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the largest most diverse field ever candidates we've ever had. you can see just talking to voters all around the state, they're really excited. this is a big cycle for them. there's a lot of candidates to choose from. i think we'll see a lot of excitement on tuesday. >> good luck on tuesday. we'll be back with more

i don't believe i ever have. i don't believe i ever will. i'll do the best i can to revel with the american people. >> now, the republicans jumped all over that. does that discussion that secretary clinton had with scott pelley, does it matter to the democrats? >> i think it does. you're seeing that even in the democratic polling about the trustworthiness of hillary clinton and a lot of people have concerns over it. and that's why bernie sanders has caught on is this lingers distrust of hillary clinton. >> the democratic primary here is a week after the republican one. is the clinton campaign doing much down here to address issues like that? >> i don't think they feel like they need to. they're focusing on the african-american vote which is more than half the vote in the south carolina democratic primary. so if she loses the caucuses tomorrow, they will immediately turn here and look for a win to salvage that because she is up double digits here. but overall, trustworthiness is her longing problem. it will be her vulnerability throughout eve

people are madder than ever. the partisan divide is wider than ever. and we are seeing a campaign reflecting the changes in our culture brought on by social media. nasty, illogical, ill tempered strong on attitude light on issues. too many times people have not just opinions, but their own set of facts. the campaign narrative has gone from inane, to profane, more like a blog. you are a jerk, you are a bigger jerk. no you are a blank, blank, jerk. inspirational, not just yet. there is light at the end of the church. iowa tonight, as the candidates begin their long walk down the aisle of the caucuses and primaries, we'll finally start to hear from another group voters. scott, that's a good thing. >> you will be with us on the long walk to election day. >>> snow on the way tonight in iowa, but not until after the caucuses. california got hammered by weather, the past two days. and san diego an 8-foot-wide oak fell on a car and killed a woman. wind gusts reported as high as 115 miles an hour. to the north, i-80, was shut after a pileup of 29 vehicles. this

carl's passion is pure as ever.et's go to the first movie you ever saw. >> i do have that. >> how old were you? >> i was five. >> that was the beginning -- i was in love from that point. ♪ >> fast forward to imdb's 25th anniversary celebration not long ago and intimate dinner for his british staff. >> it's remarkable to have come from something that was just my little online film diary to something that has 250 million people around the world every month. cheers. cheers. happy 5. >> and later a star-studded gala in hollywood. when the party is over, you know exactly where carl is heading. >> i get dizzy. >> pauley: next. >> i get dizzy. >> pauley: next. is it's in the bag. an join for free. hurry, join by march 3rd and get 1 month free. wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. >> pauley: now our second annual look at the oscar swag

better than ever before. our people, our people in this country are incredible. 16 and itarted on june came down and talked about illegal immigration. we have sheriff joe. i love sheriff joe. where is sheriff joe? i will tell you what -- there he is, right there. p,en sheriff joe endorses trum there is no one else like donald trump. thank you sheriff joe. it started with that and it started. i made a speech in front tower to i took a deep breath because it takes guts to run for president. i don't do this -- other guys have spent $148 million and i still funding, by the way, i am spending my own money. i don't need these people. i don't need their money. very important. i don't know if i get the credit for that. and you go into a booth vote, i don't know if i get the credit but i will tell you that these people are all taken care of by their donors and special interests and their lobbyists. 100%. 100%. [booing] i used to be those people, just so you understand that. who knows the game? takes andnd what it when

with the stakes higher than ever trump is doubling down and rousing his supporters. some showing their support in ways they can never take back. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: only one candidate here in new hampshire is doing well enough to rate at the clay dragon tattoo parlor in seabrook where the owner bob holmes is doing trump tattoos for free. >> this is not your first trump tattoo? >> no, this is my 27th. >> reporter: it's a painful reminder of the passion trump supporters feel for him. >> anybody getting ted cruz tattoos? >> no, no. >> marco rubio? >> no. >> jeb bush? >> no. >> reporter: trump as nearly as much support as his next three rivals combined. he'll be center stage at saturday's abc news debate. united states -- mr. donald j. trump! >> reporter: today he told a town hall in exeter he's looking forward to the debate because his opponents seem to be dropping like flies. >> whittling down rapidly, right? rapidly. which is good. we have more time to speak. >> reporter: his supporters sure think that's a good thing. >> he's what we need. this is

she's the only person in my life who ever gave a crap about me. i would never ever hurt her. what about that guy that you hang out with? hal? yeah. does he smoke? yeah. was he ever alone with your gran at the party? i don't know. you don't know. i might've nodded off a bit. mm-hmm. where can we find this hal? at work. jubilee towers, where my gran was. that's where we met. he took care of her. leave me alone! stop it! you can't make me! ( loud clattering ) idiot! look what you did! hey, hal, calm down. who are you? we're the police. sir, are you okay? he's trying to kill me. what do you want? are you always this good with the patients? help me. don't let him take me away. don't you worry. nobody's taking anybody anywhere. oh, please, don't encourage him. this happens every day. mr. leonard hates needles, but he is going to chemo. we need to talk... in private. look, i've got three patients late for appointments and i've had nothing but troublemakers all day. troublemakers? how about bess sherman? she one of your troublemakers? hal: no, she's a dream. stabler: we heard you ran

>> like first ever. i've never -- apart from -- >> pauley: what was your >> one year i played the local principle. which was really new for me. it was a stretch after the tree season. >> pauley: can you do a rock? >> hold on a sec. you're putting me on the spot here. >> pauley: you're a professional. >> a rock would be like this. a rock is a rock. and if a rock had eyes. would be like that. >> pauley: oscar nomination and broadway debut could make anyone's head spin. but saoirse stays grounded and speaking with her mother every day. i remember reading that early is >> i'm not surprise that it affects young women more. there's more pressure. not only, of course, when it comes to the way we look, the way we're all compared to each other, what we wear and compared to what someone else may wear on the red carpet even beyond that it comes to success. it's almost that you have to be apologetic about. >> yet there she is as "the crucible" abigail williams, saoirse ronan graces one of the tallest marquees on bro

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the one thing that i didn't lie about is nobody's ever thrown a party for me before. nobody. ever. this is the first. if this is what they're like, i never want another one. well, since kirk's never had a party, since we've gone to all this trouble anyway, perhaps we ought to let him have his party. all right? sure. all right. next week we're devoting the meeting to you, kirk. we're learning all about you. be prepared to tell us everything, but everything, about yourself. and no made-up stories. everything? if you're not truthful with us next week, i'm afraid i'll have to ask you to leave the group. you'd throw me out? happy birthday from smokenders. happy birthday to you... [cough cough] hello, everybody. hey, louise. as they say in the movies, tonight's the night, the night kirk tells all. we're running low on coffee. i'll get some more. i want to stay awake for this. hi, everyone. hi. hello, john. i see kirk's not here yet. he will be. ralph's picking him up. he told ralph where he lives? that's right. i think kirk's making progress already. i'll believe that when i see it. john

. >> did he ever hit the girl's car or no? >> no. if he did maybe something happened before when i came into it. when i was next to him he didn't hit her. he smashed my rear side window and smashed it. he made a u-turn. got away into that long line of traffic in the left. >> you stopped the car even after he swung the bat at you. what were you going to do? >> i thought this guy cannot get away with what he's doing. i got his license. had i known that action, the most frustrating part was the police. the police did little to nothing. >> we contacted the temple sheriff's station and we were told now they have the video and will be investigating this case. have you ever seen such an aggressive guy in a >> stalker mom rafb v4 threw me off. >>> this is probably unlike any other birth you have seen before. this is a baby that's just been born still completely inside the amniotic sack. >> wow. >> filled with amniotic fluid. look at the baby. it looks like a doll that has been shipped and is still wrapped. >> it looks like a jellybean. >> in

did i ever tell you that story? >> no i don't think so. >> a guys walks in the bar, he talks like this, he said to the bartender, the bartender said $7. the bartender had a hunchback. he says $7 for scotch and soda, how about scotch and water. he said $7. he said how much is a beer? he said $5. he said just give me a bottle of beer. bartender gave him a bottle of beer. he says i want to thank you for not making fun of the way i speak. the bartender said thank you for not making fun of my hunch. he said is that a hunch? he said yeah. and he said everything is so high in here i thought it was your butt. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> now, you got to understand, john, that i had no intention of saying that but when you start telling me about -- >> the way you talk -- excuse me, fred, i apologize. excuse me. whoever is in charge of that, but the things i hear on television, everybody is allowed to say who's new, but old guys like me who are supposed to know better, aren't allowed to say it no more. >> you know, one channe

have you ever seen it? no, you saw the sults of it. have you ever seen a dream? no, gases, all of the things in the air, i can get a cell phone here, punch a number and call thousands of miles away. yet, there is nothing connected. there is something i'm not seeing. so something you don't see is greater than something you do see. what you respect will come toward you. what you don't respect will move away from you. i can't sneer at a prosperity ministry and wonder why i stay broke. i can't laugh at someone who prays in the prayer language and wonder why the holy spirit doesn't come to my house. i was teaching a single's explaining genesis 2:18. god says it is not good man be alone. adam never heard of a life, god could have given him a giraffe and he wouldn't have known the difference. a woman spoke up from the back and i was explaining everything god makes requires connection. got doesn't make anything complete. he is complete. everything he make system a part. my mind needs thoughts. i was explaining adam required another. a woman spoke up from the back and sai

obviously, the vast majority of zika cases that have ever been seen thus far have ever been transmitted through mosquitos. however this is a sexual transmission. now, there was one case report back in 2008 that the suggested that zika might be able to be transmitted sexualally. a man went to senegal, came back ho t to colorado and his wife got sick even though the mosquito doesn't live there. but what we've seen here is this is something they're taking very seriously as a new mode of transmission. and what will be really interesting to see is whether the u.s. health agencies start to make recommendations based on this. perhaps telling traveler who are coming back, male travelers that if their partner is pregnant or at risk of being pregnant, for them to use barrier contraception for a while until after the threat of infection has passed. >> dan, when i was pregnant with my first child, i accidentally you ate cuss tad that had raw egg. i couldn't sleep for like a week i was so worried it affected my child. when you compare zeke caging to something like that, what are the real dangers and

well, yeah, but this happened before we ever took office. this happened during sheriff poindexter's time. that doesn't make any difference. the people involved are still around. and i think we at least ought to try and see what happened. well, how you figure on doin' that? i'll see the principals in the case. oh, no... i'll go to foley and i'll go to floyd. no, but... i'll talk to 'em. i ought to do it right now. you coming with me? uh... well... you going to the barbershop first? yeah. well... i'll go with you. i knew once you thought about it you'd see it my way. it's not because of that. i need a haircut. ( chuckling ) oh, good mornin', barney. mornin', andy. you see the paper this morning? there's a little article. "robert gribble and emma lars announce their coming nuptials." that's interesting. ever see what's written in the cement outside the shop? no. go out and take a look. you, too, barney. see what's written in that cement. we're not here to look at cement. what's out there? it says, "bobby gribble hates emma lars." ( laughs ) som

we've never, on my children's life ever had an argument. ever. >> why? >> there's no point. he's had harsh words with me when i haven't been behaving myself. he's told me the truth but it's never been an argument. especially dark period in the '80s when he battled drugs and depression. when you were dealing with your drug problem how did you keep going? >> i did. that's what kept me alive. if i i stayed at home and not appeared for six months i wouldn't be here because i would kill myself. >> music has been my friend since i was two or three years old. when my parents were getting divorced it was my sanctuary, listening to the root. the fact is music kept me alive. it saved my life. >> feels like you traded it for an addiction to performing. >> addiction to the performing was bigger than drugs, thank god. piano is black or red. >> elton will perform again at the 23rd annual oscar party he'll throw tonight with his husband, david furnish. a benefit for his aids how intensive is the planning? >> it's amazing. it's got to be 9 0 people now. we started off with 10 people in a re

i go, do you ever miss being fat? >> i'm still a bit fat. >> no, you're not. >> it's just all hid anticipate. >> dude, he's right, he will never not be fat. he's just fighting it.

never ever ever. >> seth: and i think they're gonna be very happy with the film. >> yeah. that's how "the avengers" happened. that whole thing. >> seth: no it's not. >> no, no. >> seth: "the avengers" were not. >> pretty much, no. >> seth: you also have done some fantastic things. you mentioned footage leaking on the internet. >> yeah. >> seth: you did some great you went out on halloween and you talked, in your deadpool suit, and you talked to some kids. >> oh yeah. i've done -- i've never done a film where the marketing was such an extension of the actual film. on the last the day of shooting i left with a suit cause i waited ten years to do the movie, so i'm taking a [ bleep ] suit. [ laughter ] >> seth: right. >> right. >> seth: so you own the suit now. >> yeah. it's apparently like a big no-no. >> seth: yeah, i bet. >> like ben affleck tried to leave with the suit and they tasered him. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. you can't. >> you can't leave with the bat suit. so i don't know what happened. somehow i got the suit. but i've actually worn it more after the fact than i

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r: and the last-ever naked cover girl? >> you are the last one. pamela.ought? >> a lot of people. >> you are in a sense the perfect playmate. >> i made this magazine for a girl like you, hef used to eporter: this her first and probably last cover. >> would you do it with your clothes on? >> what's the point? >> these days she's making vegan foot wear and her own cooki in the world of magazine and the internet -- >> not only can you see nudity, you can see every sex act imaginable. >> reporter: so "playboy's"f the nudie game. here's how the new clean magazine is shaping up. >> there are still going to be photo spreads? >> yeah, absolutely. it's just that they're not nude.e going to actually be nude, shooting. it's just going to be implied. nipples or anything down below. >> we think we'll get eveng and more beautiful women as we're nonnude. >> reporter: a cover girl more interesting than naomi campbell or may done that? but who? to have the most eyes. >> what does a modern nonnude like? after 60 years? >> the girl next door doesn't exist anymore. she's taking se

ever been on the cover. they wanted to put cheesecake on it, but george ate it. [ laughter ] >> and we got some other things to show ya. stay where you are. we'll be right back. >> thank you. [ music ] >> hey hey hey hey. [ applause ] >> thank you. tonight we have george foreman who is feeling much better. [ laughs ] and garry shandling. i should mention that jimmy stewart was gonna be our guest tonight. he is a marvelous, marvelous friend. he has been coming on this show for-- ever since we've been doing this show, and we got a message this morning. he just wasn't feeling very well. nothing serious, but he just wasn't feeling up to it. and, jimmy, if you're watching, get well soon. [ applause ] >> anyway, so for the past couple of weeks and up until we do our final show, which is two weeks from tonight, we have been sifting through our memory file. terrible word. memory flashback. but what else can you call it? reminiscences or something like that? did i pronounce that right? >> reminiscences. >> reminiscen

do you ever play albany? >> what do you mean, did i-- did i ever work there? >> did you ever work in albany? >> no. >> no? well, neither did i. [ laughter ] but the whole idea of going to albany in show business. >> would i like albany? i mean... >> i don't know, john, but in our picture we're starting in new mexico and-- >> have you ever played in mexico? >> yes-yes, i've played in new mexico. no, not mexico. >> i see. >> anyway, uh, major denton, i figured had a mustache. >> oh, major denton? >> that is my character, and i-i made him a southern, uh, officer. >> did you do the southern, uh-- >> do i do a southern accent, john? yes, i do. and, uh, jan-michael vincent plays the other officer and we disagree-- >> what's-what's the southern accent like? >> john, i just did the southern you weren't listening yet. >> oh, i didn't hear it. >> i see, well, you're not listening again. >> if i said, "major denton, are the silos ready?" how would you-- how would you answer that? >> yes, sir. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> four years in acting class for, "yes, sir." [ laug

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. >> did you ever feel in danger? >> su-bin told us she had wanted to leave north korea ever since her father was swept up in a purge when she was 14. >> she said after her father disappeared, her family was exiled from pyongyang. >> the government only allowed us to speak to people that were approved by them. of the people you know, what is the general feeling among the population? >> in 2013, the united nations released a groundbreaking report on human rights abuses in north korea, concluding their abuses - including forced labor, deliberate starvation, torture, and the complete denial of the right to freedom of thought quote "have no parallel in the contemporary world" when he was only 9 years old, kang chol kwan said he was imprisoned at the yoduk political prison camp with his family. when he was released 10 years later, he escaped to the south >> so there are entire families kept in these places? >> 80 to 120,000 people are reported to be held in these camps on life sentences. the north korean government denies

and those of us who care about ever closer union and getting out of ever closer union, this actually goes a long way to achieving in many ways, more than what we asked for. >> stewart. >> the european continent has seen flows of people and refugees larger since the end of world war ii. the balkans are becoming ever more volatile, and turkey is not behaving in a way which is as helpful as it could have been. have any of the negotiations the prime minister has been involved in actually increased the security of the european continent, or the security of the united kingdom? >> i would argue both. when it comes to the security of the continent, we recognize that europe's external border, although it's not our external border, because we're not in shengen, it does matter. that's why we sent more representatives to go and help with the asylum and immigration support office than any other country. and why we're happy to do even more, working with the greeks, indeed, working with the turks. but there's an important change in all of this which does increase the security of britain going forwa