and is this -- is that it? that's it? okay, that's it. so there you go. [ cheers and applause ] if you want to be a part of this, we have a great shot you'd like to share, post to it twitter or instagram, #seasonsscreamings so we can find it. it's not just holiday cheer, there are tears too. okay? earlier tonight from new york they had the annual lighting of the christmas tree in a 78-foot norway spruce from hudson valley, his name is greg. they started lighting the tree in new york in 1933. its from attracts thousands of people. they have a big one in washington, d.c. too. we don't have anything like that here. we have one thing at a mall but it's not a big televised event. in california, if a big tree is lit up it's because it's on fire. tonight we're going to change that. tonight we're taking you love to hollywood boulevard for the first annual lighting of the spongebob. first of all i want to say hello to sponge bob. are you ready to become part of a holiday tradition that will be cherished by families for many years to come? >> oh, y

it's cute, it's a lisa book. very cute. i like it. trying to guess who my favorite santa is. >> probably greg. right? >> i would guess that as well. are you? >> that's awesome. >> it's -- that's amazing. >> it's like bigger than me. >> that's the point. >> giant pez. >> and if you open its head it actually talks. >> you got to set that up. those are the regular pez. so what happens? i have the same question. >> when peter lived here for like three years, he didn't know what a pez was. and you grow up in britain. >> no pez? >> i love -- then i, look what i got, guys. >> kimberly, can you kiss this? >> let me tell you something, mmmmmmwah. >> i feel like i've been assaulted. >> this is your christmas gift. >> thank you, greg. i love it. i love lisa simpson. i'm honored to be considered to be like her. >> you're there. you're there. i'm down to -- >> running low on gloss now. bolling, what do you have for me to kiss? >> it's a family show. >> on the hand. >> is it a sweat centre. >> it's a flag. >> i think a flag. >> interesting. >> inte

is it fossil it's going to go away? that notion and the diselusion of the cartel are rattling in a way that nobody could predict. dow going and s&p shrinking and on a day when the price of oil fell to a low and then a 17 year low. we have to talk about this. you you know that i have been saying how the market is in crazy town. a place where good news is bad news, and we did have a nice change of this on friday and we rallied. today however, perhaps the best consumer aside from the tax cut which your never going to get. a further giant decline in the price of something that we all spend a lot of money on. energy is having the usual horrendous impact on the entire stock market. some of it goes with exxon and chevron. she have seen people get crushed because they bought them in yields. many of them cannot be maintained. many will have to be cut. some will be eliminated. worst of all, we have seen the stunning decline in s&p's. that's a group for the outside distribution and in part that the guys and the groups finished wit

it's really cool. >> it's crazy. it's crazy. >> seth: now, where is it? where do you keep them? cause now you have two, it's weird. >> yes. >> seth: cause like if you have one, you can kind of put it anywhere, but like two, now it like -- you could be a little show-off. >> yeah, exactly. thank you, because that's correct. like i feel -- i have it in my office, and where i used to keep the first one was, like, on the windowsill, like, you walk in, fine. >> seth: great. >> but now they're kind of, like, tucked away, like not in a, like, i'm so embarrassed, i just don't want them to be out, like, obnoxiously, like an electric sign in my face. you know, in my room but they're kind of tucked away in the corner. so, like, if i wanna go and look of over thereri can go. >> seth: if you're ever feel bad you can sort of walk over and look at them. >> exactly. >> seth: it's like, hi, guys. >> if only i still -- yeah, exactly. >> seth: you -- even better -- look, emmys are great, don't get me wrong. and i'm so happy you have two of [ laughter ] but i see them in the corner! [ cheers and app

it took a little while, but it was worth it. it was a lot of fun. i got a good reaction from it. >> so we're not getting anywhere with flacco either. what about tight end chris cooley. >> i showed up and said we bought about 15 pieces of sheet rock from home depot. so that's how many times we have to do it. i said, you should probably be able to do it in one. it took 15 takes. by far the hardest part of the video was getting the ball back through the sheet rock. i started to get cuts and scrapes all over my arm. so they put makeup on the cuts on my arm. but it didn't hurt. >> okay, so cooley is playing defense against doubters, too football fans want to get to the bottom of the real or fake debate. many try the stunts out for themselves. as parities flood the internet. >> all right. watch this. >> some were really bad. >> oh! >> the worse they got, the more fun we had watching them. >> very funny. but we still can't definitively answer if the original videos are real or fake. time to bring in the vince lombardi of viral video debunking. alan, aka, c

live. >> it's close to it. >> seth: is it something -- is it cool to talk to everybodydy else about like, "hey, we only get to do this once." or is that like talking during a no-hitter? like, you're not supposed to bring it up. >> exactly, it is a little bit like, we were like, "yes, we're doing this live." and then it's like, "we're doing it live." [ laughter ] there is no going back. like once that train starts you can't stop it. >> seth: and obviously you have a background a aa live performer. >> yes. >> seth: but this is a little different, like live performance on television. >> yeah. well, because when you do live in the theater, it's like, okay, we're doing live for 600 people, a thousand peoeoe, and that's feelelcomforting. [ light laughter ] and then -- but this is like, oh, we're doing it live for like millions of millions of people. >> seth: yeah. >> and like all these people are at home like, give it to us. >>>>eth: well, one thing that you're gonna give them that i think they're gonna be very happy with is this dress, which i have thousands of questions about. >> yeah.

it is a lot. you need two weeks to do it. i heard it is unbelievable trip. ben: you associate those two nations with each other, new nowhere. sydney. it is two time zones away. kerry: on the to-do list. or 2017. we are going ring in the new year in times square and they are ready to party. ben: and robert moses. where is the garb, robert? what is going on? >> reporter: i don't want to wear them out i have to wear them again tomorrow. ben: they should last. >> well, they are flimsy. is this better? kerry: much. >> reporter: good morning to you. the stage is being set in timing square, literally. this is where a lot of the musical musical acts are going to happen. this is where the people are penned in, hemmed in, whatever you want to call it. they are hoping to get a view of the ball dropping. it is nearly 12,000 pounds and 2700 waterford crystals and the test went beautifully. it is going to rise into the position at 6:00 p.m. and beginning to decent at 1 # 1:59. if you are planning to drive here, well, do it soon, because widespread street closures are happ

he turns it on. once it sent he turns it off." and also, if you're going to call bill gates and ask him why i have to update adobe so many damn times. [ laughter ] it's fine. i have no complaints about my adobe. never use it as it is. but, here's the most dangerous thing about trump -- he's shifting the boundaries of what's considerable accessible in american politics. religious immigration ban now. but, remember just a few weeks ago ted cruz and jeb bush were also calling for religious tests for syrian refugees. a plan that's also discriminatory. but, now looks almost reasonable compared to trump. in fact, jeb's plan was so crazy, he couldn't even find words to explain how it would work. >> so, what's your focus on what christian families actually look like? >> you're a christian. i mean, you can prove you're a christian. >> how? >> i think you can prove it. if you can't prove it, then, you know -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, like, you -- you say to them, if you're a christian, finish this sentence. on the first day of christ

see it? it's robin egg blue and gold. >> it looks like white and gold to me. i used to see blue the last time. >> now the llamas. >> remember, they escaped. we had a couple of days of fun with that one. katy perry rocked the halftime show when she danced with the sharks. here's a question. who won last year's super bowl? >> i don't know. the patriots. >> oh, deflategate. >> i never understood why the left shark became this viral sensation. >> the right one was not. it's the left shark. >> okay. picture of bill belichick, he kissed his 30-year-old daughter. and at that caused a lot of -- >> he's fond of her. >> the patriots did win the super bowl. and of course that was deflate gate. and do you remember what movie was so hot that we must have done how many segments on it? >> way too many. >> "fifty shades of grey." >> i was watching the whitey bulger story. i'm watching with cody, and i go, is that dakota johnson playing his wife? that's his wife! she had her clothes on, so i didn't recognize her, bum, bum, ba. the second installment comes out in 2017. >> the s

he swallowed it.] >> seth: swallowed it. well -- >> you know, the little -- >> seth: turtle died. [ laughter ] >> right. well, it was the turtle or the kid. >> seth: the important thing was -- yeah, i guess. >> and that's what i say to people. i say, "look, it's the turtle or the kid." you know? >> seth: and a lot of people say -- >> teach your children to keep those things out of their mouths. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] i think that is the -- if that is the real lesson. you'll stick around, yes? >> i'd love to. >> seth: okay, great. we'll be right back with more from judy blume. her book, " stores now. [ cheers and applause ] we're testing hanes underwear and socks with x-temp technology. hey dad! emily? ready? no! wait! slow down a little! oow! it's designed to keep help keep you cool. hanes revolutionary x-temp technology. when you're cool, the fans are strong at subway! where every order is your chance to win amazing prizes. see star wars: the force awakens in theaters december 18th. phil! oh no... (under his breath) h

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or do i not like it, but does it-- does it make sense? like, is this the best way to be doing something? and that's behind a lot of my activism, is, like, looking at things and just saying, "like, well that -- doesn't make sense. so w-- why are people--" like-- like with food policy. you know, like, why do our tax dollars go to subsidize food that kills animals and makes people sick when they eat it? >> like, you could say it's an outrage, and it's unethical. it's also just really stupid. and-- or when i look at, like, gun control issues. like, it's just like, the u.s. approach to gun control, you know, or the n.r.a., it's just, like, there's no empirical basis for it. you know, it just doesn't make sense. so it's offensive, i would offer that it's unethical. it's also just really dumb. and so that's a big driver in my activism. moby believes that music can physically change you for the better. after the break, the singer talks about his work on music therapy. >> water pressure hitting faults and making earthquakes. >> there were a lot of

it's our fault. it's our fault. it's our fault you're fat." it isn't. everybody knows it's fattening. you don't order 50 sandwiches, right? but they're a business. if you order it, they're going to give it to you. that's not t tir fault. >> jimmy: and you think that that's it right there. once they invented the salad, they -- they admit it. >> mcdonald's is -- it's for kids and for when you get hammered. that's what it is. you go in there. you get the bread in you. that's what it's for. >> jimmy: that's what it's for. thank you. >> that's what it's for. >> jimmy: bill, how did you -- >> you just don't want to get a a salad at mcdonald's. tonight, jimmy? >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah? just go to mcdonald's. [ laughter ] anymore. it's sad. they've lost their identity. >> jimmy: you feel sad. >> i did. >> jimmy: yeah, well, hopefully -- >> it's like watching a a comedian apologize to a a blogger. it's like, why would you do that? it's one person in the crowd who sat up late night with their feelings hurt, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> some melted butterfingers on th

i love it. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you're part of the show. i hope you all had a great thanksgiving weekend. i don't wanna say that i ate too much, but when i got on the scale, it just said i had a a nice personality. [ laughter and applause ] of course, it's the start of the holiday season, everyone. right now, millions of parents across the nation are checking their credit card statements and saying, "how much is my kid really worth?" [ laughter and applause ] "todd's been good, but he's not been xbox good, yeah." actually, analysts found that fewer shoppers turned out for thanksgiving and black friday this year than in years past. and this recent poll of online shoppers might actually explain why people were staying away from stores this year. 12% said because of the internet. [ light laughter ] 20% said you don't have to go to stores anymore, you know, on account of the internet. [ laughter ] 29% said if you use the internet, you can buy stuff online, which means you don't have

, like chris marks marks -- christmas, and it then it is over. >> and i like it, because it is all about gratitude and the expectations are less, so i am glad it is over. >> and some people say the anticipation is something good and it is not just the something good happening but it is the pregame. >> but it could also set you up for major disappointment. >> anyway, welcome back to the holidays, and the disappointment, and the hboiday blues after the holiday. >> and tim has not come out yet. >> and we will introduce tim in a moment, and he will tell us about all of the things that were huge at the time, and we talked about them ad nauseam, an tim talked about them. >> i created nausea, and also the booze. >> look at the pants. >> i know, look at that. we need a close-up. i >> well, i like a visible ankle or sock. >> so you must spend a lot of time selecting the sock to wear. >> yes, yes. hoda, i paut lot of thought into my outfit even though you judging it. happy new year to you, too. >> and we are going to the discuss some of the things that kath and i could not stop talking about it wh

>> i love it, i love it. it's casual, it's me. it fits.> i love that look on you. that's gorgeous. >> thank you, i love it too. >> oh, my gosh. this was good. >> don't they look great? >> do we have winners? all right. >> i'm going to stay over here. >> so cute. >> okay, who's next? >> so next we have lori and randy. lori said to me, i cannot look at randy's khaki pants any longer and that plaid shirt. i need something different. and then randy said, now lori owns a dress shop and i only see her in dresses. i want to see her in something edgy and perhaps some denim. >> oh, well, well, well, you two love birds. come over here. this is your tea over here. >> they look like druids. anyway. are you ready? you sure? okay. on three, you're going to drop that trou. i mean, not -- i didn't mean that. i meant -- okay, one, two, three. go ahead and drop it. wow. >> turn around. >> ooh, i like. >> oh, my gosh. >> can you believe we did that? >> that is great. >> i love it. >> what do you think of -- first of all, your just fit? >> i love it. it's som

so, to see it to come together -- god, it makes me emotional thinking about it now, it's just -- it'sow, i want to -- i want to show everyone a clip here of daisy ridley. this is an actual clip. normally we'd show them the trailer, but this is an actual clip from the film. >> am i running with my teeth bared? >> jimmy: no, no, that's not the clip. no, no, it's not you crying. no, this is you -- you actually are running in this, yes. [ light laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: i thought you said are your eyes running in your tea bed. [ laughter ] >> sorry. english. >> jimmy: well, i thought it was a british thing. yeah. i go, yeah, you might have been running in your tea bed. that's not a term at all. that's so un-bosh of me. [ laughter ] i wanna show everybody a clip. here's daisy ridley in "star wars: the force awakens." take a look at this. ♪ >> we can't outrun them! >> we might! in that quad jumper. >> we need a pilot! >> we've got one! >> you? ♪ [ explosion ] >> jimmy: come on. [ cheers and applause ] that's all you get! that's all you get. yeah, yeah. you gotta see the movie. it's gonn

in its hard and i'm not good at it. deftly not good at it yet. trying very hard to learn about the business because confusing and it's tricky and you want to the passion projects a i don't carry continue everyone but john center dot line visit russian in your head whether or not it was fair. >> are given a russell films passion projects? their passion for david is very air and david and i have a wonderful working relationship is weird weekly were very close and we love each other very much area but it does not affect business whatsoever. we can say exactly what we need an executive we want to a. and he understand you saying that. >>, family? >> has this changed at all? did they revel in their little girl becoming this very strong woman? >> i think there's a confusion. never oncedo i've for one second of my life been -- so fortunate i've never wondered if one of my parents one of my brothers left me with all their heart and soul. and i love them and i think it's confusing. me when i was 14. it was confusion of where to she -- in russian mark but n

i knew it going in. i knew it. i knew it, i knew it. all right, all right. channing, you're up. [ southern accent ] take your time, partner. pick out a good one. [ whimpers ] [ laughter ] >> don't pick on me. it's in his mouth. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. oh, no. all right, all right. >> [ southern accent ] all right, partner. >> jimmy: pick a good one. no, no, no. [ laughter ] smash it. [ applause ] >> i feel really good about this game so far. >> jimmy: i know. i'm so mad i challenged you to >> dumb luck. >> jimmy: very confident. happy holidays, dude. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: [ southern accent ] the odds are getting more fierce, channin. grab an egg. >> jimmy: grab an egg. [ laughter ] don't flip it because when you flip it, you get -- yeah, yeah. >> a little peek. >> jimmy: a little hint. i'm gonna sit back on this one. [ laughter ] good to see you though, man. >> good to see you, too. i don't know on this one. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i don't like it. i don't like it. >> jimmy: good, good. oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] fantastic! you're

don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. >>> we are back. it's 8:11. time for trending. >> yes, let's trend. >> we've established that hoverboards were a very dangerous gift to get for christmas. people were falling off of them and they set your house on fire in some cases. dylan fell. >> i did so good the first three times and then i fell the last time. this wrist not functioning so well. >> your hovering wrist is not feeling good. >>> another hot gift item that caused a lot of mayhem. take a look. >> a little bit -- >> oh, no. >> no! >> that was the reaction of so many people after their drones crashed. >> stuck in trees or hair. got stuck in his hair. >> ouch. >> people really seem to be and the faa reports 1 million received trevor rees-jones for christmas. >> a couple years ewing had the helicopters, little mini helicopters and those things busted up pretty quickly and drones are now the more expensive version. >> exactly. >> all been dizzy the past few days, safe to say we could use a nap right about now. a new myths about naps we're here to debu

it and normally stars in it, he wasn't in it that night, comes up to me and he says hello.ant. he says, "hey, if you need music for the cantina, i'll write it." like, and he walks off. and i'm like, does he know? basically, we have a scene that's sort of our version of the cantina scene that john williams, the master composer said, he's like, "j.j. baby, i would rather not write the music for that scene, you know? if you don't -- cause i'd rather write the score." he says, "j.j. baby." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i love that. >> love that. you'd be jimmy baby. everyone's baby. >> jimmy: oh i love this. >> john williams is the greatest man alive. >> jimmy: love that. j.j. baby. >> so i end up e-mailing lin miranda and i say, "i know you were kidding, but if you actually want to write this music, i'm actually working on something if you want it." he's like, "i'll drop everything." [ light laughter ] i'm like, all right. so, by the way, i saw him on your show, and it was maybe the best television i've seen in like the last ten years. it was unbelievable. >> jimmy: he was amaz

>> it is. >> and tap it on the cheek. are moving on to station two. >> then, coming up, we are now moving on to eyes. everything is at drug stores. it was important everything today is under $19.99. >> okay. what is this, jill? >> what is this reveal? >> it is, please, eyes. >> what is this? >> ten eye shadows which really, really work, and they are beautiful. nice palette. >> and yes, nice palette. >> they make your eyes pop. this is something i actually tested. this is by l'oreal. this is the eye liner. and what we loved about this is that it stays on, and it is not waterproof, but it could have fooled us, because it acts like that. >> and now, get to the piece de resistance. >> this is by physician's formula. this you put on. it's mascara that gives you extensions. it's a three-step process. you put the mascara on, and the other tube with the fibers in it. and they cling to what you just put on. it creates -- >> oh, my gosh. >> it will last all day long? >> you fill it in with the mascara again. look at the before and

it. e is nick offerman sipping whiskey while he is sits in front of the fire. okay. so, it is the glamour don't clearly. ? and if you want a more g-rated one, and there is nothing wrong with that one, you will try the hoy yule log on hall mark, a dog and cat hangs out by the fireplace. >> and they t ther and thing sit there, and things happen. but isn't that soothing? let's all just look for a minute. >> i like that. the cat is going to be making a move, and the -- they make a move. the dog and the cat is gone. >> oh, they come back again. and it is endless and perfect. >> i have heard a rumor, hoda, that to today is national cook i can day. >> i thought that everyday was. >> it is for you sh, but it is national cookie day and so go out to enjoy a good cookie. >> and regular chocolate chip, and toll house white chip cook is can. salted care amcaramel. >> small or big? >> go for it, hoda. >> pecan turtle delight. and gingerbread. i can guess that is the one i got. i thought that you gave u

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it has been a privilege to do it. when i got started in my first full-time job, which is defined as having health benefits, there were about five other women cartoonists in full-time jobs. today, there is no one, actually, in a full-time, paid position -- no women. there are many fewer men. so yeah, when women's issues come up, i want to draw about them, definitely. but it is not the thing i draw about most. i consider myself a generalist, so i don't draw exclusively about gender. and at the same time, i feel it is something that i am constantly aware of, and possibly more aware of than some people who have been in the field. there are many male feminist cartoonists out there. but i think just through life experience, there are some perspectives that you bring to the table. that there is no one monolithic female perspective, of course. but you do add to the conversation because there are certain things in life experiences that you are just going to bring to the cartoon. i do a fair number of cartoons, about gender and

it gets back on its feet. and then it just takes off. in this next video from england, the guys over at veil wildlife were called to rescue this stuck on a rope. when they get close you sees just how tangled this thing is. it's going nowhere fast. even though it's trying and eventually they throw a towel over the deer to calm it down and then they start using some tools to snap through the rope. >> it took more than one person to get this situation handled. you can't go up to that kind of animal and not have some kind of doing. >> they were able to control the situation, controlled it and cut the rope and in this moment you see the second they are able to let that thing go free and it looks beautiful going away. >>> i think the initial explosion for this video came off because it's just straight up insane. it reportedly comes to us from holland and this is the bridge. at the beginning you can see guys up to no good. got his backpack on with his skateboard and he starts climbing up the bridge. a whole other level of crazy. >> because he h

it does not get what it wants? >> reporter: we're not sure how they're going to creaked just yet, but-- react just yet, but before this draft paper was told was drafted, they wanted to have help to adopt to climate change, that they would not agree to this agreement. they said they would make strong noise because they feel themselves in a position of leadership when it comes to countries most vulnerable to the effects of global warming >>> thank you for that update from the philippines. we will cross over to adrian brown from beijing to tell us what china is committing to. >> reporter: it is quite interesting, isn't it. china is the world's biggest policy uter, basically, but it is-- polluter, but it is a country spending more on combatting pollution on any other countries. beijing has said it wants to be involved in decisions that are positive, pragmatic and balanced, and to that extent i think beijing is pretty happy the way things have been going. it's also been stressing this, it wants to be considered as a dev

and it's from a terrific singer. we don't know if it's ellie. >> it's elle king. you know him from the mindy project and from the tv show, happy endings. now funny guy, adam pally, or a dam pali. >> what are you drinking? >> an out of season rose. yearlong. and that's my stuff. >> that's your -- >> that's my stuff. then stuffy holiday outfits. grinch. they will be perfect to go to grandma's house. >> and affordable. don't forget to take care of those people who take care of you and your kids all yearlong with a perfect gift to show your appreciation. jill's back with the best in skin care. if you live in the south, you're very familiar with this. it's the yule log-in the fireplace. it's one not in your fireplace on the tv. it's like a log that burns. >> that burns, and there's something soothing and comforting about it. >> there are a couple of new ones we want to share. there's one of nick onnerman drinking while he sits in front of a fire. it's a glamour don't. >> if you want an are mo more g-rated one, you can find the one on hallmark, watch a dog and cat hang

on it ♪ ♪ get down on it get down on it come on and get down on it ♪ ♪ get down on it get down on it get your back up off the wall tell me how you gonna do ♪ ♪ it if you really don't wanna dance by standing on the wall get your back ♪ ♪ up off the wall 'cause i heard all the people sayin' get down on it ♪ ♪ come on and get down on it if you really want it get down on it ♪ ♪ you gotta feel it get down on it get down on it get down on it ♪ ♪ come on and get down on it baby baby get down on it ♪ ♪ get down on it get down on it i say people what what you gonna do ♪ ♪ you've gotta get on the groove if you want your body to move ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get down on it get down on it get down on it get down on it ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> this is "nightline." tonight, the worldwide trump backlash. >> what the hell is going on. >> is his own party turning against him? and the muslim community reacting tonight. >> do you regret your ban on muslims? >> barbara walters confronts trump for the first interview since his controversial proposal. >>> these so-called porch pirates will swipe your gifts right of

. >> shake it, shake it, shake it. >> pour it in? >> pour it right in and we have cranberry martinis. >> that looks delicious. >> i'll take a sip. >> and the other drink i made here actually is jalapeno margaritas. fresh lime juice, fresh lemon this is jalapeno margarita, marinated. we have a long day ahead, right. >> we do. >> whoa, jalapeno. >> it's got a little heat in it, right, but it's really good. >> i know when i see it. >> adorable or what? >> cute. >> with it because you want to eat something with it, i've made marinated feta. just slice feta. thyme, red pepper flakes, combine them. just goes over the top. >> easy. >> just like that. little drizzle. little thyme. drizzle it with olive oil. >> this looks really good. >> people either love feta or don't like it at all. >> oh, i love feta. >> i do too, it's amazing. >> salt, pepper. you end up with -- >> how do you serve it? >> just like that. already done with pita chips. and i also made kale chips. without parmesan cheese. this is kale chips. >> like potato chips. >> this is

it is a handicap against it. the reason why i think odds are against, the key -- you have a very strong committed, quorum that buys into the al qaeda network and they all benefit from being a part of this network. things like a change that could be will be sawing egypt -- what we saw in egypt and ultimately flipped over to isis. egyptian counterterrorism authorities went after their leadership relentlessly in 2014. basically killing off al qaeda or injuring the al qaeda loyalists so that the pro-isis guys remains. -- for example, in somalia, in terms of security services, they've been ruthlessly going after pro-isis to make sure they do not have that competition emerge. you can have this emerge where it passes by al qaeda's ability to keep the network together. at which point, the odds of isis goes way up. i say it is against it -- >> events that would throw it up? >> not necessarily, i do not think one person -- a couple of competitions would do it. very quick points, if you look at al qaeda today, it is probabl

he yells it at me. [ applause ] he yells it. york governor andrew cuomo said today that donald trump is fanning the flames of hate. which is what donald trump calls blow drying his hair. [ laughter ] adele will perform at madison square garden six times in 2016 as part of her new world tour. as if the people in that building don't cry enough already. [ laughter ] gonna adele us as well? [ cheers and applause ] this and adele? following concerns about safety, delta, american airlines, and united have all banned passengers from bringing the self-balancing scooters known as "hoverboards" on planes. while spirit airlines is using hoverboards as planes. [ laughter ] have to balance -- when you walk down the aisle just balance. a group of detroit-area teachers got sick last week after unwittingly eating a batch of marijuana-laced brownies left in the teachers' lounge. [ laughter ] but on the plus side, the kids learned that the square root of 81 is anything you want it to be, man. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] who am i? who are

i wrote it in about the time it took me to sing it. i think i brought it in and make a demo of it. so, he was right about that. i think it -- it did pretty well. so that was -- >> jimmy: i'm glad you kept that one. what would the ramones -- what would the ramones even version sound like? roots? you got anything like -- ♪ everybody's got a hungry heart everybody's got a hungry heart ♪ ♪ lay down your money and you play your part everybody's got ♪ ♪ a hungry heart >> jimmy: hey, hey, hey, hey we got it! [ cheers and applause ] they didn't want to stop. they didn't want to stop. >> i would have loved to have heard it all. >> jimmy: but, when you play that when you go see it in concert. and if you're lucky enough to see bruce in the "e" street band, you played -- everybody knows every lyric to every song almost on this album, especially that song. you come out -- ♪ and then the crowd starts going -- ♪ and you don't even have to do anything. you can actually go leave. >> i don't have to do anything. >> jimmy: you can go leave and come back. >> i take a leak and come back. [ laughter ] >

if it said made in japan, it was, like, no good. it was terrible. now it is reversed.e had those stickers, "made in the usa." that meant super quality. i want her up. i thought she was so fantastic. come on over. believe me, if i didn't like the question, folks, she would not be up here. so nice. don't worry. here.s to work to get up secret service, all of a sudden when you hit number one, you get a lot of protection. look at this. [applause] say something. what is your name? >> my name is colette. i think he will definitely make america truly beautiful and great. i design mostly for men. i think guys are at a disadvantage in the fashion world. i think everybody can appreciate that. i have living overseas for a while. what i would love to see is everyone wearing "made in america" stickers. mr. trump: you are great, thank you. it's a great statement at a great question. honestly you don't see it anymore. we are going to be so proud to have that sticker. let's remember that question. that's an important statement, "made in the usa" was so important and was such a sign of

it fills it in. it doesn't, per say, erase it. it fills the wrinkles in so that the wrinkles disappear and the skin becomes more plump again. >> it's important to note it's not -- your body is creating it. >> exactly. like your own body has collagen. after a certain age, it's dormant. so what we are doing is reactivate o'clock what's already in your body so the results are longer lasting and they're more natural and they last longer 'cause they don't have to depend on me once they finish all their treatments. >> would this be over a series of treatments? >> yes. >> how does that work? >> it's impossible to get results, noninvasively if you're a little older off one treatment. it just won't work. anything like that or fly by night thing. >> they're up front about this. >> yes, i am and i want to be very honest and clear about it. it has -- you have to do a couple of sessions. sometimes you may require only three. sometimes four. i can't even tell because i don't know how the person's skin fills up. >> of course. >> will react. >> w

we had an understanding of it. but to translate it, it is a change.ineers have different questions. so if you combine all of that. you can get more innovation >>> i think we have to talk about one thing. the goggles, that was kind of adorable on the little bird. i kind of love that. >> so cute. the important part is that they are taking every precaution to keep the safety of the birds intact. no birds were harmed during the research and the building of the segment. >> they were distracted by the laser right. way. >> you know what i thought is cool, they are mimicking the structure of a wing that can adapt. i find it cool that we are taking inspiration from $3.8 billion years of evolution, and putting it into our designs. it makes sense. >> time and time again nature had a long time to perfect itself. if we learn something from it, we'll make a better robot. >> after the break. costa, what is your pulse? >> 79. >> marita what is yours? >> 84. >> we tried out the watches, i tried a vest. we are putting the wearable equipment to the "techknow" test next.

let's play it. your mom knows it. you that we can be heard on sirius xm channel eight. >> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas for two ladies in particular. >> ambush makeover is after this, and heavenly joy will have a new song that her dad wrote. that is coming up, you'll have to wait because it is a christmas treat. >> this is a christmas treat. >> you're a christmas treat. >> what's your favorite cookie? >> chocolate chip. but my dad is like crazy about them. zack. turning it on now. feel a cold coming on? new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. the snow is starting to fall and our loved ones are gathered all around, so share that extra joy in your heart walmart. we're only human. we rely on our courage. the kind of courage that shows up when we need it... and when cancer is least expecting it. courage. just one reason more of us are surviving cancer than dying from it. when it's your job to protect the worl

i mean, i read it. but then she did it. she did it so well.d, you know, just to do it and have the authority. i saw how terrific she was. so that -- and then this movie, especially, she had so much to do. and sometimes she'd get annoyed at him, because she would jump line and she just worked on it. she would say, let me just finish this! get annoyedwould too. let me just finish what we've worked on! can throw us over. >> let's get what we prepared first. >> yeah. mean, not that what he's giving is not good. it is good. to do this. but what was the end of the question? >> jennifer -- yes.e's great, she's great. just terrific. she has a magic about her. >> magic. an undefinable magic? >> yeah. her?w did you find >> from day one, easy, you know. i just felt like -- acted first time you've with her. >> yes. kind of the first time i talked to her on the phone. i remember talking to her on the phone. the first "hunger games"? is solike, this person alive and open and freened out of her -- free and out of her head. she showed up that first day, it wa

get it! get it! i wish i had some quarters to pump in your navel because i'd like to do a load of whites on that washboard right now. yeah! man! that's the commander in briefs right there! ( applause ) clearly, he's got foreign outreach because he's got a brazilian wax! i also found that the rule has never been applied to coverage lasting less than four seconds. so i can get away with saying something positive about ohio governor john kasich, if i keep it short like, "governor john kasich looks like he might be good at bowling." ( buzzer ) got it! i also-- i also learned that i can say whatever i want as long as i don't say it while showing the candidate's likeness. so from now on, when i want to say something nice about someone running for president, i'll just put up a picture of something else that reminds you of them. for instance, i can say positive things about ben carson as long as i say it under a picture of a sleepy otter. ( laughter ) ( applause ) or in the case-- in the case of chris christ

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tony: it's so great to be here. i love it.mily: you were born in michigan, but you moved around a lot. 12 schools in 15 years? tony: yeah. well, you know, going to so many different cities, there is a lot of positive impact, right? i was able to learn about various different types of people. being in new york, and then being in texas, being in the midwest, they are very -- human nature is the same, but the way they display it might be different. emily: how do you think that affects your work and how you lead? tony: i think a lot of times, by always being the new kid, you are always distanced from what is going on around you. so you're always analyzing, you're evaluating, you're seeing what people are doing and not doing, because you are not in it. you are more an observer. that helps because it allows me to step back and analyze the situation, not just in the company, from a human perspective, but also from a product perspective. what are people using, how are they using them out in the real world. emily: your grandfather had

how it was today? >> it was great. the festive spirit is in the air, and this is the best gift that we could gift that jill and i could give. >> first we have loran. he is is a retired school counsellor and a mother of three boys. they came down for a concert last night and didn't plan to >> happy holidays, and bob, you're excited? >> i am, i think this is a great opportunity for her to do something for herself. >> it is very nice, and you said you want this to be her gift for the holidays, right? from you? >> one of many. >> what do you think about all of this? >> i'm excited. nervous but excited. i do need a makeover, i'll admit it. >> he is is here with her big spending husband, bob, so let's take a look at the old loran and bring out the new one. just in time for christmas eve. >> oh, yeah. >> wow, beautiful. >> wow. sexy, bob you better take a deep breath and take off the blind fold. >> you want to turn around and see? >> whoa! i could see back there without my glasses. >> so chic. >> tell us about it. >> i love t

i watch it 30 times here in d.c. >> it's great.er favorite moment of 2015. when our very own kevin mccarthy, kevin i can't believe you didn't mention this. >> what? >> you got engaged. >> oh, i forgot about this. >> that's a big moment. >> i got engaged. i forgot about this. yes, i did my beautiful -- i had no idea we were doing this. >> it's a surprise. >> my beautiful fiance' i were in disneyworld it took a month and a half to plan this out. she no idea. she's crying. it was -- i can't believe we're doing this. >> you don't think your life is over. it's your favorite movie. >> nightmare before christmas a movie her and i love together so much. thank you that was awesome. i didn't know we were doing that. >> we got you. >> i love you guys that was awesome. >> i think we can save it's ban great 2015. >> here's to you guys. i love you guys so much. >> honor to be on this show together. >> i love you more anything. >> cheers to wonderful holiday and fantastic 2016. >> see you guys soon. >> cheers again. >> here we go. >> ♪ >> aka2015

>> it looks like it's re-inflating to me. >> it's re-inflating. all right, so, can you think of any reason why that may be re-inflating? >> the temperature from the actual outside environment is warmer, so it allows for those molecules to stretch back out and take up more volume. >> rita is exactly right. >> of course she is. after all, dr. el-khouri is a highly trained scientist. so, the first part of the demonstration showed how molecules contract when exposed they can contract so much, in fact, they can change from one form of matter to another. now, the first one we put in here was... >> clear. >> ...clear. >> oh, my gosh! >> to explain it -- so, since it was in there, can you guys see that liquid? >> liquid. >> so, yeah, there's liquid inside of the balloon, and that's just because, like i said, it was in a negative-320-degrees fahrenheit -- the liquid nitrogen's temperature. those molecules get really, really, really, really close together. >> does it make it actually change phases of matter? >> yeah, exactly. >> so, why is it important for

it's a very unique love story at it's heart, and then it's also pioneer. she was one of the first trans-gender women who actually went through surgery a hundred years back, and it was just one of those events i was surprised we didn't know more about. it hadn't been told. lucinda coxon, the writer, did an amazing job that just brought me to tears the first time i read it. >> at it's center it's a portrait of a marriage going through this profound change, and i was so moved by the love story when i read this screenplay 7 years ago. it was 2008, and i was in early pre-production of "the king's speech", and i hoped one day i'd get the chance to make it. after "the king's speech" and "les mis" i was to have success with both of those films. i had a moment in time where i could get a passion project made, and this was the passion project i wanted to make. here we are in hollywood at the premiere. it's so exciting. of spike lee's drama about gang violence in chicago "chi-raq." >> many of the people in the film are people who are in that community. so it wasn't l