we'll be right back. >> jimmy: thanks to governor tim walz and judd apatow. thank you, judd. did run out of time for him. "nightline" is next. good night, everybody. this is nightline. >> tonight are the menendez brothers closer to freedom

his person is that's judd apatow.. [ laughter ] you pulled a david blaine on him. >> i liked his picture from high school. i want to show you mine. >> jimmy: oh, that's your picture from high school. now why do you have that so handy? >> look at that. the middle part. that's a middle part. that's the move back then. >> jimmy: that's a pretty good -- i can see why you like showing that. it's a pretty good picture is what it is, isn't it? >> that's what i call my glory days. >> jimmy: you were involved. you're pretty involved in politics, right? >> i mean, have i all these weird intersections in history. i'm very good friends with stormy daniels. >> jimmy: that's right. yes, yes. >> i produced the stormy daniels documentary on peacock. >> jimmy: and many of her early adult films? >> well, oddly, she 40-year-old virgin." people don't always remember that. they always say "adult film star stormy daniels." they never say "star of the 40-year-old virgin stormy daniels. we needed someone to be naked for a joke. okay. and my

>> jimmy: thanks to governor tim walz and judd apatow. thank you, judd. tomorrow night harrison ford will be with us. thanks for watching. apologies to matt damon. we did run out of time for him. "nightline" is next. good night, everybody. one year after the october 7th hamas attack on israel. >> they just shot everyone. >> they shot me in my leg and i'm telling my husband, i'm shot. i'm calling my dad, telling him, abba, i'm shot. >> the first hand accounts of those held hostage. >> you've just broken up into pieces and trying to just survive. just to survive. >> remembering the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust. >> people that were just taken from their beds while they saw their friends and family being killed. >> and inside gaza. heartbreak and loss in the aftermath of october 7th. we hear from those who have endured a year of war. >> i learned that having future plans in war will destroy you more than give you hope. >> the children caught in the middle, on the ground, and the family of an american hostage still in captivity. >> i'm hearing

>> jimmy: thanks to governor tim walz and judd apatow. thank you, judd. tomorrow night harrison ford will be with us. thanks for watching. apologies to matt damon. we did run out of time for him. "nightline" is next. good night, everybody. this is nightline. >> tonight are the menendez brothers closer to freedom? i believe that they have paid their debt to society. the jaw dropping development in the case that captivated the nation, shifting perspectives fueled by the popular monsters netflix series about the notorious double murder. >> eric and i killed our parents together. so i'd say that makes us pretty close. >> their abuse claims derided in court. now, the basis for their possible release. >> my dad had been molesting me. >> after 35 years, could eric and lyle menendez soon walk free? plus, fashion trailblazer willy chavarria. just like that, the bold designer with looks worn by tracee ellis ross, julia fox and billie eilish. mixing luxe and legacy with cutting edge design and cultural heritage. >> i did see the disparities between race and economic

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harrison ford, quinta brunson, billy crystal, henry winkler, judd apatow, jessica williams, chef evanl join us. [ cheers and applause ] with music from carly pierce, suki waterhouse and the offspring. so please join us for that. our first guest is a four-time oscar nominee who was born in america, raised in ireland, and now finds herself in scotland for a new movie “the outrun.” it opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome saoirse ronan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i want -- i wanted to sort of, like, fall down into the chair so that my dress would -- >> jimmy: it does have a look like if you were to fall out of a plane, you'd be fine. [ laughter ] >> i'd be fine. it's safe, it's stylish. >> jimmy: that's right, it have a barouk ka salt feel to it. >> it's nice to see you again. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you'd, i think, just been nominated for an oscar for "ladybird." [ cheers and applause ] four oscar nominations now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: four nominations. that's, you know -- in a way, four nominations, like wow, i've got four oscar nominations. it's a

our friend ina garten is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] over on "family trips" this week, judd apatowbrother and i. it's a fantastic conversation from a very funny man. you guys, moving on kamala harris delivered her closing argument before a record crowd of 75,000 people in washington, d.c., while donald trump continued to reel from the aftermath of a racist comment about puerto rico in his madison square garden rally. for more on this, it's time for a "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: the election is six days away, and i for one cannot wait for it to be over. i've been stress eating all the candy we bought to give out on halloween. when kids come to our door on thursday, it's just going to be the "late night" mugs our guests leave in the dressing room. [ laughter ] it's like they don't know they're gifts! oh, they do know? well, [ bleep ] me. [ laughter ] but donald trump doesn't feel the same. in fact, donald trump is feeling wistful about the campaign. >> it's sort of sad. we've been on this journey together, almost every one of us has started together, right? an