let's talk with jimmy chang, the chief investment officer for rockefeller global family office. are you thinking about the way you can invest in china? is it still investable given the changes we have seen as of late? >> good afternoon. more people are questioning whether china is investable. if you're looking at the long-term private equity investment, there are a lot of risks. you can't trust the policy. you don't know what the government will do or whether the policies will be business friendly. they would do what will be right for the communist party of china, not investors can so you have to be really careful. when we look at public equities in the sentiment is bearish, there may be a tradable rally. you can trade, but for long-term investment, you have to give it a lot of thought to make sure you have the proper connection, and even that is the difficult. just imagine if someone said you could coinvest with? h jack ma, you would jump at it, but it could change abruptly. taylor: you are talking about public versus private. the number one story is about tiger global in the wa

i wasn't -- i didn't think it was funny. >> jimmy: so it changed your life >> yeah, i'm starting to sweatt, yeah but then, your parents are in the business and so, did they get you into this gig or do you remember this girl she was in - >> this poor child >> jimmy: she was in the "flintstones" live-action movie. [ laughter ] how cute are you >> wow >> jimmy: do you remember this this is -- >> i do. >> jimmy: "flintstones viva rock vegas." >> yeah. >> jimmy: was your first acting role >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: yeah, and how did that come about? did you just like -- were you nervous? >> i nailed it on the first take at the time, it was a serious point of pride i was the ring toss girl, so i had to get this, like, massive flintstone ring around a a neanderthal. and my mom was the script supervisor, and i was kicking it around set and just never wanted to leave. and so they were like, "give her a job. and there i -- there's my start. >> jimmy: i actually have the clip here. this is the back of kristen stewart's head making its very brief big screen debut in "the flintstones in viva rock vegas." ♪

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." >> he's just the same as he always was >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> he hasn't changed a day >> jimmygh >> jimmy: yeah, two little girls. >> two girls okay, so i speak italian and french and a little spanish but i have teenagers and i don't speak grunt. [ laughter ] do you speak grunt are you fluent in grunt? >> jimmy: no, not yet. >> no, it's like, "hey, buddy. i heard you got an 'a' on your test." "uh. "hey, where were you all afternoon when i couldn't find you? you're in trouble, young man come sit down. >> "uh." >> jimmy: "uh. >> it's the exact same thing there's no variation >> jimmy: do you embarrass your kids >> oh, i try to. i mean, do you >> jimmy: i'm feel like i'm starting to get that phase now where they're not laughing at all of my jokes like they used to >> yeah. [ laughter ] well, thanks >> jimmy: i miss my, "oh, wow. you're actually -- you used to you're my best audience," like - >> no, jimmy no they hate us >> jimmy: they don't -- they do >> you know what they'll watch the other jimmy before they watch you every night of the week. i get it on tv [ laughter ] my kids h

maxx is the fashion capital that's right next to home depot >> jimmy: isn't that interesting, yeah. [ cheers and applause they're changing image hey, i saw that oreo is coming out with a new cookie called oreo thins, extra stuff. [ laughter ] >> steve: what why? >> jimmy: so, basically they're just oreos, right? [ laughter ] can i see it again can i see the picture of it again? oreo thins, extra -- >> steve: extra stuff. >> jimmy: at this point, just cut out the middle man and start selling an iv bag of stuff. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, at this point. right? we'll do that. hey, this is fun, in a recent interview, dwayne johnson said that he wants to be the next james bond [ audience ohs ] you'll know that he's been cast when they announce the next bond villain as carbs. [ laughter ] yeah, instead of a martini, he'll ask the bartender to shake a dozen raw eggs [ laughter ] get this, today, an original copy of the u.s. constitution was expected to fetch up to $20 million at auction wait, they're auctioning off the constitution [ laughter ] man, the u.s. really is running out of money [ laughter ] i did

jimmy has not changed.s just great for him to come out here in front his own crowd and go out here and get a win and play very well. just coming back home. i'm in front of his fans, and i know his back was against the wall just like everybody else in her building but for him to step up and play the way he did to death that was huge. like i said before the noises the noise. you know when you're losing 40 games in a row, you deserve all that but the online give them their credit those. great today, and without them we couldn't do what we do offensively so. it starts to thumb up front and it always will. tom brady in the bucks in new orleans second quarter horse color tackle right here on james swinson and unfortunately for him, he hurts his knee and did not return coach. sean payton says they fear it is a significant injury back up trevor simeon taking over. and the backup is going to throw his first touchdown pass since december 2017, alex arma. saints built a 16-point lead but tom brady in the fourth quarte

the changes jimmy g says is turning this team into a playoff contender. >>> check twice before you enterl you the top three holiday scams you need to avoid this cyber monday at nbcbayarea.com. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] thi[ sfx: bing bing bing ]ce. [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> good monday morning. it's 5:45. as you head out in the tri-valley, let's get a live look outside in dublin. already a lot of people up and out the door. temperatures in the mid-40s right now. it's going to war

. >> jimmy: last time i saw you, you were a single man, women were begging you to make love to them. [ laughter ] you had not a care in the world. now -- >> so much has changede, you know. i think -- the suit stayed the same size, i'm very grateful for that. [ laughter ] how's everybody feeling tonight? [ cheers and applause ] it's been a long time. >> jimmy: has it really? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: how long has it been? >> one of my producers told me -- i guess i haven't been back in almost 10 years. >> jimmy: what? is that right? you actually look a little bit better. [ laughter ] >> thank you, thank you very much. i started to feel very close to probably what matt damon feels like. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, is that right? >> i was like, maybe this is on purpose. >> jimmy: you're not supposed to say that name, bad things happen, he would appear. [ laughter ] you have a baby girl? >> i have a baby girl, nican och nicanoschiana valderrama, she turned 9 months yesterday. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's great. is that a family name, nicano? >> no, inspired by a trip to japan, a trip where we said "i love you" and we both agreed a family is what we wanted with ea

jimmy: maybe you have. >> yeah. yo, mike! names, they kind of determine -- they determine a lot. they can change -- >> jimmy: you're right, you're right. >> yes. you're james -- does anybody call you jimbo? >> jimmy: yeah, every once in a while. >> how do you take that? >> jimmy: i don't mind. i don't care. >> jimbo. do you act differently when they go, yo, jimbo! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i start twisting balloons. yeah. juggling. >> yeah, yeah. like would the world have been different had hitler's first name been biff? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really good question. >> because biff's the kind of name -- this is what goes with biff. "biff, dinner's ready!" not "heil, biff." >> jimmy: you couldn't say heil, benefit. i think maybe we would have lost world war ii if his name was biff that would have been bad. >> yeah, people would have said, you see what biff's up to? well, you know, it's biff. biff being biff. just biff being biff. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: speaking of nicknames, you know, you have -- we went fishing together. >> yes. >> jimmy: as part of a group. we all have nicknames in the

doing material that is going to go in the educational system >> i know, and it's good >> jimmy: what kind of changesat the person who studies hard that goes to work and just works and doesn't talk to anybody, they go, "they're the office psycho. [ laughter ] teach personality. kids should be taught first day of preschool, everyone has social anxiety teach your kids to walk in and memorize, like, just walk in first day of preschool and be like, "is it me or is this bus driver a little off? something like that. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause teach them how to work the crowd. that's who does well in our country. >> jimmy: yeah >> the people who walk in and be like, "this kid knows what we're talking about. the kid does't even know - like, "you get it. you get it." just bond. "like the other kids, i don't know if they get it, but you get it, you know we need more kids like you in this class, i'll be honest it's not a lot of us left. it's a personality country >> jimmy: yeah, it is. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: yo sit down [ cheers and applause you're holding - [ cheers and applause you're holdi

jamie spears fought to remain as conservator, but in a recent change of heart, he agreed to change the motion. jimmy said he would do everything he could to protect and care for her. jamie believes that the conservatorship should end immediately. with noah meet -- with no objections, there is an expectation for britney to finally be free. >> i think it is likely that on november 12, we will see the end of the conservatorship, or the wheels rolling towards exactly how that conservatorship could end. >> britney spears is expected to end -- appear commercially. her attorney may be looking to pursue criminal charges against jamie spears after new york times documentary report found a legend surveillance. abc news, new york. >> a passenger who federal authorities said acted violently out of vest on a plane was hit with a $32,000 fine. that passengers one of 10 flyers slap with fines this week that totaled more than $225,000. according to the faa, that passenger did not fastener simon the flight, and then she is accused of punching her husband and son, distracting flight attendants with violent outbursts.

>> but what jimmy fallon did not understand was that the rules of late night had changed. >> go ahead. i think that people were definitely angry at the idea of having him on. >> jimmy fallon faces criticism he has never had before, and his ratings start to slide. >> is there anything to people giving you a hard time for being too soft on trump with your questions? >> i am never -- have you seen my show? i'm never too hard on anyone. vote. vote, vote, vote. >> in less than 24 hours the election will be over. thank god! >> stephen colbert, trevor noah, they decide to do live election night shows. >> i remember thinking hillary clinton is going to become president and it will be the most boring time in politics. >> welcome to my live election night special on showtime. i am your host, stephen [ muted ] colbert. >> we'll also be getting updates on the results from around the country. >> they are calling the state of ohio for donald trump. >> he was winning all the counties that mattered. he was winning the electoral college. >> trump won florida. >> what i was trying to do that night was

jimmy took over, six is everywhere. sustained by darryl mitchell, everything changed. over to spare and this world cup will not be england's. joe wilson, bbc news. paris saint—germain has confirmed that one its female players has been arrested following an alleged attack on a fellow team mate last week. aminata diallo, who's been a psg player for six years, was taken into custody this morning by versailles police following an attack which allegedly left her team mate kheira hamraoui with injuries to her legs. press association are reporting that two masked men dragged hamraoui out of her car and attacked her. paris saint—germain say they condemn the violence committed and has taken all measures to guarantee the health, well—being and safety of its entire women's team. france international hamraoui, joined from barcelona injuly. arsenal got a much—needed win in the women's champions league this evening. they beat danish side koege 5—1, to keep up the pressure on group leaders barcelona. after a tight first half an hour in denmark, steph catley broke the deadlock with th

jimmy: all right. all right, maybe we should change this to "who's crazy" instead. [ laughter ] next up, we have paul -. >> hi, jimmy. >> he's pretty. >> jimmy: paul, you have a beard. you have a rugged-looking beard. >> why, thank you. >> jimmy: yet it's well styled, isn't it? yes, and paul what do you do for work? >> just -- here and there, just surviving l.a. >> jimmy: all right. okay. all right. i think -- i'm starting to form my answer already. [ laughter ] and finally, we have liliana. hi, liliana. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: how are you, and where are you from? >> i'm from new jersey. >> jimmy: are you here on vacation? [ cheers and applause ] >> no, i live here. >> jimmy: you live here, okay, great. what do you do here for work? >> i'm a fashion designer. >> jimmy: okay, see, i'm thinking also maybe liliana might have something going on there. all right. let's see. liliana, where are you going after this when you're done with this? >> to zara next door. >> jimmy: the store, okay. paul, where are you going after this? >> back to the house to finish the floor. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] what do you

seeing how committed i was, i think that, you know -- obviously going to the nba would change any parent's mindset. >> jimmy -- hey, look, i need you to come to this thing called the draft, i'm getting ready to get selected into the nba. "what?" >> jimmy: wow. >> "are you serious?" my mom worked a lot. i had opportunities to dib and dab here and there. shout-out to my mom. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you get into the nba, you're being paid a lot of money, obviously. but you don't trust banks. >> more money than i was before, sure, yeah. >> jimmy: yes, more money than you were making in high school. [ laughter ] money in the bank, what do you - do with that money? >> i was coming from chicago. i'm from south carolina. chicago is where i was kind of founded. you know, going through -- just living there. and, you know, i was kind of raised with a certain pedigree and mindset. so i wasn't introduced to wires or tech. i wasn't financially savvy, none of it. i didn't know about direct deposit. i didn't know none of this. and so when i would get my check i would cash it, you know. bring it home. i would put

change. the climate summit kicks off. dan: here's a look at what's on jimmy kimmel live tonight. jimmy: thanks for flying with us. we didn't ask pants to do this, allowed parents went ahead and did it anyway. [laughter] >> we ate your halloween candy. >> i thought you were on a diet? [laughter] in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. dan: three people are under arrest, including an active air force member, accused of killing a woman in fairfield lowering a halloween party. 19-year-old lonnie was last seen leaving the party in sacramento with two men. police say both men are active air force members from travis air force base. re

[ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that is a man who knows he's about to be arrested. things are changingt the company formerly known as facebook. they're shaking things up. last week, they changed their name to meta world peace. or something. [ laughter ] and now they've decided to shut down their facial recognition system out of concern the technology could have a negative impact on society. finally, they've solved one of their hundreds of problems. it seems a bit suspicious to me that this would just happen out of the blue. to help shine some light on what's going on, we reached out to facebook -- or meta, or whatever the hell they call it now -- and vice president of communications, kelly crooks, is joining us once again to tell us more. [ cheers and applause ] nice to see you again, kelly. thanks for joining us. >> who are you? oh my god -- is that jim belushi? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it's not jim belushi, it's jimmy kimmel. we've met before. >> have we? let me get a good look at your face. it's big, so this might take a minute. >> jimmy: it's jimmy kimmel. the host of the show we

change. the climate summit kicks off. dan: here's a look at what's on jimmy kimmel live tonight.lying withthh us. we didn't ask pants to do this, allowed parents went ahead and did it anyway. [laughter] >> we ate your halloween candy. >> i thought you were on a diet? [laughter] in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. dan: three people are under arrest, including an active air force member, accused of killing a woman in fairfield lowering a halloween party. 19-year-old lonnie was last seen leaving the party in sacramento with two men. police say both men are active air force members from travis air force base. remains are found y

♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. in business, setbacks change minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >> jimmy: i want to thank will ferrell, ryan reynolds, "red notice," check that out. thanks to "science bob," ryan hurd, and maren morris. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, our guests are benedict cumberbatch and kevin garnett. "nightline" is next. and if you happen to see ryan reynolds, tell him i'm still confused. thanks for watching, goodnight. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, taking the stand. kyle rittenhouse in his own words. >> why do you need the gun when you go out there? >> i -- i needed the gun because -- if i had to protect myself because somebody attacked me. >> the 18-year-old accused of murder during last year's kenosha protes

jimmy took over, six is everywhere. sustained by darryl mitchell, everything changed.yers has been arrested following an alleged attack on a fellow team mate last week. aminata diallo, who's been a psg player for six years, was taken into custody this morning by versailles police following an attack which allegedly left her team mate kheira hamraoui with injuries to her legs. press association are reporting that two masked men dragged hamraoui out of her car and attacked her. paris saint—germain say they condemn the violence committed and has taken all measures to guarantee the health, well—being and safety of its entire women's team. france international hamraoui, joined from barcelona injuly. arsenal got a much—needed win in the women's champions league this evening. they beat danish side koege 5—1, to keep up the pressure on group leaders barcelona. after a tight first half an hour in denmark, steph catley broke the deadlock with this brilliant free—kick. and arsenal didn't look back from there with 4 goals in the second—half. jordan nobbs rounding things off, with

jimmy we've heard triggering in the week after the time change, there's also spikes of heart attacks,oductive, happy and healthier, especially here in the united states by eliminating -- our practice, we will be a better society. i think it's time to act. >> you spend a lot of time talking to folks about things happening in congress. there's bipartisan proposal right now in congress to get rid of standard time and made daylight time permanent. a piece of legislation that has the support of both parties. doesn't it seem like a no-brainer or what do you think is going to happen? >> i think it is an issue that unites us all. day light is worth saving. there's always like a small group of people who are like i like falling back because get that extra hour of sleep. that's one night. you get an extra hour of sleep one night. and six months of soul crushing darkness. i think that if there's anyone who likes it getting dark at 4:00 p.m., maybe you're not smib want to be around anyway. >> what about your paris mornings, though? >> i'm sorry. i forgot about that. >> you're going to give that u

go toward tackling climate change by investing in clean energy, manufacturing and providing tax incentives to americans. things. house democrats like california congressman jimmy gomez say the senate must leave intact. we have some senators in the senate. >> that don't agree with the climate change provisions. we want to make sure that that stays in as well. >> still, democrats say they do believe president biden negotiated closely enough with key senators so that this package or one very similar to it will pass in the senate. the package only needs democrats to support it in order to pass reporting in washington. alexandra limon. vice president kamala harris today became the first woman in u.s. history to serve as. >> acting president. it was only for about an hour and 15 minutes this morning while president biden was placed under anesthesia for a routine procedure. he underwent a colonoscopy at walter reed medical center in bethesda in a letter to house speaker nancy pelosi. president biden said he temporarily transferred powers and duties to the vice president. laid to rest. >> i'm a heart break and be with little jasper. wu's family members put in his cask

go toward tackling climate change by investing in clean energy, manufacturing and providing tax incentives to americans. things. house democrats like california congressman jimmy gomez say the senate must leave intact. we have some senators in the senate. >> that don't agree with the climate change provisions. we want to make sure that that stays in as well. >> still, democrats say they do believe president biden negotiated closely enough with key senators so that this package or one very similar to it will pass in the senate. the package only needs democrats to support it in order to pass reporting in washington. alexandra limon. >> still ahead, mail stolen in the middle of the night and happened repeatedly. what homeowners say needs to change and a wild pursuit of a carjacking suspect turns into a standoff and a dangerous game of cat and mouse in southern california. how it all ended next. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you t

jimmy: excellent point. bad news for drinkers. a wine shortage is in our future as experts predict extremely low production this year due to climate changewine is fine wine is sweet ♪ ♪ but there's something that won't stain your rug or your teeth ♪ >> jimmy: oh, really? what's that? ♪ it's something you want not something you need roll a little something called weed, weed, weed ♪ ♪ puff puff puff weed, weed, weed marijuana ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know if marijuana can help this. the rat population in new york has surged, and rat activity has drastically increased there because of the pandemic. ♪ rats are the perfect gift rats are the perfect gift if you have no job and no money ♪ ♪ put a rat under your christmas tree don't buy those kids a dog or cat ♪ ♪ get a big ol' rat in a santa hat call it a hamster ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: clever. well. kids aren't going to need pets because as win doctor approaches and more people go indoors, we could see another covid surge that could negatively affect holiday plans. ♪ hmmm covid is bad but not all holiday plans are good ♪ ♪ you won't have to go to grandma's you won't have to

jimmy. i am a collector of magnets. i love magnets. i have thousands of magnets. i change them out on a monthly basis. i love them.top. i even have magnets from places i've never even been before. >> i got it at a garage sale. i guess you got it at a promo after you bought a bottle of booze. i was going to put it in my fairy garden, but it's kind of not fairy-ish. >> feet, feet. >> these are -- what are these? >> it nic china cabinet. that's where you would keep them. >> what do you do with gal stones? i had it put in a jar. my mother crocheted this little doyly and i keep it in my china cabinet where it longs. >> put the lid on it, and you put it in your bed where your feet are, and then you go to bed, you can sleep with warm feet. that's what this thing is all about. >> cool. and it's not a fire hazard? >> only if you're around. >> it is a very bizarre mug, and i'm not exactly sure what face that is. >> this is my first acquisition, probably 25 years ago. and we move him around the house so he can pee on a dining room chair or a person or something. >> this is for plants. you know i save everything. >> i'm not s

in our house that continue to change, and, sort of, it's not just a static painting that just -- it is what it is i think we're going to have more things like this. >> jimmy, buddy >> it's been a year. >> jimmy: it has been a year, pal. [ laughter ] but let me tell you something -- it's been a year, yeah i just love the story. i love the american dream because, you know, you were happy before you sold -- when you sold things for $100 >> yeah. >> jimmy: and having great life you have a great wife, kids, mom and dad, i met them. and then this -- this collage, i guess you call it. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: called "every days," you started doing it 14 years ago -- you painted every single day. >> yeah, i do a picture every single day started 2007 and it's done start to finish that day >> jimmy: but no goal -- >> they mostly don't know it's done on the computer, most of them some of them were drawn in the very, very beginning but almost all of them are done in the computer each day >> jimmy: but had no clue that nfts would ever exist. >> no. before the block chain that was before, like, any of this stuff and so it was -- >> jimmy: so, what is your wife saying t

jimmy took over, six is everywhere. sustained by darryl mitchell, everything changed.s game ended with an over despair, and this world cup will not be england's. joe wilson, bbc news. new newcastle head coach eddie howe says it will take a lot of hard work, but that newcastle has the ability to stay in the premier league. he was speaking to the media for the first time since being given the position. newcastle are without a win all season and lie 19th in the league. in ten days' time after the international break, they face brentford at st james's park, when howe will take charge for the first time. the new boss refused to be drawn on the controversial saudi—backed ownership of the club and insisted he took the job for football reasons only, but he says he can stop the club from being relegated. i'll commit 10096 i'll commit 100% every i'll commit 10096 every day to bring success for — i'll commit 10096 every day to bring success for news _ i'll commit 10096 every day to bring success for news castle _ i'll commit 10096 every day to bring success for news castle for -

jimmy carter and bill clinton couldn't win there. but over time, a steady migration of college-educated white-collar voters moved into northern virginia, changings of the state. when barack obama comfortably won the state in 2008, it marked the beginning of an unbroken run of democratic wins. the “red wall” had crumbled. that's just one of a host of examples where the certainties of past election seasons erode and then vanish. california was once one of the most reliably republican states. from 1952 through 1988, it went to democrats only once in ten presidential elections; and put republicans into the statehouse and the u.s. senate regularly. then bill clinton won california in 1992, a shift away from republicans' anti-immigration views and an increase in liberal-minded, college-educated voters triggered a collapse of the republican party. hillary clinton carried the ate by more than four million votes; joe biden by more than five million votes. republicans do not hold a single statewide office. but the myth of the red and blue walls is bipartisan. throughout the 2016 campaign, democrats were confident that hillary clinton would prevail becaus

con, to make it even more popular, biden changed it to, "build back better (taylor's version)." [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh >> jimmy>> jimmy: it's already topping the charts pro, the average american doesn't know what's in it. con, that's always worked for the mcrib. [ cheers and applause so, hey. >> steve: hey. why not? >> jimmy: delicious. pro, the bill totals $1.2 trillion. con, or as it's also known, ten bezoses. [ applause ] pro, the bill will spent $55 billion to improve our nation's water supply. con, it will all be dasani ooh. >> steve: ooh. [ applause ] oh, snap >> jimmy: pro, the plan sets aside billions for upgrading sewer systems. con, now the "teenage mutant ninja turtles" will live in a nicer apartment than you [ cheers and applause "raphael found this great place on zillow. [ light laughter ] pro, the bill will decrease the cost of cvs's drugs. con, but increase the length of its receipts >> steve: what >> jimmy: now that's interesting. [ cheers and applause pro, $39 billion will be set aside for public transit con, most of that money is going to the "stand clear of the closing doors, please" guy [ l

. >> jimmy: yeah next up from the chiefs is prince tega wanogho. he was voted most likely to changedally known as prince tega wanogho. [ laughter and applause next up on the chiefs is chris jones. he was voted most likely to inhale when he laughs. [ laughter and applause [ squeaks and finally from the raiders is andre james. he was voted pre malone. [ laughter and applause there you have it, everybody those are your superlatives. stick around we'll be right back with "thank you notes," everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪warped music playing on speakers♪ ugh, that's not good. ♪music becomes clear♪ [phone alert beep] come on, price alert. [phone alert beep] [phone alert beep] yes! ♪soul music starts playing on the speakers♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ (dog barks) make your holiday dreams come true. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, make your holiday dreams come true. or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. it's walmart's black friday deals for days. join walmart plus now and get early access to the

change. our to congratulate all of you but especially brad, i knew you could do it. that's why i like you. jimmybrad, well done, man panel. coming up, who suffers more emotionally after a breakup? men or the women? our new study has surprising answers. next. ♪♪ 's choosing powering possibilities. more hollywood lies debunked. despite what we have been spoonfed, would you believe a new study from psychologists find that men suffer greater emotional impact from breakups than women and another pulse has men also crime or. [laughter] how does this change your perception of the dating world? here with me tonight, fox nation host and cohost of got felt, it is cap temp. do men take breakups harder? >> yes. erratically a strong about a boy very upset, sulfuric's are about not cry, they sure are. i'm an expert on this, i read an article because i've had so many breakups. i've had so many breakups memorize it devastated and there's never been an exception where the man has still tried to come back years down the road because they don't deal with it, they don't care, they are too cool and it's not even lik

haven't found that to be the case sort of like the first kid changes your life entirely and the second kid is just more of the same >> jimmyt. i remember when i was on your show last, we were talking about my wife who was pregnant and it was a little bit odd because my wife pretty openly hates children [ laughter ] she doesn't like other kids, babies >> jimmy: that's a problem, yeah >> she just doesn't like them. [ laughter ] she's like, "i hope i like my kid. i'm like, "i'm sure you will, honey. >> jimmy: yeah >> she did she -- by the way -- so, now we're two kids in. she still doesn't like kids. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she loves your kids. >> she loves our kids. and she likes, you know, good kids they're a thing, man there's good kids and there's bad kids it exists. >> jimmy: oh, yeah oh, it's real. >> you can tell, like right away like a year and a half, you're like, "that kid sucks. [ laughter ] that kid is going to be someone awful. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is so funny >> there was -- and she has, like -- she has such a -- temper for like terrible kids. there is this one kid who -- my daughter was about one -- almos

you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. in business, setbacks change business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. lots of new introductions. ...4 ounces... so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive. >> jimmy: thanks to jamie dornan, jessica williams, and these two. dustin lynch and mackenzie porter. apologies to matt damon. we did run out of time for him. tomorrow night, ryan reynolds and science bob pflugfelder. with music from ryan hurd and maren morris. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching, goodnight. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, inside the horror of astro world. >> help, help! >> one man who fought to save others. >> it makes me want to make sure this never happens ever again. >> families of victims demanding accountability. >> he's a small, innocent child, he didn't deserve that. >> what we now know about the operations planned for the concert. what was miss

jimmy garoppolo's production. you've got the rookie thing in his heels. the defense not good. well, everything changed tonight. the niners and their fans tonight celebrating a win. they beat the rams. they demolished the rams. by as fans have every reason to be happy niners. but desperately needed that win to turn things around after dropping, but 5 of their last 6 games of the sick and the niner faithful man, they came out and huge numbers to make sure that the team got it done. >> conference team yeah, we've got that happening for tonight's a big game sports reporter kylen mill joins us now with the latest where all the fans go looks kind of quiet now. but what a day. >> yeah. vicki and grant levi stadium has cleared out. but what a day it was. the forty-niners earned a much in monday night football at e levi stadium. their first home win of the season. they were clicking on all cylinders. the defense came out on fire defensive back jimmie ward had 2 interceptions in just the 1st quarter including a pick-six. the rams offense came into tonight averaging 29 points per game. that's good for 4th best in the nfl

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jimmy carter reinstated selective service for males. and a year later supreme court ruled they women could not register because they weren't eligible for combat roles. but that change when combat roles were open to women, letting them throw grenades instead of hissy fits -- what sexists would say, condemned outright by this host. earlier this year, biden threw his female solicitor general at the supreme court to let congress rather than the courts decide about the draft. to be fair, he thought he was talking about the draft after hunter swipes the fuzzy bathrobe. haha. dozen or so republican senators tried to block this, but they likely don't have the numbers to get it removed from the defense bill. bottom line, if and when this becomes law, some women will be graded, answering the call to serve. others not so much. (ringing). >> hello. >> hello. this is the military. you've been drafted. report to basic training tomorrow. >> no, look, i've never done a push-up, okay, and i think i'd be too nervous. i'm nervous on this phone call right now. i don't think i can emotionally handle a war. i'm nervous, i sound weird. i'm really nervous, i sound weird. wait, no, are you

change the rules of the show just this once? [ laughter ] you've got a pull. >> this is my show >> come on >> jimmy: "this is my show." [ cheers andust over the course of the show and i -- they're so talented and i really believe in them all. and like i said before, the thing that alleviates any sort of stress or pressure is the fact they have already had this amazing platform and opportunity for people to see them and fall in love with them and i know they're all going to have such amazing music careers and i'm so excited to see what happens for them >> jimmy: all these people, yeah, when you see them, and vote for them and make ariana win, please. [ cheers and applause >> make them win it's them. yeah, yeah >> jimmy: it's them. they win yeah, i know but, let's see we talked about that secret thing. we talked about "the voice." >> i feel like an agent. look at my little headphones i feel like a hollywood agent. >> jimmy: could you get me a a part in -- yeah, on nickelodeon? >> i'm like, "jimmy, you got the call back. they loved ya. >> jimmy: "they loved ya you're a little green. let's see. did i miss -- we miss anything >> i don'

jimmy carter reinstated selective service for males. and a year later supreme court ruled they women could not register because they weren't eligible for combat roles. but that changeting them throw grenades instead of hissy fits -- what sexists would say, condemned outright by this host. earlier this year, biden threw his female solicitor general at the supreme court to let congress rather than the courts decide about the draft. to be fair, he thought he was talking about the draft after hunter swipes the fuzzy bathrobe. haha. dozen or so republican senators tried to block this, but they likely don't have the numbers to get it removed from the defense bill. bottom line, if and when this becomes law, some women will be graded, answering the call to serve. others not so much. (ringing). >> hello. >> hello. this is the military. you've been drafted. report to basic training tomorrow. >> no, look, i've never done a push-up, okay, and i think i'd be too nervous. i'm nervous on this phone call right now. i don't think i can emotionally handle a war. i'm nervous, i sound weird. i'm really nervous, i sound weird. wait, no, are you mad at me? do you hate me? please don't h

change. >>> and beyond the stage with country music's biggest stars. keith urban, jimmysay, good morning, america. ♪ >>> it is always a great time at the cmas. any time you can get to nashville. we're glad you're starting the new day and new week with us. we have a reunion story for you this morning that is quite special. >> yeah, and this one has to do with cierra chubb. this young woman was pregnant when she got covid. she gave birth her baby while she battled for her life and now 100 days in hospital and in rehab, she is getting ready to go home. we are going to hear from the family in you are to next half hour. >> so glad to see her going home. >>> we begin with news from that houston concert disaster. let's go back to marcus moore in houston with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, good morning. there were people of all ages and backgrounds including children who came to attend this show, and so many of them told us about their excitement going into it, but none of them expected what was supposed to be two fun days to turn into tragedy. ♪ >> repor

remember when jimmy carter was president, of course, and as even more recently in france, hundreds of thousands french citizens took to the streets led by truckers to protest the climate change and the green proposals going through in france because it was driving. the cost of energy and that's what joe biden and the woke progressives are leading america into and it is politically the most risky thing they can do and they are facing severe electoral backlash for going down this road. >> sean: so knowing this, there's no way they are going to change and they are going to double down and they are doing what they said they are going to do. we forget he said he wanted to go after the ceos of oil and energy companies so to them their loyalty to the new green deal socialism is greater than the loyalty to americans especially people that are poor and middle class to pay more money. raines priebus i don't think that works out for any politician under any circumstances. >> it's not going to work out and another thing to keep in mind when you have to evaluate where are the parties going. you look at where the money is at and the big money on the democrat side of the aisle is on all of

jimmy carter's sweater. we are delivering jobs. we are delivering lower costs. we are delivering lower taxes for middleclass families. we are delivering addressing climate changehe gop and kevin mccarthy don't want to lower the cost of prescriptions drugs. they don't want to help families pay for child care, which can be one of the biggest bills a family faces. they don't want universal pre-k. they don't want to cap insulin. they don't want to increase productivity of essential conductor chips that can help us drive down costs and help us to keep inflation under control. they are totally leaving the american family out of whatever that was. but however deranged and kind of rambling it was, the message was clear. they are disconnected from helping the american family, and that was for an audience of one, donald trump. >> you are -- as i said, you're presiding over this this morning h. tell us what is going to happen. the speaker will talk at 8:05. then what will we see? . >> you know, i can tell you what the democrats are going to do. we are celebrating that today is the day that we say to the american people help is on the way. i am so proud of being able to g

change the name of their own board, it's a sex offenders board. for sex offenders are just victims of their own uncontrollable behavior. hope they find another name for subway flasher just so jimmyr. recognize that face. in that birthmark anywhere. as one sex offender referring to me by a label for something i did have my life ago is inappropriate and downright offensive. which might be the exact words since victim usage call behavior. said that client would be a better term just great idea. and then start a sex offender's club for men. and the make a commercial where you say, i'm not just the president, i'm also client. one public defender agreed saying then takes into consideration the uniqueness of who is receiving treatment. the lesson you want to do is a child and with a bunch of other child. they're all as unique as snowflakes. they chose. i guess because cuomo was already taken. these people don't want society to survive. ruining the country as a path to make in the country. as people die they play with language, they play to win. an unnecessary cost of the victory is one wisconsin d.a. once admitted is your demise. or should i say unfortunate incident. you can't go home

go toward tackling climate change by investing in clean energy, manufacturing and providing tax incentives to americans. things. house democrats like california congressman jimmyn the senate. >> that don't agree with the climate change provisions. we want to make sure that that stays in as well. >> still, democrats say they do believe president biden negotiated closely enough with key senators so that this package or one very similar to it will pass in the senate. the package only needs democrats to support it in order to pass reporting in washington. alexandra limon. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news congress is moving closer to requiring women to register for the draft for the first time in american history. what one senator saying. we'll be right back with that and more. ♪ ♪ sometimes family... ♪ ♪ is the one you make. where there's love, there's family. ritz. a taste of welcome. part documentary about johnny depp and amber heard is coming to discovery. plus in hbo has just released the trailer for its new original documentary. >> but the life of late rapper dmx sam rubin has the latest. in today's entertainment report. >> we begin with the 2 some the

that i never would ♪ ♪ i told you i'd change even when i knew i never could ♪ ♪ i need you to stay need you to stay hey ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmycore 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and more value for the same price. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.99 a month. plus, for a limited time, get $300 back and a 5g phone on us. get this deal before it's gone. click, call or visit a store today. >> jimmy: i want to thank bill murray, regina king, lenny clarke, the kid laroy, and james adomian. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. and those guys are pretty dope, so try to stay up. thanks for watching, goodnight. >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, black and white. as the trial for accused killers begins. >> all three trapped him like a rat between their two pickup trucks. >> starkly different versions of the same event at the center of a fierce racially charged courtroom battle. >> travis has to die. at that point it's his life or ahmaud arbery's life. >> and the mother's pain. watching the video of her son bieguned down.

actually jimmy carter was president when the gas line was doomed even more recently in france hundred of thousands of french citizens took to the streets of that by truckers.k to progress the climate change the green proposals that were going through in france because was was driving up the cost of energy. and that's what joe biden the what progressives are leading america into. it is politically the most risk thing they could do. they are facing the severe electoral backlash there's no way they're going to change. they will double down. they are doing what they said they were going to do they just forgot that he said he wanted t go after the ceos of oil t to them their loyalty to the new green deal socialism is greater than the loyalty to americans especially people tha are poor and middle-class to pa more money.d i don't think that works out well for any politician under any circumstances. >> it's not going to work out but another thing to keep in mind is when you have to evaluate where are the parties going? you look at where the money is out the big by the the democratic side of the aislend on all of the things we are talking about witches open borders. it's things like shutting down

encouragement that change was possible, that hope should be maintained for some sort of different future for germany. so the stars aligned in that respect and that reagan visit. >> jimmy quote the state department official whom i saw in berlin. this is an article he wrote much. later by 1987, quote, folks in germany and much of europe or not with ron reagan but with mikael gorbachev close quote. by 1987 it's clear that the soviet union is stagnating, and 1987, the united states is resurgent. and everyone else in the world can see that including the germans. yet germans your missy gorbachev is a more hopeful figure. we go to hr mcmaster, how can that have been hr? >> i think it has everything to do with confidence. confidence in our democratic form of government. confidence in how we are as a people. confidence in the transatlantic relationship, and the free states of europe at the time. what i hope to do with my essays make and-ology analogy and to that point you're making implicitly. that we can regain our confidence in who we are as a people, in our democratic form of government. i think we can do with effective leadership and with some clarity, clarity that that sp