john goodman's new show. >> he has a gift. clairvoyance. >> it must be tough always been blamed. but occasionally it is you, right? >> his unique talent. >> so, what you're telling me is your mother abandoned you. what a bitch. >> will have them begging for the truth. >> i wish i could tell you where your testicles are, big guy. maybe they are up in heaven with bob barker. >> a search for answers. >> i'm sure they look delicious, but socks are a gateway to throw pillows. >> and sometimes things spin out of control. >> maybe you should stop slutting it up. >> you are the father! before you smell me, maybe you should smell yourself! i had it coming. >> john goodman, dog psychic. >> who brought in the [ bleep ] cat? >> this fall on abc. >> jimmy: that's heavy stuff. that's on abc, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: john goodman, everyone. "flight" is in theaters now. we'll be right back with hayden panettiere. ♪ ♪ ♪ won't you stand up ♪ stand up, stand up ♪ won't you stand up ♪ you girls and boys [ male announcer ] our heroes, for their ser

is john goodman blushing? >> yeah.after character actor particularly by the cohen brothers in their dark comedies beginning with "raising arizona." then an affable insurance salesman in barton fink. >> my name is charlie me owes. reporter: a.k.a. serial killer mad man monk. >> charlie, why me? because you don't listen. they started writing these characters specifically for me. they seemed to see in me something that i could bring to these characters, mostly i think it's just like a fat guy who is really loud. >> reporter: the loudest? it's not the issue here, dude. i'm talking about drawing a line in the sand, dude. across this line you do not... also, dude, chinaman is not the preferred nomenclature. asian-american, please. >> come on in, y'all. reporter: what are you like? i don't know. i'm finding out. in the five years i've been off booze and the other stuff, i'm starting to find out. i'm kind of starting to like me. >> reporter: are you ready for a little nibble? >> i'm ready. reporter: to show how much she likes

meow. >> dickey: this week on "jimmy kimmel live" john goodman kirstie alley hayden panettiere stephenieanimals and daniel craig. plus music from tyler bryant and the shakedown machine gun kelly and boys like girls. [ forsythe ] we don't just come up here for the view up in alaska. it's the cleanest, clearest water. we find the best, sweetest crab for red lobster that we can find. [ male announcer ] hurry in to red lobster's crabfest! the only time of year you can savor 5 succulent crab entrees, all under 20 dollars. like a half-pound of tender snow crab paired with savory grilled shrimp, just 12.99. or our hearty crab and roasted garlic seafood bake. [ forsythe ] if i wouldn't put it on my table at home, i wouldn't bring it in. my name's jon forsythe, and i sea food differently. introducing the new 13-inch macbook pro, my name's jon forsythe, ♪ with the stunning retina display. ♪ for the pro in all of us. [ male announcer ] sometimes a man must venture out from the shallow end to find something truly worthy of his search. ♪ inspired by 300 years of tradition. ketel one. gentlemen, this

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. >> reporter: john goodman had his own challenge as his oddball friend. >> you okay captain whittaker? i had to have these prepost rouse hair weaves and had to carry that around with me for with months. >> reporter: he's not interested in getting into the pilot seat. have you ever had an interest in flying? >> i thought about it. i thought about it but -- probably not now. i don't know. >> reporter: but he promises audiences will enjoy the flight. bigad shaban, cbs news, los angeles. >> an escape to the movies might be a good thing after the we can we had. -- woke we had. good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. escape with us right here. i'm andrea roane. >> thanks so much for waking up with us, i'm mike hydeck. monika samtani? mr. bernstein how are you anywhere. >> we are all well and didn't see too much in the way of the impact from sandy as especially considering our friends who are north. i have family in long island. they're okay, they're without power after that. >> our own colleague bruce leshan suffered the tree through the roof -- >> but they're safe. >

airs it out to john goodman. a great grab and score. notre dame 21-0. second quarter. to jones, 34-yard. in the first half, notre dame remains perfect at 11-0, crushing wake forest. 38-0. >>> fourth ranked alabama hosting western carolina. thought the twinkie store was closed. mccould be to jones. mccarron's 23rd chowb this season. the lateral pass hits the ground. it's a live bowl. belue picks it up. he is history. alabama rolls, improving to 10-1, 49-0 the final. >>> san jose state hosts byu tonight for the first time since 1968. sparts need to win. i was in san jose catching a few spirals from spartan quarterback david fales. byu is favored, but coach mack says the spartans have one advantage. >> they've lost a couple tough games. notre dame. they should have beat. and i think they've got a very good football team, and we've got them here. seems like they play a little better at their place so hopefully we'll have a good day here at spartan stadium. >> they're a good team and been successful against other good teams so we're excited. a big challenge for the offense

the election, but we'll be back with new shows wednesday, thursday and friday with daniel craig, john goodmanuthor of the "twilight" series stephenie meyer will be here, dave salmoni will be here with animals and we'll have music from tyler bryant & the shakedown, machine gun kelly, and boys like girls. join us then. if you've been watching abc today, you know that we have titled today a "day of giving." we're encouraging those who haven't to donate to help the victims of hurricane sandy. so far, we've raised over $14 million. if you'd like to help out please visit redcross.org/abc or call 1-800-help-now to donate. and we have our own charity auction from the show running right now. if you go to charitybuzz.com, you can bid on the desk i sat behind during our shows in brooklyn last week. it's signed by david letterman, jon stewart, stephen colbert, and i signed it too. the price is up to $21,000 -- so, it's expensive, but all the proceeds go to help the hurricane sandy relief effort. you have until november 14th to bid. and if you win, you can do your own talk show in your house, which would

john goodman has a funny turn as his best friend/drug supplier.ry time goodman comes into the film, he injects it with lots of energy and humor. it's all over the map. it's action, it's humor, mystery, romance, recovery. the times that it drags are the times dealing with his recovery. that's when you get to see denzel's acting chops. for the plane crash alone it's worth seeing. for denzel's performance, three big sftars for "the flight." >> i'm exhausted. you can read all of the reviews at baltimore magazine.net. >>> voted the best classic maryland soup in town. we're gonna share the recipe with you when we come back. plus john has another look at the weekend forecast. stay with us. gecko (clearing throat) thank you, mr. speaker, uh, members of congress. in celebration of over 75 years of our government employees insurance company, or geico...as most of you know it. ...i propose savings for everyone! i'm talking hundreds here... and furthermore.. newcaster: breaking news. the gecko is demanding free pudding. and political parties that are actual p

john goodman also star in this thriller. "flight" is rated "r." >>> a lighter tame on the vampire genre. partying every night, but when one of them falls in love with a vampire hunter, they realize their destinies are at stake. it's rated pg-13. the time is 11:48. coming up, what would you do if you were president? >>> check on the weekend forecast. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> the race for president tops the mcfly report. tommy mcfly is here with more. good morning. >> hey, how are you? >> we are on the countdown for tuesday. >> i feel like a kid in the backseat, are we there yet? >> are you running as many ads as we are on television? >> of course. the big races, the small races and the races that climb on rocks. it's nonstop. >> jimmy fallon asked his audience what they would do if they were president. >> i love this. >> i would inhale helium before every presidential address. >> i would rename the board between denmark and germany, the danger zone. ♪ i went to the danger zone ♪ going right into the danger zone

john goodman, alan arkin, bryan cranston from "breaking bad," killer in this movie. >> yeah, i had amazingah he's amazing. >> jimmy: but it's a great cast. and you, where'd -- you actually shot in the middle east? >> we shot -- well, what we did was that some of the parts of the middle, middle, middle, middle east were a little bit much for us. >> jimmy: too much. >> so we went to the -- [ mumbling ] which was turkey. [ light laughter ] and it was very, like, you know, friendly and cool. and part of -- and people were really nice. and it was just like -- it was wonderful, actually. they had this incredible -- you could take a bridge from asia to europe. you know what i mean? and one of the guys i was with literally thought that when you went over the bridge, it was, like, chinatown. i'm like, "no, dude. that's not how it works." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, not how that works. >> but anyway, so we were shooting there and i thought, well, we're next to iran. and i really needed, for the sake of realism, these farsi speaking iranians. and we went there and we couldn't get -- like, litera

. >> rose: tell me about john goodman's character. >> well, what's interesting is he's like-- you know only friend. which is-- and when we were talking about who we're going to cast in this part, the thing that denzel and i said it is somebody we have to believe it whitt's friend. but john is-- he's just,un, a great actor with impeccable comed timing. and i always saw great humor in those scenes. and so we always knew we needed somebody who was going to be able to just naturally bring that to the part. >> rose: denzel described him as a scene stealer. >> well, i guess you could say that. >> you can't steal scenes if you aren't any good. >> rose: exactly. >> he's very, very good. very, very good. >> rose: roll tape. this is the first scene. this is denzel getting ready for takeoff, take a look as pilot. >> i don't think so, sir. >> are you sure? >> whitt whitaker. >> nice to meet you, >> my pleasure. >> oxygen, check. you want a hit? >> no, thank you, sir. >> you sure? >> yes, sir. . >> how you feeling today, sir? >> a little tired. quick turnaround for me. off tomorrow. >> here's coffe

briscoe, our honorary chair, who will lead that along with our board of directors, camilla, john. steven. carol goodman. we have haven't done this alone. i would like to quickly acknowledge our partnership organizations. friends of joe dimaggio, russian river, the committee for better parks and recreation for north beach, the community youth center, telegraph hill center. sherman elementary. the francisco middle school pto. states peter and paul school. john parker elementary and garfield elementary and thank you victoria pastry cake donated the cake and make sure you eat some cake and join us for our campaign in north beach. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, scott. we're almost there. oh, former commissioner lonnie chen. thank you lonnie for being here [ applause ] we're almost there. one more individual. she has already been mentioned. it's a perfect tribute, a capstone, julie christiansen. >> thank you >> can i get my team up here? i have been fielding all the thanks, but it doesn't really belong to me. it belongs to all of these people. who else is here from our group? come on up. who am i miss

goodman. after we speak with juan gonzalez, we will be joined by john nichols in wisconsin to talk about the next four years. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. "democracy now!" co-host juan gonzalez is home, recuperating from back surgery. juan, i want to ask about puerto rico. for the first time in their history, a majority of the island's voters supported a non- binding referendum to become a full u.s. state. the measure requiring approval from u.s. congress, the president obama has said he will respect the vote. he made the same promise last revisited the island, become the first sitting u.s. president and half a century to do so. >> because when i ran for president, i promised to include puerto rico, not just on my itinerary, but also in my vision of where our country needs to go. i am proud to say that we have kept that promise, too. first of all, we have addressed the question of political status. in march, the report from our presidential task force provided a meaningful way forward on this question so that the residen

will geer is putting on aorganizing a concert, a benefit concert for the john steinbeck agricultural committee. amy goodman: which is what? will kaufman: the steinbeck committee to aid agricultural [organization] migrants, it was a benefitfundraising organization that was just raising money for the migrants, for the dust bowl migrants, out in california. steinbeck didn't have anything to do with it except lending his name, his name to it. amy goodman: of course, he wrote the grapes of wrath. will kaufman: and he wrote the grapes of wrath, of course, yeah, and became a friend of woody guthrie's there in california. so woody said, "yeah, of course i'll sign up to that." and so, will geer hasfor this new york concert, he has a roster of some of the top up- and-coming political folk singers there, also alan lomax, who's probably one of the most important figures there. he's the archivist of american folk song at the library of congress and also a musicologist, folk song collector, like his certainly more conservative father john lomax was. and so, alan lomax also had gathered around him a number of important f

goodman's daughter has refuted for months. >> my mother would never do something like this. never in a million years. she's completely innocent. >> reporter: the tennis line judge has sparred with johnof the sport's biggest stars on the court. and was still in uniform when police arrested her just days before the u.s. open in august, charging her with the murder of alan goodman. >> we did an autopsy. and it was determined that he died at the hands of another. >> reporter: but now, her lawyer says new forensic evidence recently turned over by prosecutors, shows lois goodman's dna was nowhere to be found on the alleged murder weapon, bolstering their claim alan goodman fell down the stairs and hit his head on that coffee cup. it's the latest salvo from the defense, after they previously hired a retired fbi agent to administer a polygraph test, looking for abnormal body language. >> i asked, did you kill alan goodman? and at your residence, did you kill your husband? there was no physiological reaction attached to those answers that she gave, which were no. >> reporter: his conclusion -- >> innocent woman. >> reporter: as for the latest revelation, law enforcement experts say the lack

goodman. this is election day 2012. let's go to a comment from a former top advisor to republican senator john mccain of arizona's 2008 presidentialign. appearing on msnbc on monday, steve schmidt dismissed concerns of ineligible voters casting ballots and said republican- backed voter id laws are based on mythology. >> whether you're a democrat or republican, you want everyone eligible to vote to vote. i think all of this step that has transpired over the last two years is in search of a solution to a problem that does not really exist when you look deeply at the question. [indiscernible] part of the mythology and the republican party now there is widespread voter fraud both sides are lawyer to up to the nth degree and a posture back and forth on it but it probably will come down to a lawyer. >> that was a senior advisor to senator john mccain when he was running for president. we are joined by myrna pÉrez, senior counsel at the brennan center in the democracy program at new york university school of law. we're also joined by brentin mock, lead reporter for voting rights watch 2012, a collaboration between the nation magazine and

goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> we turn now to the latest developments in the scandal that has brought down cia director david petraeus and ensnared general johnllen, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. the pentagon says the fbi has uncovered thousands of potentially inappropriate emails between allen and jill kelley, the woman who complained of harassment from petraeus' lover, paula broadwell. her complaint to the fbi led to the discovery of broadwell and petraeus' relationship, prompting petraeus' resignation on friday. allen succeeded petraeus in afghanistan last year. the pentagon says allen will remain the u.s. commander in afghanistan for now, but that plans to nominate him to become nato's supreme allied commander are on hold pending the outcome of the investigation. responding to the revelations, white house spokesperson jay carney reaffirmed on tuesday president obama's faith in general allen. >> i can tell you the president thinks very highly of general allen and his service to his country, as well as the job he has done in afghanistan. at the request of the secretary of defense, the president has put on hold general allen's nomin

john mcenroe and some of the sport's biggest stars on the court. and was still in uniform when police arrested her just days before the u.s. open in august, charging her with the murder of alan goodman. and it was determined that he died at the hands of another. >> reporter: but now, her lawyers say forensic evidence recently turned over by prosecutors, shows lois goodman's dna was nowhere to be found on the murder weapon, bolstering their claim alan goodman fell down the stories and hit his own head on the coffee cup. >> i asked, did you kill alan goodman? and at your residence, did you kill your husband? there was no physiological reaction attached to those answers that she gave, which were no. >> reporter: his conclusion -- >> innocent woman. >> reporter: as for the latest revelation, law enforcement experts say the lack of dna on the coffee cup won't make a difference at trial. >> it doesn't really matter if her dna was found or not. it's not uncommon for a suspect's dna to not be on a murder weapon, whether it be a gun, a knife, in this case, a coffee cup. >> reporter: and the very reason he says that is if the suspect holding that coffee cup had any gloves on, it wouldn't leav