some of the big moments of the past, jane fonda, you may- the past, jane fonda, you may remember thise. very defined, holding up a thirst. this is from the anti—war protest, she was an anti—vietnam war activist. she was arrested on charges... going forward a little bit in time, things are changed somewhat. now we have more glamour shots such as paris hilton. much more solitary, performance. they understand the power that they can project themselves to the media. less glamorous, hugh grant. he themselves to the media. less glamorous, hugh grant. he looks like he's been caught _ glamorous, hugh grant. he looks like he's been caught doing _ glamorous, hugh grant. he looks like he's been caught doing something - he's been caught doing something naughty. he's been caught doing something nau:h . . , , he's been caught doing something nauh . ., , , , naughty. that slumped posture tells it all. ve naughty. that slumped posture tells it all- very the _ naughty. that slumped posture tells it all. very the act _ naughty. that slumped posture tells it all. very the act when _ naughty. that slumpe

lily tomlin, jane fonda, rita moreno, sally field.oup, 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. >> i love it. >> sally is, rita is, lily no, jane no. >> i'm baseball. >> i'm baseball too. and i'm basketball. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> three sons. >> jimmy: that explains it. >> soccer, not so much. >> jimmy: tom brady is one of the producers of the film. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and is also in the movie with you. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> 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 listen well. they're just listening to dialogue. this guy really listens. and she had a long speech that she had to say to him, and he was

of jane fonda and "judge judy."f you mix those two, that's valarie biden, that's all i can say. raymond, someone should tell her though that they already have democrat, female, under study of color and it's not megan. >> yeah, don't worry, while joe is on vacation, kamala has been hitting the interview circuit, it has been hitting here. >> there are of course say you have the lowest approval rating of any vice president. i'm curious, how much of a role if any you feel race and gender play in that. >> polls also say i have great approval ratings. >> laura, that must be the harris poll. the kamala harris poll, every poll has her in the basement, i polled nbc 49%, they have a negative view of the vice president. 39% a very negative view. and the monmouth poll 53% approval, have you to work to get that low, there are no upsides to the poll numbers. >> laura: what does willie brown say. tell us about lizzo being sued by three of her backup dancers because america wants to know about this story, raymond. >> well, this is

. >> laura: valerie biden looks like jane fonda. a combination of jane fonda and judge judy.mix those two that's what valerie looks like. someone should tell her though that they already have a democrat female understudy of color and it's not meghan. >> yeah. don't worry. while joe is on vacation kamala has been hitting the interview circuit and it has been hitting her. >> there are reports that say that you have the lowest approval rating of any vice president. i'm curious, how much of a role, if any, that you feel race and gender play in that? >> well, there are polls that also say i have great approval rating. >> laura, that must be the harris poll. the kamala harris poll laura, every poll has her in the basement. nbc 49%. they have a negative view of the vice president. 39% a very negative view. and the monmouth poll 53% disapproval. you have got to work to get that low. sorry, there are no upsides to the polling on the vice president. >> laura: what does willie brown say? tell us about lizzo being sued by three of her backup dancers because america wants to know about th

here at the hollywood climate summit, celebrities including jane fonda, the others talked about increasingments where i can make ava say something about the climate crisis in abbott or jacob. that is so inspiring and there's so much gold to be mined there. >> why is february hotter than the devil's booty hole outside? >> climate change. we are living in the middle of its disastrous effects. the per ma frost in rush. >> anna jane joiner is also a climate consultant for hollywood. >> the industry, i think, is increasingly very interested in how to portray climate on screen. we're just asking them to acknowledge that climate change is a part of our world and therefore part of the character's world. >> remember, i'm on your team. i think on both sides there's people who say how dare you joke about climate change that are environmentalists, which i understand . i think on the other side there's people who go don't come with your messages. they're like, what is this? i get that too. there i think let's joke funnier. >> we all say we care or maybe we do for like a second or a whole documentary. t

. >> reporter: other celebrities have wound up before police cameras, too, a defiant jane fonda, a smiling robert downey jr., a young lindsay lohan, a disheveled nick nolte and bill gates before he was a billionaire. then there are mugshohots that have truly beco iconic, notably civil rights leaders from martin luther king jr. to john lewis taken into cucustody for r standing up fo the case of rosa parks sitting down for their rights. >> so back to that mugshot merch, the trump campaign is selling $34 shirts, $25 coffee mugs and $15 beer koozies with a tagline saying never surrender. according to the latest polling, trump is the frontrunner by far in the gop presidential race. >>> president biden has been visiting with his family in tahoe. he was asked about this mugshot while leaving a workout class today. >> i did see it on television. >> reporter: what did you think? >> handsome guy. >> biden's tahoe trip has not gone entirely smoothly. u.s. military fighter jets had to intervene when someone flew into restricted airspace. norad said it happened early this morning over tahoe where biden

we had -- we had our -- our pal, jane fonda, was on the show the other day >> oh. >> jimmy: and she -mmy: that's the ca -- >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: yes, dude. that is the cast [ laughter ] what can you tell us >> carrying some other people too. yes, it's -- it's called "'80 for brady," and it follows the 2016 super bowl, i think, where he came back you know, that's not my ministry [ laughter ] but i heard that they came back and won. and so, four -- four broads who are tom brady fans -- >> jimmy: yeah >> win tickets to the super bowl and they go to meet tom brady at the super bowl. and i play the choreographer/director of the halftime show. i mean, who else [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wait, but at the halftime show, are you saying is there a jane fonda -- is there a -- not >> there -- there's a little bit of a moment. there's a little bit of a choreographic moment don't -- if you blink, you miss it, but it's fun >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] i want to ask you about this because this is -- i was, kind of, exciting i like to be, kind of, a a matchmaker here on the show. i

everybody say hello to jane fonda. candice bergen. diane keaton and mary steenburgen., ladies. i'm very excited to see you again. >> so >> kelly: excited to see you in person not on zoom. this is you in person. welcome ladies to the show. i am a big fan, obviously that is a big understand. >> and we are fans of yours. >> kelly: thank you, thank you. well i am going to talk about this because it's in the movie. you read the alc he was seekings actually back where he started all along, i love that. what does that mean to you, mary? >> well, i came from arkansas. and the more places i go the more i realize that at the very core of me i had it all as a child with parents that loved me in a community that loved me. great place to come from. and but the book club talks about never losing your sense of adventure and getting lost is necessarily a bad ipg this in life, it's part of the adventure. >> kelly: i love getting lost sometimes, i'm literally about to take a vacation, i just like going somewhere and seeing where it takes you, what do you all feel like in the book. did y

jane fonda has been out on the picket lines. >> these unions coming together in solidarity is historicallyunion solidarity forever. >> the new talks will have to solve some major divides over streaming and the role of a. thank you for joining us. it is worth noting that even before they sit down today, there was new mudslinging. what brought the writers and producers back the table? >> i think the pain that has been inflicted on both sides over the past three months is really driving this. we are getting too mission-critical right now. some of these movies that are slated to come out next summer are in peril. the fall television season is basically on life support this point. these writers are also getting pretty desperate. they are feeling the pinch of no work for three months. i think it is the overall collective pain of this strike that is coming home to roost. they said let's at least see if there is common ground to work on a settlement. >> it is interesting that they're starting with the writers first. nothing but the actors. where does that stand? >> the studio side has gone one by

tonight, from "80 for brady," lily tomlin, jane fonda, rita moreno, and sally field.he cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel!

an actress named jane and an actress named jane fonda wasad the lead to speaker of a protest and the local tv cameras filming her so rocky branch to the edge of the park is the site of one of the major protests in columbia's history. students were on campus at that point most of them remember that moment quite clearly. as we close up here, what should we remember about rocky branch the american story, it's a human story or is it just water flowing downhill?st is there anything that sticks out to you that maybe we should remember? [inaudible] >> humans interacting with of the landscape or near the water. the water doesn't care. the wonder twins if you watch those old cartoons the water seemed to have a consciousness for them but for the most part it's hard to figure out but it's a human consciousness so that's what we are here for end of the story we tell, how human beings have interacted with this landscape. anything else we want to remember about rocky branch? >> there's so much history in a little creek people thought that for years, -- >> that it's a gross little creek. we should

or frank sinatra for decades have been put up as decor in barbershops, diners, pizza parlors and jane fonda was a rebellion in the 70s and was a fashion impact and others wore them like a badge of honor and john lewis arrested for protesting during the civil rights movement and martin luther king jr. was arrested 29 times for fighting for civil rights and his mug shot for decades was used as a symbol of what happens when you stand up for something you believe in. but no mug shot will ever be as iconic as the mug shot of donald j. trump, the most famous man in the world. first ever of a former president and it's been the most sought after image and democrats in the media salivating at the thought ovdonald trump being booked in a jail cell and listen to how giddy and grade schoolish msn -- ghoulish msnbc was. >> he'll surrender for processing and defendants facing charges up to and including violent crimes for stabbings are frequent and three people have lost their lives over the last month. that jail is where the disgraced ex-president of these united states is heading right now. jesse: self

jane fonda is among those out on the picket line. >> these unions coming together is historically importantn solidarity forever. >> the new talks will have to solve major divides over streaming, revenues, and the role of a.i.. we get an update now from matthew bellamy, entertainment journalist and founding partner of puck news. thank you for joining us. it is worth noting that even before they sit down today, there was new mudslinging, but what brought to the writers and producers back to the table? >> i think honestly the pain that has bn in for it on both sides over the past three months is driving this. we are getting to mission-critical where some of these movies slated to come out next summer are in peril. the fall television season is basically on life support, and these writers are also getting desperate. they are feeling the pinch of no work for three months. i really do think it is the overall collective pain of this three-month strike by th writers coming home to roost, and they are saying, let's at least see if there is common ground. -- it is interesting they started with the wr

hassling them first and he turned out to be a serial liar claiming vietnam veteran status when jane fondant more time overseas than he did. i assumed after that, the media would learn their lesson. but then there's jesse -- je jessie. then came russian collusion and hunter's laptop. i could go on and on but i don't want to from "fox & friends" first and their method viewers. there's another memory they want you to forget but it still lingers like a fart in a shower. it is because of its horrible consequences. of course, defunding the police. it started with the squad, the birthplace of ultimately deranged ideas. the left left it. remember kamala offering to the bail out rioters. it is the last time she ever did anything accomplishment. bielema raised enough money their thousands of cops on patrol. instead, that many wind to mansions and swimming pools. it was going to be a brave new world where we all just get along, where criminals helped little old ladies cross the street instead of knocking their teeth out and taking their purses. and then a funny thing happened. reality came. turns ou

just up rocky branch on the other side of pickens street in maxcy gregg park, an actress named jane fonda was f in the ld speaker of an antiwar protest, and the local tv cameras filled her. so rocky branch heading off to the edge of the part is the sight of one of the major student protests in columbias history pure and and se on-campus at that point, most of them remember that moment quite clearly. so as we think about, and we will close things out here, whal should we remember about rocky branch? it's an american story. it's a human story. or is it just water flowing downhill? is there anything that sticks out you that maybe we should remember? >> i was going to say it's just water and like the stories that come out. of it have been like human interactions spur okay. so it humans interacting with the landscape, or interacting near the water. the water doesn't care. at least as far as -- the wonder twins, if you watch any of those old cartoons, they were all about water entering water into different things.ci water seem to have a consciousness for them, but for the most part water it's h

. >> reporter: other celeb rities a defiant jane fonda, a smiling robert downy junior, a young lindsayill gates before he was a billionaire. then there are mug shots that have truly become iconic. notably civil rights leaders from martin luther king jr. to john lewis taken into custody for standing up for, in the case of rosa parks, sitting down for their rights. the modern mug shot began in the late 1800s, the echks of a french detective who wanted a better way of keeping track of suspects and criminals. since then millions have been taken, but never before of a former u.s. president, let alone one who wants to be president again. john? >> yeah, history. tom foreman, thank you so much. >>> just ahead, flowers and tributes for wagner's yevgeny prigozhin from supporters inside russia days after his apparent death. we're going to have their reaction. >>> plus the latest on the investigation on the plane crash appears to have claimed his life. our matthew chance is in st. petersburg tonight, home of wagner's headquarters. he joins us next. start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacis

and just up rocky branch on the other side of pickens street in maxie grade part an actress named jane fonda was the lead speaker of an antiwar protest -- maxcy gregg park district the local camera silver answer rocky branch t hidden off on the edge of the part is a site of one of the major student protests in columbias history. and students that were on campus at that point most of them remember that moment quite clearly. so as we think about and we wils close things appear, what should we remember about rocky branch? it's an american story it's a human story. or is it just water flowing downhill? is there anything that sticks out to you that maybe we should remember? >> i was can say it'ser just war and like the stories that have come out of it have been like -- [inaudible] interactions with expert so it's humans interacting with the landscape, or interacting near the water. the water doesn't care or at least as far as, may be. the wonder twins if you watch any of those old cartoons, they were all about water and turning water into different things. so water seemed to have a consciousness

an actress named jane fonda was the lead speaker of an anti-war protest and the local cameras filmed her and. so rocky branch heading off to the edge of the park is the site of one of the major student protests in columbia is history and students were on campus at that point most of them remember that moment quite clearly. so as think about and we're close things up here what should we remember about rocky branch it's an american story it's a human story or is it just water flowing downhill? so anything that sticks out to you that maybe we should remember. i was going to say it's just water and not like the stories come out of it. how did you human interactions go? okay. so it's humans interacting with the landscape or near the water. the water doesn't care at least far as i know. maybe. i mean, the wonder twins, if you watch any of those old cartoons, they were all about water and turning water into different things. so water seemed to have a consciousness for them. but for the most part, water, it's hard to figure it has a consciousness, but it's the human consciousness, right? so

i had a chance to interview jane fonda at the start of pride and she says where there's action that's hope. just get busy helping somebody else put a little action behind it. >> always a good reminder too. i think just being here in california just heard from people from paradise what they're doing. we know what it's like to be a part of the wildfires and how many people are in need. just like that. >> just like that. >> your whole life changes so it's good to see the community rallying and helping everyone in hawaii. >> look for the helpers. >>> all right, bridge builders in our community, we know you are creating pathways to help kids get jobs after they graduate. as the bay area goes back to school, the growing trend offering a li >>> welcome back. this morning we celebrate bridge builders in our community with a focus on a teacher. for chris wood it's a mission to open up jobs after graduation for the students he loves. here's lauren toms. >> reporter: chris wood is dusting off the shop at john o condition ill high school preparing for the new school year ahead. it's his 12th year

jane fonda's mug shot became the face of rebellion in the faventieonda wass. even made a fashion impact. others were there. mug shots s like a badge ofhn lw honor, like john lewis, who was arrested for protestinisg durinv the civil rights movement. martin luther king jr was arrested 29 times for fighting for civil rights and forf decades, his mug shot has been used as a symbol on yof what happens when you stand up for something you believe in. >> but no muhog shot will ever be as iconic as the mug shot of donald j. >> trump, the most famous man in the world. the first ever mug shot of a former president. donald trump's mug shot has been the most sought after image since the moment he rodeen down that golden escalator. >> democrats in the medi thea he been salivating at the thought of donald trump being booked in a jai a cell anl cell. >> just listen to how giddy and ghoulish msnbc was last night. >> he will surrender himself a proces ms, sing at an overcrowded jail with a reputation for violence and and neglect, a jail that is accustomed to holding defendants

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