pro, it won an emmy.ter ] well, at least i've got my health. [ coughing ] [ laughter ] pro, it can be a gut wrenching experience that can leave you shocked and completely drained afterwards. con, i am talking about lunch at long john silver's. that's -- [ laughter and applause ] completely drained? pro, being nervous about how "breaking bad" is going to end. con being nervous about having nothing to talk about with people after "breaking bad" ends. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, pro, more than anything, "breaking bad" is a morality play testing our preconceived notions of good and bad, right and wrong, life and death. con, bitch! [ laughter and applause ] there you go. that's the pros and cons there! [ applause ] that's a good show, too. you guys, my favorite kids show of all time is sesame street. it is so much fun. earlier today, the cast of sesame street actually dropped by the late night music room where me and the roots grabbed some classroom instruments and we made this fun little video for

checking, pausing, sniffing, emmy is trained to detect explosives. >> good girl. stay. >> reporter: but this 6-year-old lab is also a combat veteran. the first on the pentagon's canine force. >> what do you know about emmy before she came to you? >> before she came to work with us, she did two tours in afghanistan the marine corps unit over there. she was an ied dog. her sole purpose was to find ieds. >> reporter: he said when emmy arrived, she brought her war zone work habits with her. >> she is nonstop working. i will say that. pretty much like any other marine or soldier. 24/7. >> reporter: emmy brought one has been she developed herself to cope with the blistering heat in afghanistan. >> really hot. she will dunk her face in a bowl of water and dip her front pads in the water as well, i'm assuming, to cool them off. >> reporter: harris said her partner in afghanistan, marine corporal andrew lindstrom contacted the military when he came home. >> he was very concerned of how she would be treated once she retired as a marine corps dog. for him to go through all t

what did you know about emmy before she came to you?ork for us, did two hours in afghanistan with a marine corps unit over there. she was an ied dog. her sole purpose was to find ieds along the roadside. >> reporter: when emmy arrived she brought her war zone work habits with her. >> she's nonstop working. i will say that. she's pretty much like any other marine or soldier, 24/7. >> reporter: emmy brought one habit she developed herself, to cope with the blistering heat in afghanistan. >> if it's really hot, she's dunk her face in a bowl of water and dip her front pads in water i'm assuming to cool them off. >> reporter: harris says emmy's partner in afghanistan andrew lindhstrom contacted the military when he came home. >> he was very concerned how she'd be treated once she retired as a marine corps dog. for him to go through all that trouble just to find out how emmy was doing, shows me what kind of bond those guys had over there. >> reporter: but even now, as she protects the pentagon, emmy likes to stop and visit. her special attent

if i had but one prayer it would be to win another emmy next year. >> h

it will comehthtightht >> stephen: oh, beautiful emmy angel. it's been a wonderful year.e been so good to me. if i had but one prayer it would be to win another emmy next year. >> hey stephen colbert. stephen: allancummings what are you doing here? >> i'm here to meet with cyndi lauper. >> stephen: cyndi lauper what are you doing here? >> well i came to bring you a piano and a piano player for christmas. >> stephen: we should do a song. >> yes, let's. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hit it. ♪ oh the weather outside is frightful ♪ but the fire is so delightful ♪ and if there is no place to go let it snow, let it snow, let it snow ♪ it doesn't show signs of stopping ♪ i have the corn for popping ♪ the lights are turned way down low ♪ let it snow ♪ let it snow ♪ let it snow ♪ when we finally say good night ♪ i hate to go out to the storm ♪ if you hold me tight ♪ all the way home i will be warm ♪ the fire is slowly dying ♪ ♪ as long as you love me so ♪ let it know ♪ let it snow ♪ let it snow ♪ let it snow ♪ let it snow ♪ let it snow [cheers and applause] >> stephen: merry c

we just flew back from losing an emmy. [ laughter ] >> steve: yea!los angeles. it was a fun trip. >> steve: yeah, fun trip. >> jimmy: i got to see jay leno. which was great because i never get to see him because i'm always in new york. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: he was super nice. he tried to kill me. [ laughter ] >> steve: right. >> jimmy: besides that, he was very, very nice. he tried to suffocate me with a pillow. i was sleeping in the dressing room before i went on. what are you trying to do? he was, like -- [ imitating leno ] right. but we went to the emmys and it was great. and questlove djed. you were awesome, dude. you're the best dj out there. he's unbelievable. >> questlove: thank you. >> jimmy: questlove was djing. all these famous people showed up. it was very nice. and they all wanted to dance. like, come on the dance floor. but you don't -- i don't know how to dance anymore. like, with people. it's not like when i was in, like, high school, and, like you know, and i'm dancing. i look at you and we're dancing. people want to think -- oh,

all i've got now is my nine emmys, my two peabodys and, of course, my grammy. (audience reacts) >> you son of a bitch! >> stephen: shh, you're scaring her! wil(laughter) listen, billy, we're colleagues, why are we fighting? >> because you said you were going crush me. >> stephen: right. okay. (laughter) but what i really meant was that i just hope that pete seeger doesn't win. >> what an (bleep). >> stephen: yeah, he is. besides he already won the lifetime achievement grammy in 1993. >> yes, and he keeps on living! it's so selfish! >> stephen: billy crystal, i feel like i've learned a lot from you today. i hope you win the grammy. >> thank you, stephen. (laughs) >> stephen: billy -- is there anything you want to say to me? >> i hope you lose. (laughter). >> stephen: you son of a bitch! >> 700 sundays, the imperial theater, only three more weeks. son of a bitch two! h&1xqf28 >> stephen: my guest tonight is the c.e.o. of because feed. i'll give you one reason why he's on the greatest show ever. please welcome jonah peretti. (cheers and applause) thank you, hey, j

> the legend is back where he was least expect the ed -- expected. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, should win the emmy award f composure... she kept it wscast was -- . >>> wait until you see this, a midwest anchor women should win an emmy award for composure. >> good evening, i'm ron burgundy, thanks for joining us tonight. the real ron burgundy joined the news team in bismarck, north dakota. you can see he read several news story and chatted with the anchors for the promotion for anchorman sequel. when he told bismarck to stay classy the microphone had been turned off. >> i assume he's taking the show on the road. >> it works in bismarck. perhaps. >> see if it works here. >> ahead, what football program is the stop school in the country? where does stanford fall. take it easy. i think the 49ers would have lost. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...florida st is #1, followy ohio state, auburn, alabama missouri. stanford is up to #7... they play ariz st for . >>> the bcs rankings are out. florida state number 1. stanford number 7. you're looking at the rams and 49ers, michael crabtree back six months after tearing his

do our duty, and this continues a conversation on awards and house of cards that started with the emmyse executive producer joins us now on what has been a pretty busy day for him. we talk about what these nominations mean for programs. the platform that you find it, what does this mean? >> we had no idea whether we will be eligible for any awards. so now with the emmys and now the golden globes, it was closer to the eligible and the icing to be nominated. when the press invite you to the table and says we take it -- we think you are worthwhile. we like the recognition. >> what is it about the story and the characters that has gotten so much attention from audiences? >> i think there is something delicious about someone is conniving and nefarious as frank underwood. he is able to toss all the rules out the window and doesn't have any allegiances. that gives him the liberty to do whatever he wants. through him we get to do that. >> i am curious about the marketing story of house of cards as you get ready for the second season. february 14, this big golden globes event the month before. i

they took home three emmys, becoming the first internet series with the primetime emmy.hey have approached emily white to be the ceo of snapchat. they recently spurned a $3 billion takeover offer from facebook. it is time for our office hours segment. he formerly served as coo of ebay. he also founded a startup called everwise, focused on mentorship. the creative landscape is so competitive, you said you have to think differently. >> you have to think about it as you are very lucky to have a few key slot open. i think about having tickets to the super bowl and which of my friends are going to be lucky enough to come with me. i have always found i am going to have somebody have the job of their life. i find people who want to be part of that. >> one point is you should be looking for great passion as opposed to a great resume. why? >> i think there are a lot of people with a great resume who are not always great for a startup. >> have there been times you turn someone down because you didn't feel like they had the passion? >> absolutely. it's not just passion. it's capabi

they created "house of cards congo which won an emmy.of cards," which won an emmy. >> hbo wrote the book on original content with "sex and the city" and "the sopranos." and theare seeing cnn netflix's of the world creating their own content. viewers are demanding high- quality, original content. it is raising the bar and the investment that media companies have to make an investment. >> in studios and film, the big theme for next year could be fewer eight-budget releases the big studios. could that pay off? >> some of these studios are getting conservative. when i say that, i mean they are making fewer films but are trying to focus on the franchises, the proven winners. lot moreing to see a franchise movies, a lot more sequels. what they are trying to do when they sit back and hollywood and green made a movie, they're trying to make the decision, will this movie play globally? not just in north america, but in asia and china. you will see a lot more "spider- and "iron man"s. a lot of people are lamenting the fact it is hard to get a new

welcome to larry king our special guest james brolin the emmy and two time golden globe winner he became a t.v. icon of course with his seminal role as dr stephen reilly in the popular t.v. series marcus welby m.d. and of course he's the father to josh brolin the husband of barbara streisand hollywood is in his blood he grew up here he's back on t.v. with hallmark movie channels first ever original holiday movie christmas with tucker i thought the hallmark channel would have holiday movies every year they do they have all the old favorites all the great ones but they've never shot their own to lead them off yet so i listen don't tell me about christmas with tucker i got a call right out of the blue would i be interested in doing this film about you know you know i used to cry in lassie when i was young i don't know what it was about that but i needed to react to because here it's about the dog and the grandpa and the kid and the kansas farmer and winter's coming on and the next door neighbor is arrested for drunk driving and we have to keep his dog which i do not like you go up here or d

that hardly anyone has heard of, let's remember that with the emmys for example, the emmys get attached to a certain show, i like the turnover, homeland and breaking bad, they have gotten a lot of breaking bad is nominated. and mad men have gotten a lot in the past. again, it's very hard to -- no one knows because it is a very secretive organization. >> there is a lot of good stuff out there. a lot of buzz for nominations i love that show. do you think internet shows are now -- this is a netflix show, we only have about 20 seconds. they have become a force to be reckoned with? >> and a bunch of nominations -- it's a very classy show, it has very hi-techny call values. always interesting to see what the golden globes folks brings to us, great to have you as always, thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> the show may be over but the conversation continues. lline sclz >>> in north korea kim jong un has his uncle executed. why he said his uncle betrayed him and the country. >> a teenager gets probation after killing four people whilst driving drunk. it's the controversial defense, that he was too

next time you're late on your mortgage send a note remaining your bank that "breaking bad" won ten emmys. now, the point is being distracted from your poverty is the new form of wealth. folks, by that standard, by that standard america's middle class are the richest people in history. just look at porn. it is absolutely everywhere. it may not show up in the productivity data but you're producing something. so, quit, quit complaining. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: okay. you are rich with tv. remember marine antoinette may of lived in a palace. she never got to watch the learning channel. and that's the word. we will be right back. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: you know i have long warned you about secular progresses, humanists or whatever they call themselves now. gluten free. we know they're out to destroy our christmas. once again it falls to me to lead the fight against big scrooge. i have learned about a new threat to christmas. so scary it made me drop a lump of coal in my stocking. this is the blit

and now, i also have to say that you were the only actress to win five emmys for playing the same roleu guys how fun it is. here's a clip. here's candice bergen in "murphy brown." take a look. >> you son of a bitch! [ laughter ] you're mad! you did this! you really are mad! >> are you finding anything. >> at this stage the mother may be restless or irritable. [ laughter ] maintain eye contact while providing encouragement. >> murph, you're doing very well. and it won't be much longer now. >> how would you know, sperm for brains? have you ever passed a large turkey? jim, cut me open. cut me open and get this kid out of me! use a scalpel -- use a pocketknife. use a rotten stinking melon baller if you have to, just do it! >> jimmy: my god. [ cheers and applause ] it's so good! [ applause ] pal, we love you. happy holidays. >> thank you. >> jimmy: some happy christmas songs. candice bergen. our favorite, "murphy brown." weekends at 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on encore classic. iron and wine and calexico perform next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (batmobile explodes) ♪ th

ross greenberg who is an emmy award-winning producer and who has run hbo sports for years brought usreat documentary which is really the first time -- we all look at jackie robinson breaking the color barrier, but no one knows that the nfl broke the color barrier in 19 or be six -- 1946. we are going to expand the storytelling. we are telling controversial stories that people just didn't know. we will continue the in the moment franchise. that is really inspirational stories. we will expand that. rampll probably try to that up over the next few years. that brought a lot of value for us over the next few years. audience we find whether it is live or on-demand. great way to see these stories and bring them to life. >> storytelling involves a lot of passion. best of luck. thank you for joining us on sportfolio. snowedyou notice that it on sunday? see a preview to of the super bowl xlviii? forward.o plows gets for fully aware of her you go on the bloomberg app for ipad. ♪ in ordertulations are for three master managers. cox and joed bobby torre por tournament the summer. era ofintain tha

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♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is an emmy and golden globe winning actor whosend he hosts "saturday night live" with musical guests kings of leon. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome john goodman. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: johnny g. john goodman. >> you got to be last. >> jimmy: how are you, buddy? >> i'm great, jimmy. all the better for being here and being back in new york. >> jimmy: we love having you here. you just missed "stocking stuffers." i'm sorry about that. we were giving away free gifts. >> that's okay. the wife's here. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. there she is. what are you doing for the holidays this year, anything? anything fun? >> i just -- i want to go home to new orleans and just stay there. last year -- thank you. [ laughter ] i thought it would be a great idea to go to london for christmas. >> jimmy: sure. [ scattered cheers ] >> yeah, there you go. you know, guys with top hats and long scarves and people carrying geese with their necks dragging on the ground. [ laughter ] little orphans with fingerless gloves. [ laughter ] people roasting

he is an emmy award winning performer and a legendary comedian who is on a real hot streak.er two on "the new york times" bestseller list. and this wednesday he returns to broadway with his one-man show, "700 sundays." i will be at that show. i saw it before, but i'm going to see it again because it is that good. i will be there. please welcome the one and only, billy crystal, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome -- >> so good to be back. >> jimmy: welcome back to our show. we love you. they love you. [ cheers and applause ] congrats on the book. i do love this book. if you're a fan of comedy in general, i think you should just read this book. it is fantastic. >> okay. >> jimmy: no, no, you wrote it. i was going to ask you, you see all these photos and things of all your different characters that you do. >> right. >> jimmy: and i was just going like, "how do you come up with a new characters?" >> the new ones? >> jimmy: yeah, or anyone. >> well, the new ones -- you live in new york. you walk around the streets and they're there. [ light laughter ]

cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an academy award-nominated actress who won five emmys to our show candice bergen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we love you. they love you, we love you. welcome back! >> it's so nice to be back. my god, you had such an incredible year. congratulations on everything, jimmy. >> you're so cool. i had a big year. very, very exciting for me. now that i'm on "saturday night live" on top of everything. >> i know. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i saw you, i went nuts for you. 'cause you know, i love, i already told you i love you. but i saw you on "saturday night live." justin timberlake was hosting. whatever. [ laughter ] now he's musical guest. >> he was hosting and the musical guest. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> amazing. >> jimmy: i have to have that goals. i have to have dreams, one day. but you initiated him into the five-timers club. >> yes. well -- >> jimmy: which is -- yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i had a lot of help in that. >> jimmy: you did? >> yes, i did. i was the only woman. >> jimmy: here's a picture of you guys. look at everybody. th

i sat down with the nba legend termed emmy award winning analyst when he was in new york. >> well, with the nba season starting, i know you are in hand demand. first of all thank you for taking some time to talk to al jazeera. i remember years ago when you were still playing, it seemed

i got to see you quickly at the emmys and then we jammed out and partied later. >> oh, man, you throw >> jimmy: i got sloppy, yeah. yeah. i am happy that you're here. now, you must be a paul mccartney fan, right? >> i mean, how do you follow paul mccartney? what am i going to do? >> jimmy: i mean, you're doing it right now. you can pull it off. you're doing it. >> oh, man, terrible. >> jimmy: no, no, it's not terrible. dude, i was telling everybody, "you guys, we have dylan and mccartney on the show." >> yeah, right. [ cheers and applause ] no, i am a huge, huge fan. i love him. >> jimmy: have you met him? >> i never met him, but my father drank with him in the 60s in spain. i swear to god. >> jimmy: how cool is your dad? >> so cool. but every time a beatles song would come on, he would say to me, "hey, you know i drank with paul mccartney." >> jimmy: i get it, dad! >> i was like, "oh, my god. every single time." >> jimmy: every single time. how cool is that? >> amazing. >> jimmy: that's a great story. now i have to say congrats on "hostages" awesome, a big hit. but also, you got some

everybody knows who you are, you're the emmy award-winning megadirector, of "lost" "alias" and now you'reoing the "star wars" movie we're not going to talk about that right now, all right? i know you're drying dooig to tell me what happens in the new "star wars" movie but i'm sorry, i can't do it. not yet, not yet. now you've got a project that really shook me, j.j. >> oh, really, how so? >> stephen: because it's a book. okay. >> yup. >> not only is it a book. it's a book that is i think would be impossible to turn into a movie. >> yeah, the goal of this was not to make a movie. it was to create the book. this is the end game, what you're holding in your hand. that'>> stephen: that's the pai don't understand. this book is not just any book. it's a book within a week. it's a novel that you conceived of with a writer named doug doris. >> doug doris wrote the book, did an extraordinary job. the idea was to take a novel and to say what if someone left a novel in a library, a library obamacare an old library book, as it is. >> stephen: let me open that up like that. >> and you get in this spor

film won a national emmy award. two decades the unresolved death haunted her family and friends. >> this particular case we have no witnesses all dna. >> now, the story, the film has an ending. vic lee, abc7 news. >> a driver captured a drag race on video just moments before one street racer slammed into a house in san jose. take a look. you can see two sports cars speeding along in this video. the white car chased the red until moments later. the red car slammed into a pick up and then flew into this home. >> this is pretty bad i feel sorry for this family the car went into the living room. and took out their wall and presents. everything. it's gone. they have relatives over. and crashed into their truck. so it destroyed the truck as well. >> one person from the car went to the hospital. firefighters tell us no one was inside of the home at that time. building inspectors are checking out the house to make sure it's safe. >> incredible. >> the california patrol looking for a driver who run over a killed a man in san

i won emmies, my peabody, a few writers and producers guild awards and back in 2002 i took home missy on dvd but i won it in a raf sole it still counts as an award that is why i was so set this weekend for the announcement of the 56th annual grammy awards. grammy of course is short for gramophone which for you young hip kids is kind of like a record player which for you young hip kids is kind of like a cd player which for you young hip kids is kind of like an ipod which for you young extremely hip kids is kind of like a record player. and i've got-- i've got the nominee list right here, okay got the actual nominee list right here all 82 categories from best gospel song to best country album to the one that mclemore is expect expected to win. to be honest i'm a little confused that they have a category for best instrumental arrangement and another for best instrumental arrangement accompanying vocallist. i may not be a musicologist but isn't an instrumentalist with a vocalist just a band? i mean the oscars got rid of best silent film with talking years ago. all right, what have we got

we are really excited that ross greenberg who is an emmy award- winning producer and has run hbo sportsor years has brought to us a great documentary called "the forgotten for." it is really the first time -- with jackie robinson breaking the color barrier in 1947. no one knows that the nfl broke the color barrier in 1946. the los angeles rams and the cleveland browns. so we will continue to tell stories that people didn't know and that help provide insight and understanding. we will continue the in the moment franchise which we have done with lindsay vaughn and white which are what i call inspirational stories. we will expand that. we are doing three a year and will try to wrap that up in the next few years. we think those franchises will really have a lot of value for us over the next few years. we will continue to expand that the cause we know that this audience, whether it is live or on-demand, which is where this world is going, it will be a great way to take those stories and bring them to life. >> storytelling involves a lot of passion. you absolutely have it heard mark greenberg

now we have two volunteers christina and evelyn emmy's helping with smaller kids to. we her source and. christina doesn't only help with classes but with ration is for the festival and accommodation for the guests. will be playing the workshops and performances outside the various teams will perform inside the tent. there will be a team that from france and our friends from finland and the most good team will also be here we. will be there two. days will be very busy. we're getting ready for the festival look we have cool new t. shirts let's go to the tent now. are you taking pictures let me see so are you afraid. just a little of course to. take down with the yes well try well. yes they are let's get to work on the let's start filming. steady stream of snowden related leaks no longer surprises but the all in compassing scope of spying still does he even online gamers have not been spared all the while the powers that be are hesitant to rein in the n.s.a. they appear only want to make legal what is no illegal is it time for an international bill of digital rights. plu

she was nominated for an emmy and an image award this year for scandal.lobe did you get nominated as one of my favorites. i want you to improve this weather. >> it is a brief deep-freeze. we have got the wintry mess here -- this is a nasa satellite. you see d.c. at the bottom of the screen. look at the lower side of maryland. you're looking at snow cover on the ground. that is what we saw on this crystal clear day. not much melting today. most areas never got above the freezing mark even with full sunshine. the snow reflects very effectively. not much melting. temperatures are heading down. 21 at this hour in gaithersburg. in dulles they were a bit colder. we are in the teens and lower 20's. i think you will want up with temperatures in the mid teens to lower 20's inside the beltway. 21 and pittsburgh, 18 in detroit. these are a couple of degrees warmer than they were at 6:00. it is not going to get a whole lot colder. as the center of high pressure moves off tomorrow, we get a little bit warmer. still clear skies tonight. if you are not doing anything, g

choreographer, emmy-nominated, participating with the "dancing with the stars."ur earlier for raise into a business agreement if i'm not mistaken? -- for race. >> yeah. lori: what is your future with the plans? >> with this company? lori: with about interests and as well as "dancing with the stars" and creative interests. kind of continue to dabble in both as times goes on? >> absolutely. you never know how much longer the show is going to be around. luckily we had a real loyal fan base. amazing. still have a few more seasons left under the belt. if they continue to have me i would still want to be a part of it. lori: excellent. >> creative aspect keeps me moving. >> thanks for sharing your story, mark ballas. >> thanks for having me. adam: got to have it. our week-long series. ceo of brookstone with this cool gadget and a lot more. also, who's to blame for detroit's bankruptcy, government, unions, or business? we'll cover it and answer your tweets. tracy byrnes and ashley webster take you through the next hour of markets now. every day we're working to be an eve