we're here with jane fonda. ichael caine and harvey kitel -- how much man meat do we get to see? this takes place in a spa. any cheesecake there? >> yeah, they're both naked. >> stephen: they are? yeah, and then there is a woman that's naked and that's worth the price of the ticket alone. she's so beautiful. >> stephen: yeah? and rachel bise is in it. >> stephen: naked in it? almost. >> stephen: i'm going. (laughter) don't tell daniel craig i said that. >> boy, is he cute! i just met him the other night. cuter in real life. >> stephen: super personal, too. >> very, very nice. >> stephen: i arm wrestled him once. we were having an interview and we weren't having a good time. i said, you work out, buddy? he says, yeah, i work out. i said, let's arm wrestle. it was like arm wrestling a backhoe. it nearly sheered my arm off at the shoulder. it was incredible. >> i'm glad because it would have been really weird if you had won. (applause) >> stephen: hey! now, besides the movie, you have a netflix series called "grace

. >> face book became a hub for those in a similar situation to those like jane fonda. there was a rarely used feature in which people could check in safe. >> i'm a french illustrator. >> and he is the man who unified the world with the simplistic power of pen. peace for paris combines a peace symbol with the eiffel tower. it quickly went viral. >> kim kardashian, katy perry, pharrell and chris rock were a few celebrities who retweeted the image. >> it is just an iconic image that speaks to everybody. >> our insider, sirius fm and psycho therapist dr. jen manning explains why many feel the need to connect digitally during tragedy. >> social media brings people together because they are able to share their pain. >> the songs for peace sung throughout paris stand in sharp contrast to the horror which unfolded inside the bataclan music hall. this haunting image was taken from the stage just moments before gunmen stole the lives of over 80 innocent fans. they were there for the california-based rock band, eagles of death metal. "60 minutes" spoke to one of the survivors. >>

host: we caught up with michael caine, jane fonda, harvey keitel, and paul dano as they walked the red carpet to chat about their drama "youth" at the directors guild theater. michael: i do all of paulo's work. the first reaction i had when they said paolo was i was amazed he heard of me. i was always bumming around. he was this great genius. they said he had written it for me, and if i did not do it, he would not have done it. i got all conceited. i said, is that true? he said, the other one could not do it. he knocked me down a bit. i'm not conceited anymore. >> michael long ago established of the standard for actors. he is one of those actors that established the standard for acting. we shared a lot in common. so we have an easy rapport with one another. he being a cockney. him having served in the british army, me and marines. we had a language that was in our bones. >> the movie was written for him because he is one of the few actors in the world that is able and it was exactly the two characteristics i need for that role. host: when we come back, more from hollywood's greatest fi

. >>> jane fonda shows her youth at 77. why did she almost quit show busy? >>

the 80's theme will feature an homage to those jane fonda workout videos. you can join the party and feel the burn on february 20th. that's the date of the event at the iowa events center. tickets go on sale december 10th. four years ago congressman steve king refused to endorse a presidential candidate. he's found his man. coming up next ... find out who king is backing ... and who he says was a close second. and its a popular site for those in need of help ... and for scammers hoping to capitalize them. we'll show you how to keep from becoming a victim of go-fund-me scams. four years ago, congressman steve king watched the iowa the sideline ... this time around he's getting more involved. king says he's spent months weighing the candidates ... and this weekend he decided it was time to offer an endorsement. in doing so ... king says god is answering his prayers. 44200-44223 "the candidate i endorse does listen and does think ... i believe ted cruz is the candidate is the naswer to my prayers ... restore the soul of america." king says they are dozens of r

up after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 the late show with stephen colbert tonight stephen welcomes jane fondaheck her out, andrew lloyd webber will also be on the show tonight at 11:35. be right back. >> reality star josh duggar being sued by adult film actress right here in philadelphia. ashley stamp north up known as danica dylan claims that duggar approached her at a local strip club back in march and paid her $600 for lap dances they then went hotel where the suit alleges duggar paid her more money for sex and then beat her. duggar allegedly found her at a different club in the suburbs just a few days later. according to the suit, he apologized and then attacked her again. she wants $500,000 in damages. >>> a big surprise tonight for a boy from west goshen chester county. alex reunited with sheriff of chester county south carolina who took him hunting last year. the two met when alex entered a contesting to hunting and fishing and alex originally thought it was with the sheriff of chester county, pennsylvania. it turns out the two sheriffs from the two chester counties know each other and

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be jane fonda and andrew lloyd webber. james taylor. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org allons enfants de la patrie le jour de gloire est arrive! ( cheers and applause ) contre nous de la tyrannie, l'etendard sanglant est leve, entendez-vous dans les campagnes mugir ces feroces ils viennent jusque dans vos egorger vos fils, vos compagnes!

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be jane fonda and andrew lloyd webber. but before we go, once again, james taylor. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org allons enfants de la patrie le jour de gloire est arrive! ( cheers and applause ) contre nous de la tyrannie, l'etendard sanglant est leve, entendez-vous dans les campagnes mugir ces feroces soldats? ils viennent jusque dans vos bras egorger vos fils, vos compagnes! formez vos bataillons, marchons, marchons qu'un sang impur abreuve nos sillons ( cheers and applause ) reggie: are you ready to have some fun and feel the love tonight it's "the late late show" ladies and gentlemen, all the your host, the fabulous mr. james corden! [applause] [captioning funded by cbs television studios and cbs broadcasting inc] [applause] james: hello. good evening and welcome to "the late late show." thanks for being here. great crowd tonight. cheers, guys. thank you for being here. thanks for coming out. ladies and gentlemen, a new study came out this week, which showed that th

jane fonda said if she can get everything together it would be nice to see her live up to her full potential. >> a beautiful girl. >> people can have comebacks. >> oh, hanukkah story? >> getting ripped apart on facebook twitter about that. >> why? >> because you were doing story you said something about david beckham. yipght know that he was jewish somebody said i don't know -- new hanukkah version. hysterical song but basically and performed for judd and friends night at karnl carnegie hall so he'll release it they took it down. : jewish had no idea. >> according to adam sandler. a quarter. >> thank you guys very much. hope ben is at home ring.

jane fonda is in it who was just here. you're an 82-year-old man, i understand. >> i'm 82 in the movie. >> stephen: why is it called youth? >> i wondered that. i upon 82 years old and the lead in a picture called "youth." disappointed. not really. what happened was in the story, i have a medical exam, and i get older and i go to the doctor for the results. and he says there's absolutely nothing wrong with you. to this old man. and he said, "you know what we call that?" and i said, "no." and he said, "youth." and that's where they got the title from. but there was another line in there where i had this scene with the doctor and he says to me, "how does it feel being old?" "i don't understand how i got here." ( laughter ) and i thought to myself, neither do i. ( laughter ) ( applause ) you're all very young here, and i'll tell you what's going to happen when you get to my age. you're going to go, "what happened? about eight years ago, i was 36. and it's all gone by so quickly, you know. but a reporter once said to me, he sai

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but you have jane fonda in there, harvey keitel, paul dano's fantastic. >> amazing, yeah. sir michael caine. [ micheal caine impression ] >> jimmy: we love michael caine. >> that's really good. someone told me the way to say it exactly, because michael caine caught me, this is how he says it. if you say, "my cocaine." sort of like this, 'my cocaine.' right? [ laughter and applause ] try it, try it. >> jimmy: that's actually fantastic. >> it really, really works. go, "my cocaine." [ micheal caine impression ] >> jimmy: 'my cocaine.' >> yes! [ bapplause ] >> jimmy: wow, that is fantastic. >> don't you feel like him? >> jimmy: yeah, i feel like him! exactly. that's fantastic. that's how he says it. tha k you for teaching me that. >> 'my cocaine.' [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, it's a a fantastic film. i want to show everyone a clip. here it's rachel weisz and michael caine in "youth." take a look at this. >> in that letter. you think mommy never read it? well, you're wrong. she found it and she read it, and i read it, too. you probably don't even remember that letter, but we do

must donate would have a meeting or willie brown would have a meeting or jane fonda. something about this has to be real. so you assumed. what happens after a. that jim jones became background noise. the other people there were your family. because they didn't want to leave their family there alone. they didn't want them to be abused or possibly hurt. or interrogated because you left. guilt,ople stayed out of some people stayed out of responsibility. we never called old people old people. or --ere the responsible repository of knowledge. when they spoke, you are expected to listen. they passed on their knowledge to us. jones was a little bit different. getting there was an adventure. .eing there was an adventure there was a certain urgency to it. were they under attack? were they going to take the children? were they going to bomb us off the map as if it never happened. there was a certain fright. these potholes which is huge. you can see the jungle. you only see what was in front of you. pavilion hear the miles away. it was very close to venezuela. it was a disputed

. >>> jane fonda shows her youth at 77. why did she almost quit show busy?ssion for a while, i left the business for years. >>> in the kitchen with mrs. keaton, beloved "famil ties" mom meredi baxter. >> cheers. >> inside her daunting decision out on live television. >> i was sobbing. >> how did your ex-husband respond? >> am i supposed to care about that. >>> hollywood inside out, is "the insider" together with yahoo! >> we cover pop culture but sometimes the events like paris had such a huge global impact. >> events like these see no labels. we are all just human and are all just trying to make sense of this horrible tragedy. millions of people took to social media to react. >> the outrage, the compassion, the horror, the healing, and of course prayers for paris. we're get kno through it all in a digital age. tonight going inside paris, picking up the pieces.

and bill airs, the red family started in berkeley hills by robert scheer who married jane fonda. the red family. again experimenting with non monogamous marriage, group marriages, all of them. mark read, we blank on all your conventional values, the way they talk back then. there are no limits to our politics of transgression. there were no limits to politics, they did smashing monogamy, older folks. this was the model of the weather underground is the women's collected and the weather underground in bringing down america. members of the women's collective argument argued men were a necessary, you didn't need to. a woman didn't need that man for sex. they are changing all of this stuff. bill air's talks about in his september 11th, 2001, published interview in the new york times, september 11th, 2001, talk about they said there should not only be monogamous couples, they to in 2010 have monogamous marriage, they wanted everybody to try to experiment with bisexuality and homosexuality. read couldn't do it. he tried a couple times, couldn't do it. it didn't work for him. amazing to

what made it seemed so normal is brown at aee willie meeting or jane fonda. we are not all being fooled. something about this has to be real. so you assumed. what happens after time is that jim jones became background noise. what you felt responsible for were the other people there. they were your family. you felt responsible towards them. a lot of people stay because they did not want to leave their family there alone. they didn't want them to be abused or possibly hurt or interrogated because you left. some people stayed out of guilt, some people stayed out of responsibility. some stayed out of love for other human beings to protect them and be at their call, so to speak. we never called old people, old people. we called them seniors. they were the repository of knowledge. when they spoke, you are expected to listen. if they needed assistance, you are expected to assist. they passed on their knowledge to us. we passed on our knowledge to the younger ones. jonestown was a little bit different. getting there was an adventure. being there was an adventure. a l

jane fonda. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. security forces in mali's capital are going floor by floor in a luxury hotel where a gunman took up to 170 hostages this morning. witnesses report several bursts of gunfire. the hotel's operator says most of the hostages are still inside. >> the radisson blu hotel is our david martin reports u.s. special forces are on hand and helping move the hostages to safe locations. mark phillips is tracking the story from london. mosch, mark, good morning. >> reporter: well, the attack involved up to ten militants who rammed into hotel grounds with guns and shouting allah akbar. there's one french national and two malians. up to 170 hostages may have been held but many have escaped or been freed. the first to be released were let go if they could recite versus from the koran. now 80 hostages are out but numbers are changing minute by minute. the hotel has mostly a foreign clientele. 12 air france crew were being held. they are out. there were captives from turkish airlines, china and other sitd

that is michael caine and harvey cartel star as friends along with jane fonda and rachel weisz. michelle miller has more. >> reporter: fred is a retired composer, conductor vacationing in the swiss alps and accompanied by his daughter played by rachel weisz. the affection between the two were apparent both on and off the screen. >> this is my daughter. hello, daughter. >> dad, how are you doing? good morning. >> are you okay? give us a kiss. >> reporter: michael caine and rachel weisz have no trouble jumping into their roles father and daughter in the new film >> we met in the swiss alps naked and covered in mud. >> quiet, melanie! those were the only two things you knew how to say. what a way to meet michael caine, right? >> we were covered in mess. >> it was, what you call it? health mud. >> a good mud? >> a good mud! >> this mud cost a lot of money! >> tell me. >> reporter: the mud slinging couldn't suppress their on-screen chemistry. >> jeannine is an ass. i'm not really good in bed. >> i know. >> what do you mean you know? >> you're my daughter! and i was the one between th

. >> jane fonda. >>> i'm charlie rose with gael king and norah o'donnell. >>> security forces in mali'sxury hotel where gunmen took up to 170 hostages this morning. one malian said the attackers asked him to cite verses from the koran before they let him go. >> the radisson blu hotel in bamako, mali, is used by foreign travelers. no americans are taken. mark phillips, good morning. >> the attack involved up to ten militants who rammed a vehicle into the hotel grounds, firing guns and grenades and shouting, allahu akbar, god is great. the early death toll according to mali security minister is three. at its peak, up to 170 hostages, guests and staff, may have been held bit attackers. many have now escaped or been freed. the first to be released were let go, reportedly, if they could recite verses from the koran. now reports say as many as 80 hostages are out, but the numbers are changing minute by minute and are really unreliable at this stage. the hotel has a mostly foreign clientele. there were also captives from turkish airlines, china and other countries as well. the u.s. embassy has