jane fonda, welcome.sit down with you and talk. >> i have, too. >> good. >> it's about time. >> yes. for both of us. >> yeah. >> so, speaking of time. you turned 85 in december and you are busier than ever. you have three movies out this year. >> yeah. >> you're resuming your climate protest where you sometimes get arrested and you've got your climate political action committee. so here is my question, jane. >> yeah. >> why not just sit pack and t -- back and take it easy? >> what?back and take it easy? >> what? that sounds so toxic. sit back and take it easy. >> really? >> if i spent my life working on a factory floor and not being paid enough and bullied by my boss that might be what i want to do. i've had a privileged, interesting exciting life and to leave that and go and sit down and rest -- i mean, i've got a lot of ennergy. i got a lot of ideas. we're facing a terrible crisis that makes my stomach go like this and i don't understand the idea of sitting back or retiring. i don't get it. >> well, you

lily tomlin, jane fonda, rita moreno, sally field.based loosely, but based on a real group of women who were new england patriots fans. they started this group, over 80 for brady, fans of tom brady. and you guys were inspired to depict them in the film. this is -- do you watch football? are you football fans? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: sally is? >> i love it. >> jimmy: rita is, lily no, jane no. >> i'm baseball. >> i'm baseball too. and i'm basketball. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> she has three sons. >> jimmy: that explains it. >> soccer, not so much. >> jimmy: tom brady is one of the producers of the film. >> right. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and is also in the movie with you. >> yeah. >> yes. >> jimmy: what was it like acting with tom brady? >> oh, it was great. he's a very natural actor. >> jimmy: was he? >> yeah. >> listens very well, perfect. >> jimmy: perfect. everyone agree with that? >> he's marvelous in it. i was really kind of -- i was very impressed, and in fact touched. when she says listens, you know, actors sometimes don't

you're friends with jane fonda [ cheers ] that's really good taylor, that's really good >> i know. a real role model for everyone. she -- jane has taught me, you know, we need to send thank you cards. and she never -- jane remembers everything and for ex -- i mean, she's already, with all of the things she's doing, she sends notes, you know, sharing her excitement for my projects. [ light laughter ] and i'm grateful to her. i don't know you know >> seth: it's really amazing when you meet someone like jane fonda, who, just their work alone, would be impressive >> yes >> seth: and then you also learn how to be a better human being you're like, "oh, man, i must be really dropping the ball." [ laughter ] >> it doesn't fully -- it doesn't fully make sense but i feel like, you know, she's one of those people that inside of her sphere, everybody's better >> seth: yeah. >> you're just -- everybody takes it up a notch. >> seth: you get a little closer to jane fonda, and you just are like - >> you're better >> seth: "this is best version of me. >> yeah, it's like some filter on your phone jus

actress jane fonda has some big admissions in a new interview. what she says is the biggest regret in her life. >>> are you riding your bike this morning in san francisco? why a new ranking is putting sf as one in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! >>> a wnba team could be a step closer to coming to oakland. a group trying to bring a franchise is in final stages to presenting a proposal to the league. this has basketball fans excited, especially those involved with oakland girls' youth basketball club. bringing wnba franchise would be an inspiration for the youth. to 12re force to be nage from reckoned with. they come from around the east bay and aren't scared to take on any team, girls or boys. >> we w

. >> 16, she has >> the consciousness of america , even working with someone like jane fonda and lily tomlin that are also out there on fridays and so, we are kpix 5 say this is a generational issue. we are trying to say save the nation, trying to save the environment what the scriptures say, and a child shall lead them? it was similar to last year with the parkland shooting, there is a high school student. and so, our young people are passionate, passionate about this country. >> that is right. >> 7 million people in this place, because of climate change on the environment. and we know we have amazon. antarctica, all of that. all of the fires. >> the fires. >> especially, here in california. all of these wildfires, the kincaid, the geddes. >> that has really sparked us to really try to address this in decades to come, because there will be millions of people in this place and we don't address this now. we have one more segment. and that will close us out. hopefully a word of inspiration, which is what we truly try to do here. >> amen. >> thank you. >>> please join us in our last segm

actress jane fonda has laid into the responses of the keanna operable -- keanna -- guyana opera ball, disappointed to learn who the sponsor was. the outdoor rink in utter what is the longest in the world. it is the third warmest winter ever recorded in canada's capital. the cities have plenty of snow, though it has not been cold enough. the french fashion house louis vuitton has named pharrell williams as the head of its menswear division. the singer who is a fixture in the front row of many a fashion show is the second african-american to do so. >> he's a global music superstar and a front row fixture at fashion shows. now pharrell williams is taking his career to the heights of luxury. louis vuitton said he reinforced its values of innovation, pioneering spirit, and entrepreneurship. >> i'm glad to welcome pharrell back home after our collaborations in 2004 and 2008 as our new men's creative director. his creative vision beyond fashion will undoubtedly lead louis vuitton towards a new and exciting chapter. >> with 13 grammy awards under his expensive dealt, pharrell is perhaps best

tonight, from "80 for brady," lily tomlin, jane fonda, rita moreno, and sally field.jacob latimore. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in sunny california. we welcome you. we embrace you. i don't know if you know this, the presen

and i saw, in a wig store, in one of the malls in fort lauderdale, a jane fonda wig.then - >> jimmy: so, you wore a wig to school >> i would go like this. put my hair in a ponytail, put it on the top of my head and i'd go like this and i'd go like that and pull it back down. and i thought, "if they're willing to let me look this stupid, i'm willing to do it." [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: that's the best. did everyone -- did everyone know it was a wig? >> everybody knew it was a wig, yeah >> jimmy: they knew it was a a wig. >> there were three of us, ronnie powell, bob collier, and me >> jimmy: i love it. >> bob and ronnie both quit about halfway through. but i stuck it out [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: good for you jane fonda wig i love that, sir before we get into the movie, can we talk about, right now, you're shooting -- you're filming the reboot of "frasier." >> yes [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: this is a big deal people are talking about this. it's exciting. is it strange to revisit a a character that you haven't played in 20 years >> well, it's funny,

lily tomlin was creating laughter on laugh in. >> i think i know. >> jane fonda was baring it all inheavenly in "the flying nun." >> i wanted the flying nun part. >> reporter: you did not. >> but you wanted barbara ella too you told me. >> i said that -- no, no, i wanted the flying nun. i never even heard of barbara el will. >> i remember sally in sybil. >> i wanted sybil too. >> honey, it work. >> reporter: like the real ladies, friendship didn't just happen, though. it took work. >> what you have to do is you have to be intentional, like i never used to be intentional. i would meet sally field, for example, but not pursue -- well, i did pursue you. ,oodns couldn't make y stop. >> reporte b yave oughllmmysadium, well as five oscars, three tonys, and a pair of grammys too. what's it like being in that position, i guess, where you've done this a million times. you know what you need to do. you know what you're supposed to do. you know what you can do, probably better than the director does. >> i don't know about all of you, but it never to me feels like oh, this is easy. this is -- we

was the man who took fashion into the space age, introducing metal couture to the 1960s and to jane fonda'salled his uncommercial debut collection 12 unwearable dresses in contemporary materials. the modern era had its own take on his designs. modern era had its own take on his design— his designs. genuine cancan uirls his designs. genuine cancan girls who — his designs. genuine cancan girls who clap _ his designs. genuine cancan girls who clap clap - his designs. genuine cancan girls who clap clap with - his designs. genuine cancan| girls who clap clap with every movement. introducing the metal cake, a cast—iron way of keeping men at bay. paco rabanne certainly knows how to set trends. rabanne certainly knows how to set trends-— set trends. drawing on his background _ set trends. drawing on his background in _ set trends. drawing on hisl background in architecture, set trends. drawing on his - background in architecture, his own fashion house he simply called paco rabanne experimented with lots of materials. shredded rawhide, paper, and plastic. in 1969, a deal with a family landed him in

was the man who took fashion into the space age, introducing metal couture to the �*60s and to jane fonda'stroversial debut collection 12 unwearable dresses in contemporary materials. the mod era had its own take on his designs. genuine cancan girls who clang—clack with every movement. introducing the metal cape, a cast—iron way of keeping men at bay. paco rabanne certainly knows how to set trends. drawing from his background in architecture, his own fashion house he simply called paco rabanne experimented with lots of materials. shredded rawhide, paper, and plastic. in 1969, a deal with the puig family landed him in the world of perfume. his first fragrance, calandre, became a huge success. his upbringing was as dramatic as his creations. his father was a republican colonel during the spanish civil war, executed by general francisco franco's nationalist forces. and he had fashion in his veins. his mother was a seamstress for cristobal balenciaga. that heritage and his mark on the fashion industry earned him several honours from france and spain. reacting to the news of his death, puig's fa

she was worn in rows by such stars as audrey hepburn and jane fonda the master was 88 years old islands reached the northern state of montana, where the american air force base in washington is located, they said that this was a prc reconnaissance probe in beijing, but they urged not to speculate on this topic in the chinese foreign ministry. in fact , they recognized that it was their balloon. well, not military. nye and the civilian who simply strayed from the course of the pentagon decided not to shoot down the spy ball. he's high enough for people, a threat, no, the us military will continue to closely monitor his movements.

to the age without gravity, like jane fonda, the commie, to send new whiskey to earth orbit by partneringlab and spacex, based on elon musk twitter feed he has been working with bottles of whiskey, orbit lasting a year and produce a thousand bottles in total in case the astronauts take 1 tow down and pass it around ♪ ♪ one bottle will cost 75 grand, i think, you jerks should take that bot expel bottle and lauren it to uranus . >> topic 3, new mexico considering a bill to make lowested chili pepper an official state a ark aroma. it, it does fill the air and kitchens. the only thing that new mexicoians have more up their noses is crystal meth . >> we have ideas for the rest of the country, new york could be a rome av italian food, new jersey, has smell of italian people. and kentucky, smells like flew grass, california like 14 grass, hello reefer, missouri, like walnuts, and virginia, smells like p peanuts and alabama smells like dees nuts and nevada smells like craps, and maryland smells like seamen, hello boys, and texas smells like mooing meat and silverado soybeans and -- south dakotap

the security of the border, and the balloonssh and the other objects shot down, and we talk about jane fonda nickname hanoi jane, and the relationship with her father, and she asks me a question that i promise you that nobody has ever asked me on "who is talking to chris wallace" and i am a little bit speechless. >> you are not going to tell us? >> no, that is called a tease, kristen. >> okay. it is a tease. and make sure that you watch "who is talking to chris wallace" sunday night at 7:00 p.m. right here. >>> several class action suits filed after that toxic explosion after the train derailment. some are questioning whether their water is safe. ic suv. subaru's first all-electric, zero-emissioions suv. (man) we've got some catching up to do. (woman) sure do. (vo) built to help you protect the environment as you explore it. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.

earlier this week, actor and activist jane fonda addressed delegates at the u.n.headquarters. >> this treaty that will lay the groundwork for creating 30% of the ocean into marine sanctuaries that cannot be fished in is so important. we have to save these creatures who basically are fighting to save us. they are our strongest allies in the fight against the climate crisis. the ocean is one of our strongest allies. amy: nearly one million customers in the midwest were left without power amid freezing temperatures thursday as a historic winter storm brought extreme weather to most of the united states. about 75 million people in 29 states have faced winter weather advisories. in california, officials in los angeles and surrounding counties issued a rare blizzard warning through saturday. meanwhile, many southern states are experiencing record heat. thursday's high temperature in washington, d.c., topped 80 degrees fahrenheit, shattering a 150-year-old record for the date. president joe biden has nominated former mastercard ceo ajay banga to lead the world bank. if a

jane fonda in a raw ex eand emotional conversation that frankl

. >> neil: there may be causes like jane fonda, but there was none of that with you. >> you know, if those lines. i did go to vietnam with bob hope and entertain. >> neil: you didn't give into that star desire to constantly talk. >> you know, when you don't have anything really interesting and insightful to say, it is best to keep your mouth shut. even sometimes, keep your mouth shut. because, you know, that was not -- i was never that interested in the press, believe it or not. i knew they were interested in how i looked but what i had to say not really. they were interested in a scandal and i didn't have anything to give them and if i did come i wouldn't. it was not that cup of tea. >> neil: she famously told me after the interview, looks are not everything, look at you. she was a remarkable woman who stood the test of time because she seemed to stop time. that is until sadly today. raquel welch did at age 82 82. ♪ ♪ up >> jesse: hello everybody i'm here with jesse watters, judge jeanine, greg gutfeld, dana perino, and this is "the five." it is a toxic nightmare in ohio. the lack o

bold experiments became his calling card, and she wore rows of such stars as audrey hepburn and jane fonda , the master was 88 years old canada and reached the northern state of montana, where the american air force base in washington is located , they said that this is a reconnaissance probe of the prc in beijing, but they urged not to speculate on this topic in the chinese foreign ministry. in fact, they recognized that this was their balloon, well, not the military, but the civilian who simply strayed from the course of the pentagon. we decided not to shoot down the spy ball. he 's high enough for people, a threat, no, the us military will continue to closely monitor his movements. and that's all for now, thanks for being with us right now, the human law program. in ukraine, searches have begun at kolomoisky's , not in vain they say that any coup sooner or later devours its creators, a man of the law on the air of the alekseyan court. betrayal there are different new appearance of german tanks in the historical russian lands. this is a meanness of a universal scale, a betrayal of tens o

it includes lily tomlin, jane fonda, sally fields.is inspired by the true story of four best friends who go to see their hero, tom brady, play in the 2017 super bowl. the pride of san mateo and seven-time super bowl champion co-produced the movie and he's got a cameo as well. >> that's pretty cool. i didn't know that was a true story. >> actor, producer, and now $375 for ten years. oh, wow, that guy is doing okay. >> but is he doing okay in bay area standards? no, he is. >> he can buy a house. >> let's check the forecast with kari. some rain in the works. >>> it's nice to see the rain coming back after a couple of weeks of a break across much of the bay area. we're seeing some of the heavier showers moving through san francisco, the peninsula, and now into the east bay. we're tracking it all with stormranger, our mobile doppler radar, seeing some of the bright reds and yellows. it's getting lighter for parts of the north bay, about to taper off for santa rosa. a few more minutes in napa. we're seeing some of the heavier rain moving th

oscar winners, jane fonda, sally field and rita marino, joined by emmy and tony award winner lily tomlin. take the ball and run down the field with it. he's feisty golden girls. here are out to have a good time and they want to take you along with them. well, most everything here is fairly predictable. it doesn't really matter. the sheer cuteness and miss gb u.s. this of this 4 pack of trouble is worth the price of admission and on a serious note, it's nice to see a group of women in the movie, older women, especially treated with respect and completely in control. 80 for brady is a hail mary dean's list b in theaters only. but you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, cup. you have a great weekend in chicago. >> and dean richards there. so now, you know, my story is out on a movie. that's why store i'm 80 for brady may i mean is destroyed. but no, that's about i was in that group. you know, kuz. the our sally fields were all 80 for brady. remember the good old this would be a good week

last night he was in los angeles on the red carpet with jane fonda, sally field and lilly tomlin for the premier of the new movie "80s for brady." after winning the super bowl with the bucs two years ago, brady announced his retirement saying he was going to spend more time with his family. after about six weeks, he changed his mind and went back to playing. shortly after that, he and his brazilian super model wife got divorced. she reacted this morning by posting on his instagram, "wishing you only wonderful things in this new chapter in your life." brady's selfie video, it appears that he's here in miami beach where he is reportedly spending $70,000 a month to rent a high-end luxury condo. problems we should all have, neil. >> trace: he can afford it. the question have asked, why now? brady himself had to reinforce the point earlier. take a look. >> i'm retiring for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal last time. so when i woke up, i figured i just press record and let you guys know first. so i won't be long-winded. you get one super emotional retirement essay and i used

jane fonda, the green new deal activist who i interviewed here at the capitol, a green new deal protest, actually said covid is god's gift to the left and it truly was because this allowed them they didn't need any more stinking. and that's really it. people say. what is the great reset? well, it's world economic forum capitalizing the crisis of covid two. basically say we don't need democracy anymore. we're going to follow a chinese rule. so by these emergency declarations. they got to achieve everything wanted with an iron fist. now people say, oh, well, you have the court system, the coming out and the courts did the cdc had this actually with the cdc. the premier had created that. the mask mandate. it took two years. for one, donald trump appointed judge to overturn these mask mandates and that's long the courts take. and then, of course, the mask mandates went away because they were unconstitutional. but the cdc was able to go after renters. so what happened here was the climate people got immediately on and immediately we saw studies. first of all, two parts of this linking covid

ted turner would never have made that mistake, and he married jane fonda.'s berated his co-hosts stressed staffers and tanked the ratings. it's not his fault he's a [bleep]. if only they asked he would have told them i'm a epa bleep. meanwhile the network is in talks with nba hauler famer charles barkley to host a new prime time show. other options include getting henry winkler to jump over a sharp on a motorcycle. barkley's being considered on the 9:00 p.m. shot since chris cuomo got the boot. nothing's official and barkley's just one name they're looking at. it could pave the way for a lebron james children's show where he teaches them how to make shoes for nike. a cnn rep says they're having conversations with dozens of culturally relevant individuals in the world of news, sports, entertainment and comedy. yep, dozens, that's like one for each viewer. so, kat, we haven't talked about cnn for a while. i'm very excite i had. are you excited? doesn't it make you happy >> kat: not as excited as you. >> greg: i think they're figuring something out because cha

billion dollars to the social program of the united nations i was just then he was with his then wife jane fondare just organizing. but when he left, from there, it all turned into a completely different thing , you know, it was some kind of looking glass, and what we now see both in ratings and in all other indicators. we see that america does not perceive. this is such a position, but the paradox is that they can no longer do anything. i have several of my comrades who have now moved someone to our near abroad, who in russia because they want their children to go to these schools, where, as you know , they are taught some gender lessons, so to speak. you do not support, this is the mainstream of this liberal liberal ideology, so you are some kind of simple, native, downtrodden kerch. and if you are an intellectual, you have no other sha. either you are with them, or you give me a system at all, if you will, the paradox again lies in the fact that based on history. it absolutely purely, not a socialist communist but a bolshevik position , the initial position is what troitsky once proclaimed to

jane fonda ? yeah. what is jane. jane fonda? yeah. what is jane. jane fonda? yeah.ybe close up, but wouldn't want closeup examination. yeah but you can see the madonna thing. yeah. seriously let's put a filter on, you know, and she's blaming it on a long lens at the grammys. and i'm just like, just own what you're doing with your surgery and be honest, because a lot of older women cannot afford the amount of surgeries she's had. and think a lot of older and i don't think a lot of older women would want to look like that. there has to be this thing where. natural where. embrace your natural look. another person who look. do know another person who really story really worries me on this story is jordan. yeah. she looks not dissimilar , to honest. at dissimilar, to be honest. at certain it becomes a sort certain point it becomes a sort of frankenstein complex , and of frankenstein complex, and they almost they start to almost deliberately make themselves look. there's just a uniform look. and there's just a uniform form plastic surgery. looks form of plastic surgery. l

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doubtfire," and won praise and awards for the tv series "brothers and sisters" and most recently with jane fondah, yes >> i didn't want anybody to know harry, gosh darn it. >> sorry. >> sally field is that actress whose courage, determination, and vulnerability have convinced us time and again that she was that person on the screen. >> why do you think it is that it has transcended all of these generations and even now we can't wait to see the movie you have coming up >> i have no idea. i mean, most of my life, i don't even feel that that's so, so i don't know i know you have a long-term career, and you just have to really care about what you do. because you either have to dig in or drop out and so i just dug in >> for sure. she tells the story in the book. early on in her career, sisterhood trio, she gets a movie role and a conestoga wagon and going across the oregon plains, and she is supposed to hear the crying and hit her mark they did it three times, and she couldn't cry, and that's how i have to learn this craft and those how she ended up at the actor's studio one of the favorites, lee str