like, i built hbo. open the door for me. [ applause ] yeah. do you know who i am? yeah. of course not. >> matches, matches. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty matches. >> pretty matches mr. plepler. mr. plepler. >> jimmy: but any way to describe it? think it's going one place and it goes, oh really? >> yes, it's neither fish nor fowl, as they say. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. but it's not that kind -- it's a real -- it's a story about real -- i mean, it's a very real story in a way about an american marriage and an attempted divorce and surprisingly so much humor can be found when you try divorce one another. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's a surprise to me. >> jimmy: surprising but it is true. i was laughing. but i also love the drama playing out and i just love -- i don't know. you're just fantastic in it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: here's a clip. here's sarah jessica parker in "divorce," take a look at this. >> wait, wait. i have a thought. i have a thought. what about an underwater restaurant theme? you kn

>> yes. >> rose: that you could go sell hbo on? >> yes.g several things that i was producing and developing. i have a little company at hbo called pretty matches production. it was just an idea among many that i was interested that i found compelling. and the more that we developed this story and the idea, the more it became impossible for me to say no. and, frankly, i wasn't generous enough in spirit to offer this to somebody else because it was-- it was the first -- >> because you were-- >> it was the first woman since playing cary bradshaw, who was as complicated, as human as-- as willing to illustrate shortcomings and triumph and be disappointing to people and reliable. and a deeply committed person. he was having an emotional affair with her the whole time. and somebody who is-- has surprisingly bad judgment. >> rose: so what does it say about marriage, that it's difficult, that it's complicated? that there are affairs? that people-- >> yes, i think it says all of that. i think it also speaks of the-- it's a portrait of a marriage now

a new hbo documentary shedding light on the moments boston marathon bombing. >> reporter: we are back in the sunshine tomorrow. midweek forecast up next. >> anchor: and challenge accepted. pats nation striking a pose and it goes viral. >> the count down to thanksgiving is on. >> don't let the old time turkey lore wreck your meal. ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin marathon bombing documentary hitting home tonight. the film sharing stories of moments that followed the attacks. that's premiere night for hbo and this new movie. >> anchor: surveillance footage, news clips and home footage. tim caputo live in the theater district to tell us more about this movie. tim. >> reporter: that's exactly right, kim. the personal stories of these the vip screening getting under way. hbo documentary marathon the patrio

this is hbo, and i saw this came in a trailer. i think it was "game of thrones" or something i was watching -- >> mmm. >> jimmy: and it came up, i go -- [ gasps ] and i felt -- >> it's very exciting. >> jimmy: jude law. >> i'm really, really proud of it. it's a ten-hour epic, really, written and directed in its entirety by paolo sorrentina, brilliant academy award-winning italian director. i play -- it's at present day. i play the first american pope, the youngest pope to be elected in. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and, you know, he's controversial. no one can figure out how he got voted in because everybody was sort of saying, "well, i didn't vote for him." he plans, like, revolution. he's american. does it sound familiar? >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, it does a a little. yeah, yeah, yeah. well, a lot of people are comparing it to, maybe, like, almost, like, a "house of cards" in the vatican. they're calling it, like, "house of cardinals" is what i [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is genius, but i love -- and it looks

i think eve shared some of her >> catch "insecure" on hbo sunday nights. it's hilarious. >>> moving over to ray charles. the late singer taking center stage in the special "ray charles: r&b legend." >> ray charles grew up very poor. he built up an empire. he was a smart businessman. he knew how to negotiate. and he knew when to cut bait when he didn't feel like he was being treated fairly. $75 million when he passed away. >> he also has 12 children from 10 different women, 21 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren, and he's got 2 ex-wives. >> each of his kids only received $500,000. when they received that, they had to waive their right to any future claims. >> they tried to get state authorities involved but the officials told they will, you don't have enough documentation to stand on. have the legal ground to try to get an accounting out of the estate. >> what's at stake is more than just the money. the children are concerned about recordings, videos, and their father's artifacts. most of the assets from the ray charles asset went to the ray charles founda

here's jude law in "the young pope," hbo. takeoo >> you are pope pius xiii, father and mother of the entire catholic church. >> brother cardinals, we need to go back to being prohibited, inaccessible, and mysterious. that's the only way we will once again become desirable. want any more part-time believers. i want great love stories. i want fanatics for god because fanaticism is love. [ sighs ] amen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow! jude law, everybody! catch the premiere of "the young pope," sunday, january 15th, at 9:00p.m. on hbo. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with sterling k. brown. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] hey come quick... my new beer, stella artois, is finished. the people will love it. originally brewed for the holidays. enjoyed ever since. ?? (laughs..) here it is. ?? ?? hey dad! ?? wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional offers on the lincoln family of luxury vehicles. sign and drive off in a new 2017 lincoln mkc with zero down and a c

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she's on the new hbo series, "tracey ullman show." tracey ullman is here tonight as well! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] the greatest, the coolest! and we've got great music. this guy is just, everyone is talking about this guy. i was talking to him backstage and he was talking about justin, he met justin, he was all excited. but then he goes, "i met you in 2013." he was walking around new york city. and he came up to me and goes -- he sang -- [ singing ] or whatever, something like that. and i was like, "okay." [ laughter ] and he's like, "all right, bye." and i go, "no, no, wait, that you can sing more, i like that. that was good." i was with my wife, or something. and he kept singing it, he goes, "i'm gonna be on your show one day." [ audience oohs ] >> steve: today's the day. >> jimmy: this guy's killing it. [ cheers and applause ] stanaj is here! >> steve: stanaj! >> jimmy: that's a random story, but he's earned it. this guy is unbelievable. guys, as i mentioned, justin timberlake is on the show tonight. and now -- [ cheers and applause ] now, justin and i go w

on hbo. everyone, please welcome the multi-talented tracey ullman. ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] the one and only. the coolest. >> that was so good. >> jimmy: it was good, right? >> george clinton, man. >> jimmy: you can't beat that. [ british accent ] you look gorgeous, darling. >> thank you, darling. >> jimmy: [ british accent ] you look gorgeous, darling. >> his friend has been in tonight. his best mate's been in. the lad. you can see them all in the corridors, the baseball caps backwards. you know? the teams are there. he's just left. that timberlake boy has gone, has he? >> i could hear you through my dressing room wall rehearsing your song. ?? stop it. stop it. >> jimmy: i couldn't hit the note. he was just -- whatever i'll cover for you. he's the greatest. thank you again for coming back. welcome back to new york. >> i'm happy to see you. >> jimmy: i'm always happy to see you. >> happy to see you. >> jimmy: you're the best. you bring joy to people's lives. this must be -- >> it's a scam. >> i've been doing the show in england for the bbc. i haven't

on hbo, please welcome j.j. abrams! [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. >> good to see you. >> wow, [ inaudible ] >> steve: and jimmy, you will be playing with one of the best-selling musicians of all time, his new album, "st [ cheers and applause ] s >> jimmy: oh my god. >> what's up, jimmy? >> jimmy: ay caramba. come on. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. >> you should have brooklyn on yours too. >> jimmy: i was born in brooklyn, but yeah i was raised in -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: we're brooklyn. brooklyn versus -- [ inaudible ] >> steve: -- manhasset. >> jimmy: long island versus >> jimmy: absolutely. >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: neil it's good to see you, buddy. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> steve: i will give each of you a password. >> jimmy: mhm. >> steve: then you are to give a one-word clue, one word only, to get your partner to guess the password. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: if the clue is illegal as determines by our judges you shall hear this. [ buzzer ] now the team with the most points after four questio

on hbo. please welcome bill maher, ladies and gentlemen. >> jimmy: look at that. bill maher on the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, you warmed them up so well for me. >> jimmy: before election day. >> you've become such a good monologist, jimmy. really. >> jimmy: really? thank you, i appreciate that. deal. anyone following you knows that you've been trying to interview the president of the united states. >> long time, yes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yes. it took eight years and a a petition. >> jimmy: yeah. >> to get a guy i gave a a million dollars to -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: to talk to you. >> that's usually an indication you're a fan. but yeah, we were there this week. it was a thrill to be back there. oh, yes. >> jimmy: you ran this photo out there. that's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] could be president again. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: some people agree. >> not that hillary would not be a great president, because -- not a great candidate. not a great candidate. >> jimmy: not a great candidate. >> no. she campaigns like a hospice nurse. [

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the stars in this hbo film other survivors themselves. ken mccloud explains why they wanted to be a part of th. s shared tonight among marathon bombing survivors whose lives since the blast will now hit the screen for all to see. >> we think it's really important not just to show people's snapshots of recovery but the whole trajectory of it. and it's complicate bud it's real. >> reporter: patrick and his now double amputee wife jessica are among three families intimately tracked by the documentary which will air next at times. because the recovery is all of those things. >> reporter: celeste lost her leg that april day, and her daughter sidney was badly hurt. both adhit to thinking long and hard about the public eye peering that deep into their souls. >> kind of scary when you first sign on. because you have no control over what the finished product is going to be. >> reporter: but they agreed to it. convinced their shared healing was h understand. >> i think they did a really good job of showing what terrorism looks like and how life goe

chunnel's on hbo tonight! why don't you stop by? all right. next thing on the agenda-- the restoration of the fence at the broward gate. at the present time, we are still accepting bids. it's been broken for six months. what are you doing? i, as your president, have to find the best price. right now i don't think it's cost feasible. i'll bet you don't. what's that? what are you talking about? i'm sitting here the whole meeting holding my tongue. i know you a long time, but i cannot hold it in any longer. what's going on, jack? morty seinfeld has been stealing funds from the treasury. stealing? what proof do you have? he's driving around in a brand-new cadillac. what more proof do you want? my son bought me that car. your son could never afford that car. last year at the playhouse. he's lucky he can pay his rent. jack's right. he stinks! it's his material. i tell you he bought it for me. i move for a full investigation. i second it. i guess i should just go excuse myself, huh? hey. what are you watching? risa tomei movie. and you've seen that o

>> hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home. 1975. we debuted coast to coast with the thrilla in manila, one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights. frazier/ali. and that's when hbo explodes. >> it's all over and mohammad ali at the end of the 14th round, it's a tko -- >> before that, you're count ing growth in tens of thousand of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really day one for both businesses. hbo and the cable industry. >> if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants. cbs, nbc, abc. and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said,

people -- >> yeah. >> we're out of time. >> if you really, really care the hbo -- hbo warner bros. -- >> we got to put the toothpaste back in the tube and get out on time or our producer will kill us. >> you're trained in that. analogy -- >> that's why i'm sitting at this table. thank you, senator. >> he'll speak up about it again. thank you very much for coming to the table. >> you bet. >> we appreciate it. >>> could your contact lenses send you to the emergency room? you may be surprised at that answer. ahead, the biggest mistakes you can make in handling your contacts, senator franken, and >>> robin williams' wife is sharing the difficult health struggles the actor faced before his death. she's here to explain what she calls the terrorist inside her husband's brain. you're watching "cbs this morning." ing "cbs this everyday millions of women worldwide trust tena with their bladder matters. thanks to its triple protections from leaks, odor and moisture. ? (vo) stank face. an expression of disgust caused by inadequate litter ? >>> in our "morning rounds" common mistakes you might be

. >> it's hbo. we all have to be naked. >> no, it's not -- it's not just for the sake of being naked. >> no. >> like your show. that nudity is justified. >> and not always sexual. >> and much like "westworld" it's not a sexy nudity. >> being naked in the corset with the boobs up here. >> why is that? why? >> the saloon outfit. >> looking at that -- >> on purpose it was supposed to objectify women sexually. i would never that in real life because i think it's distracting. i felt more empowered naked and also the nudity is about the character's vulnerability. these robots are treated like cattle. >> i think you two will be working together soon. a feeling base and your conversation before. i look forward to that. >> a "westworld" spin-off. >> "westworld"/"girls "spin-off it's like williamsburg but an alternate reality. >> i could do it. it would be easy. >> she could do it. >> "westworld" airs sundays on hbo. >> hbo! >>> coming up, a performance >> what? >> a repeat performance, very exciting. >> yes.