it's julia roberts. >> is it julia roberts? >> oh! that's shaun white. the snowboard pro, from the olympics. >> bobbie thomas set us up. >> it could have been julia roberts. i want to see julia's face morphed in there. >> i think, here is picture number five. >> oh. >> oh, wait -- jessica chastain? are you right? >> yes. >> how many more, is this the tiebreaker? oh, all right. well we have a winner. we don't have any prizes, just more drinking. >> now here's the thing we are challenging you to, molly. you have a lot of facebook and twitter followers. we're asking every guest host to bring it bring your facebook followers or twitter followers, to our page and get them to like us. dule came and we got some and anthony anderson got us 5,000. whitney cummings came and we dropped 2,000. now we are back with you. >> i'm on it. so are you going to do it? >> i'm on it. >> you go on facebook to kathie lee and hoda and you click the like button. >>> you have kids. >> i do. >> now, this is one of those things that's kind of an important thing for parents, when your

who did you rather sleep with, julia roberts or julia styles? don't answer that. >> ah, memories.d night, kids, go read a book. [ ♪ from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey, welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. our guest is donnie wahlberg going to be joining us later on the program on the... lonnie anderson. that's the woman i would be. ( applause ) if you can be any animal, if you can be any woman but nobody ever asked me are you satisfied with you? (laughing) a little bit of housekeeping. last week we did a very clever bit on our program called 19th century news. within the bit we had very witty fun concerning mississippi's just recently ratifying the 13th amendment. agreeing to end slavery, a mere 148 years after. after the rest of us. as many of you know, if i am bringing up something that we did on the show last week, i'm probably about to apologize for it. maybe i'm apologizing to mississippi as painting it to some kind of reluctant entrant to modern morality. yes, n

who did you rather sleep with, julia roberts or julia styles? don't answer that. >> ah, memories.d night, kids, go read a book. [ ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a good show tonight. former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor is joining us this evening sitting right here discussing the supreme court and her new sitcom. [ laughter ] if you watch our program or are alive, you might be aware that this country has been facing some difficult economic times which have caused a great deal of soul searching about how we as a nation can identify and rectify the causes of our financial meltdown. we've been wringing our hands about it but the good news is it's already been fixed. >> the dow jones industrial at never before seen heights. >> all time high. >> making history today. >> if they tell you everything is awful, tell them no it's not. [laught

. >> reporter: julia roberts' 20 million home, and adam sandler's house nearby.a tinted glass guy. and then there's downey jr. this glorious fragment of american history is also for sale for $115 million. jeff thinks any buyer would likely be foreign. >> for $115 million, and most likely it's going to be a buyer who will live here maybe six weeks, eight weeks out of the year, has multiple homes. >> reporter: sorry, sorry, sorry. someone's going to pay $115 million to live here for six weeks a year? >> exactly. exactly. and that's the case with all high end estates. >> reporter: like the old spelling mansion, brought by the british formula one heiress. >> reporter: this will not be a second home for anybody. it will be a fourth, a fifth, a sixth home. >> reporter: i don't know what to say to that. if you just want to rent and 17 bedrooms and 29 bathrooms aren't quite enough, there's also a seven-bedroom guest house across the pool, available for $85,000 a month. the guest house has its own tennis court. >> yes, one of the two guest houses. >> reporter: you could h

>> julia roberts. >> okay, is it julia roberts? [ laughter ] poor julia roberts.h, oh, wait, don't give -- >> jessica chastain? >> are you right? >> yes! >> yes. >> okay. one more, because the tie-breaker? this is -- oh. [ laughter ] all right. well, we have a winner. [ cheers ] we don't have any prizes, just more drinking. >> just the greyhound. >> okay, so here's the thing we are challenging you to, because you have a lot of facebook and twitter followers, and we're asking every guest to bring it, bring your facebook following, twitter following on our page and like us. so anthony anderson was really bragging, he got us 7,000. whitney cummings came on and we dropped 2,000. [ laughter ] and now, we're back with you. so make your pledge. are you on it? >> i'm on it. >> people are going to do it? >> yeah, on it. >> so you go on facebook to kathie lee and hoda and click the like button and we can find out what that's all about. >> okay. i'm on it. >> so you have kids. >> i do. >> now, this is one of those things that's kind of an important thing for parents. when yo

became the basis for the 2000 movie "erin brockovich," starring julia roberts. hinkley is not alone. public utility testing records reveal more than 70 million americans are now drinking tap water tainted by chromium 6. wise researcher amie holmes showed me what scientists can say for certain about the link between chromium 6 and cancer. these are slides of human lung cells in the midst of replicating-- a process called mitosis. in normal cells, there are two centrosomes-- the orange dots. they search and capture 46 chromosomes each, then pull apart making an identical daughter cell. >> you want to make sure that each cell has the same amount of d.n.a. in each. >> reporter: take a look at these lung cells exposed to chromium 6. notice the orange centrosomes; instead of two, there are four. >> what's going to happen, when this cell divides, instead of dividing into two, it could potentially pull the dna into four or it's going to unevenly separate the dna. >> reporter: with four centrosomes, it's not going to end well. >> it's not going to end well. >> reporter:

julia roberts won an academy award for her portrayal of the crusading legal assistant who forced p.g.&e. into a $333 million settlement with the residents of hinkley in 1996. but for roberta, there was no hollywood ending. so your house was right about here? >> um, yes. >> reporter: p.g.& e. did buy and raze her old home, as they did for many others here. so she built this place on the outskirts of town out of harms way, or so she thought. so far, p.g.& e. has spent $700 million trying to clean up the stubborn mess. but the plume of chromium 6 tainted water persists. sheryl bilbrey is in charge of p.g.&e.'s remediation effort. why is it taking so long? >> it's a very complex project. we are highly regulated. there are a lot of interested parties. the other thing is it's very important to us that we get it right. >> reporter: recent testing shows there is still chromium 6 in the groundwater in roberta walkers neighborhood. it is less than it was in the bad old days, but roberta is still girding to move once again, this time away from hinkley. >> did you ever think you would ever have t

," pop and lock, lock and key, key and peele, peel and eat, eat pray love, bringing it back to julia robertshn roberts, chief justice of the supreme court-ney thorn smith-sonian museum of modern art garfunkel, bringing it back to paul simon, rhyming simon, simon says "hand on head, no, instead -- here's a tip, flip the script, hand on hip," hip-hop, bringing it back to the roots, the legendary band in all of the land, they're lending a hand on nbc, studio 6b, "late night" with me, jimmy fallon. how do you like me now? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i get it. you're better than me. [ light laughter ] this is all i had going for me, though. i'm going to be alone forever. i'm out of here. [ audience aws ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey. whoa, hey, come on. come on, i'm sorry. come on back. ♪ come on, mets bucket hat guy. come on. [ laughter ] all right. hey, whoa, whoa. don't make that face. come on, man. i'm sorry. [ audience aws ] we were just playing around and we were just having -- having -- ♪ there he is. come on. there's my pal. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yeah. come on. thank you very much.

." ♪ >> tonight, larry king temporarily thinks he's julia roberts. >> kind of weird being a woman. >>> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and al roker describes what happened the first time he saw one direction live in concert. >> i pooped my pants. >> it's time for "night news now." >> jimmy: hello, let's see what's happening. president obama spoke in las vegas on tuesday about the country's immigration system. he also used the speech as an opportunity to try out his new mickey mouse voice. take a look. [ high pitched voice ] >> think about it. we define ourselves as a nation of immigrants. that's who we are, in our bones. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in sports, the super bowl is this sunday. so, here to tell us more about the big game is our compulsive lying sports correspondent, trent gouch. trent? >> thank you, jimmy. that's right. this sunday, the baltimore ravens will face the san francisco turnips. the turnips are led by head coach, al pacino, who starred in the 1995 movie "clueless." while the ravens are led by a lukewarm cup of milk. the game is expected to last seven minutes w

she's not dressed like julia roberts, you know, in "pretty woman."t seeing the same people every day. it's the same sad story. >> another woman bates tells us is a prostitute is pounding the pavement. so he settles in again, a distance away, and pulls out his camera. this one up close. he just pointed us out. >> bates never knows what to expect while filming. but he knows danger is never far away. his camera's recording as this woman gets a little too close to his car window. >> why are you taking pictures of me? >> because i can. >> why? >> because i can. >> okay. so what do you think i'm doing out here? >> i didn't make any allegations what you're doing. >> are you the police? >> no. >> okay. well, you have a nice day, and god bless you. >> you too. >> the woman walks away, but bates isn't sure whether she'll be back, so he decides it would be a good idea to change locations. he goes to check out a hideaway he recently came upon by following a prostitute and a john looking for some privacy. >> this is the hot spot right now where the girls take the

maybe julia roberts shouldn't get $20 million a movie, right?ebody else shouldn't get millions for being a top basketball player. when does it stop? >> it's real simple. once you almost meltdown the worldwide global economy like bankers did and banks did in 2008 -- >> wow. what about -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> that's the distinction. >> wait a second. you are not including the government officials who were supposed to be overseeing the financial services industry and they fell asleep at the wall. what about congress? >> is he serious, please? >> there's plenty to go around. i didn't take -- or shaquille o'neal didn't take $800 billion of taxpayers' money because of bad conduct he engaged? . the banks did. now this is what they have to put up with because of their bad conduct. >> what about that, tom? andrew makes a good point. what? >> there's not any finding of anybody being at fault. this is across the board. this is saying this happened and maybe these people were responsible, but now we're going to apply it all across the board. and oh,

. >> julia, boorstin, thanks very much. >>> robert is splitting chairman position a good idea for thisanies, kayla? >> we had the proxy viedor on this morning, tie lower. and he said this is not because of something he did, and i agree, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. i think this is a nonissue. >> what do you think? >> philosophically it makes sense to split the roles. but there is no measurable difference in the companies where they are together and apart. so if it ain't broke, don't fix it. >> i was going to say, what's the harm in splitting it? but we have to move on. a window on a company in distress. $5 off your next purchase of $5 or more. you found this, kayla. >> it was in my inbox. just felt hilarious. an at for denim and i read down and there was this coupon. it was diczar. but this is how much the company is worth for jc penney. they are willing to pay the cuff customers 5 bucks if you spend 5 bucks. >> they have to pay me 5 bucks to shop jc penney. >> oh, that's mean. >> do you make it up in volume? >> folks, we pressure being with us. more on the markets on another big d

robert frank on money, power and spending. and juliaon media and the entertainment industry. that was a great graphics sequence, don't you think? >>> t-mobile is also announcing today it will finally carry the iphone. jon, this seems quite an important piece of news. will we break apart the kr9 structure? >> i wouldn't hold my breath. in context, t-moibl is running a distant third to at&t and verizon. they needed to do something. they're losing subscribers, so they get the iphone. they're still in a way subsidizing it. we'll let you pay for the rest over two years. you still have to pay for the phone. you have no contract for the service fee. people could get the phone for them and take it over to straight talk wireless. sure, they don't have lte, but walmart's plan is cheaper. >> they may not catch up, but the fact that you aren't locked into a two-years contract and none of the other major players are offering that. it seems like a pretty good deal. won't that help them? >> it might, but it might hurt them. part of the reason t-mobile

julia pearson. we should not have connected mrs. pearson to the cia. we sincerely apologize that, and joy, i appreciate you letting me come back on and make that clarification. >> you can come on anytime. dawn robertsright. do we have final thoughts on the panel? if you want to comment on the -- i don't know if you heard it, but justice thomas roberts said you can't tell a child someone has to be a friend, because it changes what -- >> i'm most fascinated you had ginsburg talking about caulk milk, scalia talking about broccoli, so obviously they're very hungry justices. >> but they're eating healthy. >> i think we expected a bombshell from scalia. 0 for 2. that guy is really softening. >> i think i could go the rest of my life without hearing scalia making jokes about strom thurman. >> that's never a good look. that's all for now. i want to thank you to all of our guests, michael whose book "after visiting friends" is a "new york times" best-seller, and of course the rest of the panel, frank, david and irin. i'll see you back here tomorrow when i'm joined by jonathan capehart megan mccarton, and you can catch alex tonight at 8:00 p.m., for a little "now at night" she'll be joined by suze orman, cha