me anything on a flight that long. >> peanuts or something

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmy and tony award winning actor who playstlemen, please welcome mandy patinkin. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, welcome to the show, finally. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: thank you so much. i'm laughing because last time i saw you, i don't know if you remember this. >> six hours. >> jimmy: it was six hours together. we flew on a plane, and i was the person that was the annoying person sitting next to you that wanted to talk to you the whole flight. and you were so nice to me. >> i was trying to learn my lines, of which i learned nothing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you had your script out. i remember, i was just coming back from -- it was the emmys, i think -- >> one of those shows. >> jimmy: and i had a few drinks, and i'm on the plane next to you, and i was talking to you and i go, "oh my god, it's mandy patinkin. it's great. it's a pleasure." and you go, "thanks, buddy. pleasure. so nice to meet you. nice to see you too." >> and i put my earplugs back in. >> jimmy: that was the second level. >> se

award mcghee is an emmy winning the liquor -- filmmaker.e first secretary state, madeleine albright, she has covered many strong women. >> i can only hope that my heels follow your shoes -- fill your shoes. >> our life comes in segments, some of it broken up by the time to have children, or to have a career. think that women can do everything, they just cannot do it all at the same time. ers projects -- mak was inspired by gloria steinman. thank you for being here. the reason you say right place, right time, is because there was a moment where you were interviewing gloria steinman, and what happened as a rule of that meeting -- as a result of that meeting. americans,one african- the president, but i've never done anything on women. so i went to gloria steinman but the pioneer of the women's movement, and centrally about -- tell me about your life, and she said you cannot omen the story of w through one woman. so i started makers to tell the story of groundbreaking women. >> when did this begin? >> nine years ago, if you can believe it. >> w

emmy rossum leads the cast and i just cause trouble. it's that kind of a family.ago. they're poor. i mean they're really poor. it's a kind of -- it's a segment of society we don't normally see. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they literally worry about putting food on the table sometimes. >> jimmy: it gets really funny, though. you play such a good character. i have a clip here -- >> oh, lord. >> jimmy: -- of the drinking drug-addled william h. macy's character in the season of "shameless." take a look at this. >> no more alcohol. just drugs, whatever you can get me. a dying man can't be expected to ween himself off booze by himself. >> what do you want? >> whatever you can get. pot, percocet. >> morphine? >> valium. >> ativan? >> vicodin. >> syzzrup? >> i always wanted to try that. >> jimmy: very smart. william h. macy, "shameless" is back sundays at 9:00 p.m. on showtime. bethenny frankel joins us next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ baby cooing ] [ female announcer ] trying for a baby? only clearblue advanced digital ovulation tests can identify your f

she's a golden globe winner an emmy winner a people's choice award winner even the television critics association trophy and maybe even a tony coming why did you why did you come back to the stage well i you know it's been about twenty years i started on stage and i that was my first love being drawn to the stage and getting i have been on stage now twenty years but doing annie the first time i stepped out there i was like oh i have been in place a lot of come about well that james the pine and the crew called my agent said you know katie finneran who did the role had again got a television series michael j. fox i'm serious at the end so she'd be leaving the show would i be interested in doing it over the summer not. you betcha i've known this musical forever i know every breath of of the score my big fan of dorothy loudon bridget who originated mishan again and. gosh it was just it was a perfect magical coming together of things that you know i said yeah absolutely my friend but you know toes me is so it seems dumba theater when the curtain opens it's just you know we can hope the. d

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linings playbo playbook" will do well, and some people thought that kerry washington would win the emmyead actress in a television dradrama, and i beli she will win here at the golden globes, and bryan cranston, they have never gotten "breaking bad" the foreign press, and he has been nominated a bunch and the show has been nominated twice, but this time after three emmys under his belt, they may give it to him, but the series will probably not win, because it is "downton abbey," and it is the foreign press, and that is pretty good, too. >> yes, we are all watching that. >> and we are take notes. thank you. >> and you can watch the golden globes right here on nbc4 as the arrival special, and the awards ceremony at 8:00. >> and you can check out the special photo galleries and winners at nbcwashington.com. >>> and why a popular children's medicine is suddenly in short supply. >>> and the hot new cosmetic trend among women, and the so-called vampire facelift. what is it? >>> and we are live as the nbc4 health and fitness expo kicks off. up next, doreen my feet felt so heavy at the end of t

. >> it's the body emmys, uncensored. >> oscars are stiff compared to it. >> exactly. can't wait to watch that. >>> i'm page hopkins. this is "early today." we hope this is your first stop on the day on nbc. >>> leaving the news in the la times, at least 50 scalded by the boiling water trick. you see the trick demonstrated. don't try this at home. at least 50 people burned themselves or others. >>> in the denver post, forest service seeks $6.3 million from a man to battle the wildfire. that's how much it costed to battle the fire that a 77-year-old man accidentally started in 2012. >>> stories you may have missed. the obama administration is giving new recommendations on class discipline. they plan to end parent disparities of how students are punished. black students without disabilities were twice as likely to be expelled suspended in 2012. >>> chief brown is taking to tweeter to showing his arrests to others. chief brown follows up each one saying the ex employee has the right to appeal. >>> he says transparency motivated him to engage the public. the reaction has b

i've already got my emmy, i've got my grammy and my time 100 award. i got the coveted webby award. what i really want is the super bowl ring. you have three super bowl rings. can i see one of them. >> yes, grab one here. take a look. >> tell you what, you let me keep this ring and we're kind of done. i got what i wanted. >> it takes a lot of hard work to get that. >> not really. i asked you for this and you gave it to me. [laughter] [applause] wow that's nice. might be a little big. hold on. >> that one got away. >> all right, we're fine. [laughter] >> let's go back to a great nfl player. >> i want the most attention, the most money and the most super models with the least amount of physical contact. you definitely want to play quarterback, you get hit back there. you do get hit. >> really. >> most guys that make it start when they're five, work hard of it. i don't see a lot here. >> oh. i'm always working the core. i do a fair amount of hot yoga. i go through my flow and i play a fair amount of hacky sack. >> it gets a lot of people. i want to tell you that going in. >> what do yo

second grammy that means i finally collected the coveted egot, the biggest awards in entertainment, emmy, other grammy and the people's choice award. (cheers and applause) now the academy of recording arts and scientists is very particular about how you are supposed to hold these things. always with a gramophone turned to the left side of picture, okay. only this sideshowing, okay this sideshowing, why? partly because this is where the plaque is and you can see with my previous grammy four years ago, but also because-- also because the other side has visible genitalia. now i don't-- (applause) i done-- i'm got to say, i don't know why they do that. i assume this is how you make more grammies. hold on, i know what to do, hold on one second. there you go. hold on, hold on. that's better. we'll be right back. welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight uses statistics to predict four outcomes, a fancy way of saying he's a bookie. please welcome nate silver. whooo! >> nate, thanks so much, have a seat, my man. all right. nate, thanks so much for joining me. what an honor to have you here. >> t

rico, the multi- talented rita moreno is legendary for winning every award, the oscar, grammy and two emmys and she just won the sag lifetime achievement award. despite that, the journey to star dom wasn't without obstacles. rita, a memoir. welcome back. what an introduction. >> you know what? you've been at this table many times. it's been a couple years now. we have talked about a lot of the stuff that's going on. >> 81 years old, that's a lot of life. you should see the stuff i left out. i just look at myself on camera, and jesus. >> the sense of humor in the book, i'll tell you. >> i was up until three because it was a page-turner. >> i've been told it's a page- turner. >> i'm glad to hear that. >> it's very candid and revealing, and you really lay it out there. why did you decide to write this now? >> i've been asked for years and years to write it, and i just didn't. number one, as long as i was married and attached to this really wonderful man, i just thought he knew my whole history, but do we really want to throw this in his face? i don't think so. it never occurred to me. i just t

you won 65 emmies, of 15 pe does bodies and the stanley cup for journalism. (applause) >> stephen: does this happen to you, does this happen to you. do you train up like great reporters and they leave and take the skills this they learn on front line so they can make cash with it. >> they come to us. they want to leave the networks. they want to come and work at frontline. >> stephen: what do you think happened at 60 mins. they used to be the other one, front line and "60 minutes", "60 minutes" has age on-- egg on their face. any advice for them? >> pay attention. make it better. >> stephen: let me write that down. pay attention. and make it better. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay. david fanning, thank you so much for joining me. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: david fanning, front line. we'll be right back. -xr'x8 captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> chris: it's 11:59. this happened on gawker today. this is an actual graphic shown during eve's golden globe's red carpet broadcast. it says "fun fact: mic

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. >> under tina's leadership, "30 rock" finds its way to 103 emmy nominations and 16 wins over 3 seasonsel of tina's comedy crown. >> i got to have the final say on almost everything but i had all these incredibly talented people doing the work with me and for me. i'm spoiled forever. >> while enjoying the spoils of her creative control at "30 rock" in 2008, tina is asked back to "snl." where she makes the most of her uncanny resemblance to a certain political candidate. >> you know, hillary and i don't agree on everything. >> anything. >> i believe that diplomacy should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy. >> and i can see russia from my house. >> tina and amy's satirical portrayal of sarah palin and hillary clinton becomes an overnight sensation and national obsession watched by millions. >> tina fey and sarah palin was huge, huge on like seven or eight different levels. tina got up there and basically through her performance said everything everybody was thinking. then you have amy to do hillary clinton is actually really hard. >> i love your outfit. >> why, thank you. >> i do wa

in the colony the emmys skin. a lot of what the ukraine again so with this that annie years of independence the absolute need is a green isn't even of that violent society which is a good thing right now. leave a comment from one to do so partly symbolic. it was an armenian and no russian who died fighting for freedom in ukraine. it's an every body's fight or cry. among the opposition forces that there what what is the general consensus right now in terms of the strategy since you don't hear people condemning the violence even though most of this but it has come from radical groups i think one of the main reasons for that is because of the way that the police have responded it's one thing please respond when they're attacked by rights is by using a cast by using passwords using the standard since the riot police used in these kinds of situations it's quite another thing leads to single out into the swing then on the site of the main buttons the constants of peter robinson arrest and that will stick to making this

. >> under tina's leadership, "30 rock" finds its way to 103 emmy nominations and 16 wins over its sevenmes the jewel of tina's comedy crown. >> i got to have the final say on almost everything. but i had all of these incredibly talented people doing work with me and for me. >> while enjoying the spoils of her creative control at "30 rock," in 2008, tina is asked back to "snl" where she makes the most of her resemblance to a certain political candidate. >> you know, hillary and i don't agree on -- >> anything. >> everything. i believe that diplomacy should be the corner stone of any foreign policy. >> and i can see russia from my house. >> tina and amy's portrayal of sarah palin and hillary clinton becomes an overnight sensation and national obsession watched by millions. >> tina fey as sarah palin, it was huge. it was huge on like seven or eight different levels. >> tina got up there and basically through the performance said everything that everybody was thinking. then you have amy, to do hillary clinton is actually really hard. >> i love your outfit. but i do want the earrings back. >

tonight -- sofia vergara from "shameless," emmy rossum and music from yuna.d the cletones. and now, hang on, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for being here from far and wide to be here tonight. i hope it's getting warmer wherever you live.

. >> under tina's leadership, "30 rock" finds its way to 103 emmy nominations and 16 wins over its sevenmes the jewel of tina's comedy crown. >> i got to have the final say on almost everything. but i had all of these incredibly talented people doing work with me and for me. >> while enjoying the spoils of her creative control at "30 rock," in 2008, tina is asked back to "snl" where she makes the most of her resemblance to a certain political candidate. >> you know, hillary and i don't agree on -- >> anything. >> everything. i believe that diplomacy should be the corner stone of any foreign policy. >> and i can see russia from my house. >> tina and amy's portrayal of sarah palin and hillary clinton becomes an overnight sensation and national obsession watched by millions. >> tina fey as sarah palin, it was huge. it was huge on like seven or eight different levels. >> tina got up there and basically through the performance said everything that everybody was thinking. then you have amy, to do hillary clinton is actually really hard. >> i love your outfit. but i do want the earrings back. >

know it costs too much sometimes i can find work and some days i don't understand what the uh the emmys two hundred and twenty thousand people had been killed and many more displaced in serious nearly three year long civil war. a long planned peace conference is scheduled to take place in geneva in less than two weeks but unless there is a breakthrough. it will matter little to the syrians and now have no other home then bits tell you a cctv. the chinese embassy in damascus says china has pledged to revive syria with three point three million us dollars worth of humanitarian aid. the chinese ambassador to syria said the relief will mainly consist of blankets and quilts for the internally displaced syrians while battling the harsh weather on friday the fourth batch of relief materials arrived in damascus international airport. a message on schilling said the second shipment is due to arrive within a week. according to the united nations high commission for refugees the number of syrian refugees who fled to neighboring countries has exceeded two point three million while around four point

tonight -- sofia vergara from "shameless," emmy rossum and music from yuna. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hang on, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for being here from far and wide to

>> reporter: and won two golden globes and an emmy. season three promises more of the same. dunham is writing a fun funny how-to book. the price for their advice, reported $3.5 million advance from ran dam house. she ventures into politics. she made suggestive ad about voting for obama. >> i don't want to get married until all gay people can get married. >> reporter: now working on another original series for mbo, untake lost character she plies the business of being lena dunham is all grown up. >> thanks for starting your saturday smart with us. coming up on a brand you "your money" at 2:00 p.m. eastern, marijuana is legal in colorado but so is being fired for smoking it. but coming up next on "cnn newsroom" -- >> i am embarrassed and hue mill yated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> the so-called bridge gate scandal just getting worse. now some wondering whether governor chris christie's hopes for a 2016 presidential run will be dashed, after his top aides were linked to a 2013 bridge closure that may have been politically motivated. "cnn newsroom" starts

members of the service emmy-- union will vote. bart approved a bill that takes owe the family leave provision left in by mistake. ratification would bring closure after nine months of bitter negotiation and eight days of no bart service. leaders of boat crowns are recommending approval of the four year contract. >>> the first snow pack measurement is taken, with the dipstick at lake tahoe expected to confirm what has been shown the water con it tenth is 20 percent of normal. today's measurement is in stark contrast to last january when a wet november and december left the snow pack that was 150 percent of normal. since that time, there has been record dry weather in the sierra, so far, the state can only deliver 5 percent of the water requested for 2014. >> if we could get the east coast snow over here. >> that would be nice, we are getting too little and they get too much. each day without snow it drops. 19 percent now is the statewide percent of normal because of the central and the south not getting any snow. they helped drop t

well, it took a long time for the show to get traction globally and the fact that "homeland" won the emmy it won the globe bodes well for the momentum of breaking bad so a lot of people are looking for that and homeland is not nominated today. >> okay. there you go. >> and here it is today and gone tomorrow. >> right. exactly. it is a tough atmosphere right fou. >> and it is kind of like our business. okay. there is always a big surprise, guys. and last year it was a cameo by former president bill clinton and any idea of what is going to be in store for this show? stacey, with we -- we will star with you? >> well, it is woody allen accepting the award, but if he walked on stage, people would lose it. and second to him, hillary cl clinton, because she is not going to let her husband one-up her. >> that is a great point, and she is going to want to run for president, right? and samantha, what is your favorite cameo surprise? >> well, it would with be our own president, president obama, and why not? nowadays with the golden globes you could literally expect anything, but i think that if opra