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and, i don't know, i want -- somebody, gugu, please jump to do something. i cannot say how surprised i am and how proud i am to have survived this film with all these fellas. please. tony. >> wowo thank you guys so much. this is such a surprise, brad regioncy, fox, we love you so much. this was an incredible experience. . alejandro, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, everybody. >> and leo, of course. >> come, come, come, come. >> thank you. i'm afraid that's it. we're out of time. for myself and mel gibson, alom. >> announcer: the nomination ballots are mailed to all eligible members of the hollywood foreign press association, who choose up to five nominees in each category. on t final ballots, the me members vote for one nominie in each category. information concerning the final results is known only to the accounting firm of ernst & young, llp prior to tonight's opening of the sealed envelopes. annual golden globe awards."an explosion becomes a spectacle we'll tell you where. and -- wt do the latest polls have to say about democrats and repu

i would say early 40s gugu, because normally they're in a place where they're ready to settle down. >> reporter: anna works for the national matchmaking company three day rule. jokingly named for this bad advice from the movie "swingers." >> i used to wait two days to call anybody. now it's like everyone in town waits two days. i think three days is kind of mine. what do you think? >> two's enough not to look anxious. >> what are se of the common problems you're seeing with people coming in who haven't been successful dating on their own? >> i think modern dating is challenging. the system itself, it's great how many options we have these days with apps and websites, but it also leads to a bit of dating a.d.d. sometimes. >> reporter: she and her colleague heather only take on >> have you guys single? >> reporter: those who don't pay to become clients end up part of three day rule's free pool of lower-priority potential matches. >> hi, are you annalisa? >> yes. >> so nice to meet you, i'm anna. >> reporter: on this day anna meets with a potential new client named annalisa. >> i'm total

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authorities on a high speed chase, exited his vehicle, and reached for his waistband, where he had a gugu two additional arrests related to the occupation were made in in arizona. as some protesters stayed at the refe wednesday in defiance, others left, including three men who were arrested. while ammon bundy wants them nevada rancher and activist cliven bundy, disagrees. "they gave up from holding the refuge. that's their only thing that brings you guys out here."i'm reid binion, reporting today marks the 30th years since the space shuttle challenger disaster. nasa will pay tribute to the crews of apollo 1, and space shuttles challenger and columbia during today's day of remembrance. died in failed. that caused the shuttle to break apart just 73 second after launch. donald trump isn't a stranger to protestors at his campaign rallies. police say a protestor threw a few tomatoes and he now faces charges. you're looking live on our camera. kaj will be back right after the break with a look at your thursday forecast. us now with your first alert forecast. clouds will be racing back in from t

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then slowly and miraculously -- >> he is one special gugu >> after multiple surgeries to rebuild his skull, an intense cognitite surgery. bob was well on his way to recovery. >> good evening. >> remarkably just over a year later, bob was back on the air. and since has spent the last decade reporting from a around the globe, from inside north korea. >> we're told that 10,000 to 15,000 have actually come here. >> to deep down a colombian mine. >> thas the most frightened i have been. >> but through it all, bob had never forgot what the military had done for him. who treated him like one of their own. bob and lee have devoted their lives to helping our wounded veterans and the families who support them. the bob woodruff foundation, with its annual stand up to heroes gala in new york, has raised more than $30 million. reaching more than 2 million of our vetetens and families. >> and i i proud to be part of that organization and proud that his latest assignment, beijing, where he began his career. ppy alive day, my friend and of course to doug who continues to shoot beautiful video for ab

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navy's fifth street working in the persian gugu, iran says the navy began drills this week and they warne the area but the u.s. navy denies being in iranian space. >>> it may have been debate night in iowa for ven of the eight g.o.p. candidates but not donald trump. the republican front runner held his own event down the street. trump had the stage all to himself last night at an event that raked in $ million for veterans. protestors found their way inside and chanted trump loves war as they were escorted out. protesting several of trumps controversial policies including his stance on immigration. >> even if he doesn't win a no, ma'am nation afafr the presidential election, they will still hold those grudges againstt the immigrants. >> his lengthy feud between the g.o.p. front runner and the network. >> let's address the element in the in the room tonight. >> donald trump might stage but he's certainly not ignored in lifetime night's debate. the remaining candidates enjoying their time in the spotlight. even showed off his best trump impression. >> and everyone on this stage is stupid, fa

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we love those gugu. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you guys. but it isn't always fun and games. roots to the test. we pick people from our audience and have the roots make up random songs about them on the spot. that's right. it's time for freestylin' with the roots. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] time to freestyle with the roots >> jimmy: thank you very much, roots. ready to do this? >> questlove: yes! >> jimmy: all right, here we go. raise your hand if your want the roots to do a song about you. [ cheers and applause ] hi, how are you? >> great. how are you? >> jimmy: fantastic. thank you for being here. >> oh, it's a pleasure to be here. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> my name is mirta. >> jimmy: mirta. m -- >> i-r-t-a. >> jimmy: oh, i did it. >> perfect. >> jimmy: first time, hey. >> wow, that's amazing. you're the first person. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: ever? >> ever. >> jimmy: mirta. there you go, i love it. mirta, where are you from? >> i'm from south florida. okay, south florida. south florida. it is january. which means

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did you gugu check the oven? [ laughter ] >> exactly. so that was the only draft. i finished it, 604 pages, my first novel, oh my god, right? i come back to the u.s., i was working as a traveling salesman, i was in a hotel in chicago, and it was not chicago's finest hotel, and someone broke in and stole my backpack. and that was the only copy of the book, 604 pages. >> seth: so it survived all the time in the chilean oven. [ laughter ] and was gone from a chicago hotel. >> right, correct. >> seth: you -- you mentioned you're a traveling salesman. writers are doing -- because while you're writing a book no one is giving you any money. you have to finish a book. so i'm always fascinated about what writers do to pass the time and to support themselves. what were you selling as a traveling salesman? >> actually, again, i'm probably one of the last people to ever do this. i was selling posters on college campuses. >> seth: you just set up your poster shop? >> i was a little more official than that. the company was started by four guys in the '70s. they would give me and

. >> seth: a fine gugu >> one o othe really fine athletes and the fine men that i have ever known. [ applause ] >> seth: do you, how do you watch sports? are you somebody that gets vocally angry or do you get sad and quiet? >> i did not sit down the whole game. >> seth: there you go. yeah. i'm sort of that was as well. >> pacing aroundyelling. peterson, our bebe, arguably one of the best defensive backs in football, muffed a punt at the >> seth: yeah. >> but. >> seth: well it was a great season, i agree. >> great season. we got a great coach, arians. we got a areat owner, mike bidwill. and the fans we have just tremendous support and so, wait til next year. >> seth: but here's the good news, football is over. there's another incredible competition that's going on, that's going to go until next november, and it's fascinating. [ light laughter ] >> is it? >> seth: it is fascinatiti. i have to ask. you obvioulsy went -- >> it's not a contact sport it's collision sport. >> seth: it's a collision sport. [ light laughter ] 2008, does this just feel like a whole different world, in 2016? >>

and evererody is like, did youou gugu have fun working together? we're like, "yeah." >> seth: so that's where you do your acting. >> seth: oh my god, we had so much fun together. >> the chemistry wasasmmediate! [ lalahter ] but, no, jack and i -- first of all, he is everything that you would think he is and more. he's a great guy. and then going to china with jack black is like a whole other thing. >> seth: yeah. >> you know? because he's definitely putting -- you know, like jack black and china is in itself, like -- >> seth: it's an animated movie. yeah. [ laughter ] it should be an animated movie. >> we had so much fun. i think we're kindrid spirits. because we both are just crazy. and we sing and weance and we gestupid. >> seth: now are you representing americans in a way when you're there that we're going to -- it's going to come back on us? [ laughter ] >> probably. >> seth: they're all like singing dummies. >> probably. >> seth: how are the fans in shanghai? was it different than any other -- >> it's different. they're great. they're supe-- a

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pentagon. 3 pkgtrt: :53the two small boats were en route from kuwait to farsi island in the persian gugu. u.s. officials believe the boats and the 10 sailors aboard were picked up after they had suffered a mechanical breakdown and drifted into iranian territorial waters. officials do not know if shots were fired but say iran's foreign minister has personally assured secretary of state kerry the sailors will be allowed to continue their journey. graphics out (font: us navy video)it would seem a harmless incident except that two weeks ago iranian revolutionary guard ships fired off rockets within a mile of the american aircraft carrier truman. the ckets were aimed the other way but firing live munitions in the middle of crowded shipping lanes drew a strong protest from the u.s.(on camera close david martin/ the pentagon) u.s. officials say they expect the sailors will be allowed to continue their journey as soon as it is daylight in the persian gulf. 3 an update this morning... according to the u - s navy facebook page... the sailors have been released with in the last hour. shift" mode in

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