she is has smart as she is pretty for sure and meanwhile julia robert becausing e back julia robertsk on the big screen. >> why are you hiding everything. >> unlock the door. >> told you not to believe me, you didn't listen. >> how much of your mother's instincts did you take into this role. >> i really didn't. i think things have to be separate. >> easy to see why, the 53-year-old mom plays mother over addict son who skips rehab to come home for the holidays. >> you do not leave my sight ever. for the next 24 hours you are mine all mine. got it? >> i got it. >> if i don't deal with this, it could be worse next time. >> okay go in, pay the man and get right back out. >> lock the door. >> just be calm. can't be calm. >> critics are calling the performance a career-high. >> i just need you to please pardon my son. >> and her best since erin brokovich. >> tell me son where you want me to bury you. >> i'm not going to die. >> ben is out. number seven. >> here i am. thank you. ♪ >> and as we're seeing julia do another romcom please do this, we know the reunited for the third time in amazo

julia roberts in homecoming. it's a suspenseful thriller that started streaming on amazon today. re freaked out. >> what was it like you get the call and you said they said you got the role and you're going to be working opposite julia freakin' roberts? >> yeah i'm still scratching my head. >> i am actually changing my name. freakin' is now actually -- >> julia freakin' -- >> my parenthetical middle name. yes. >> we read together and he walked out of the room and i was like well that's the guy, right there. there he went. something go stop him in the pal. see if he's available in february. >> julia pulls off the mysterious conspiracy thrilling genre really well in her role as a therapist in "homecoming." new coming stefan james is one of her patients. in real life she's a mom of three. >> i was a flamingo. >> is that why the pink? >> i had a lot more last night. >> she was on gwyneth paltrow's podcast talking about husband danny moder. >> he truly is the best decision i've ever made in my entire life was to hitch my wagon to danny moder. >> that's so romantic. >> it's true. >> der

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julia roberts is as big as movie stars get.ood material is. >> homecoming is a safe space. >> reporter: in her new tv aeries homecoming on amazon prime roberts playounselor at a mysterious rehab center for military vets. a pla where nothings as it seems. it's a little bit twilight zone? >> yeah. tl reporter: a lbit alfred hitchcock? >> yes. >> reporter: i kept thinking to myself, you are such a good listener in this show. that ends up being so important? >> well, it should always be important all the time to everybody, right? let's not talk about politics. >> reporter: and because we, too, have a sense of humor, we dug this up. >> not always. >> reporter: jewulia and don johnson in a 1978 episode of "miami vice." >> can you believe it? it's like a china plate. >> why am i talking like that? i am so cute. honestly, i am so happy to have this job. don johnson is so nice to me. i saw him a week ago. >> reporter: when you look at that julia roberts from all those years ago, knowing what you know now, what advice would you have give

julia roberts is as big as movie stars get. material is. >> homecoming is a safe space. >> reporter: in a new tv series, homecoming on amazon prime, roberts plays a counselor and a mysterious rehab center for military vets. a place where nothing is as it seems. >> reporter: it's a little bit tie lig twilight zone. i kept thinking to myself, you're such a good listener in this show. that ends up being so important. >> well, it should always be important all the time to everybody. right? let's not talk about politics. >> reporter: and because we too have a sense of humor, we dug this up. >> are you always this efficient? >> not always. >> reporter: julia and don johnson in a 1988 episode of "miami vice". >> okay. first of all, can you believe the size of my face? it's like a little china plate. why am i talking like that? i'm so cute. honestly, i'm so happy to have this job and don johnson was so nice to me, and i just saw him a week ago. >> reporter: did you? when you look at her, that julia roberts from all those years ago, kno

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tonight -- julia roberts -- science bob pflugfelder -- the results of our youtube halloween challengec from tenacious d. and now if that's not enough -- here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you very much. thanks. thanks for coming. thanks. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. i hope you had a happy halloween. how many of you -- did you dress

right now on jimmy kimmel live, julia roberts. >> good night. ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral videoht this minute." >> not yet. >> rescuers go the distance to reach these puppies. >> only 4 days old. >> the mission deep inside a storm drain to get them out. >>> doing doughnuts in a parking lot draws a crowd. >> in a matter of seconds -- >> see what had them racing for the exits. >>> a woman finds the confidence to share her talent. ♪ why bullies are no match for her beautiful voice. ♪ >>> and being in the wedding party means -- >> do it big, man. >> the little ones who go for it with gusto. >> oh! >>> this is an intense rescue for an officer with the western australia police force. he's in a storm drain. it's about 23 inches wide, 15 inches high. and he's gone 32 feet inside because of these little ones. >> i can see them. >> aw. >> those are six little puppies that are only four days old. >> hi, puppies. >> their mom passed away so this officer crawls in there to go get them. you can see him just grabbing them, just picking them up. >> i'm rescuing them. they're all good. >> he's g

. >> julia roberts -- >> julia child. >> julia child. >> always think about julia roberts. >> well, shee day and i picked up the phone and she said, why don't you come to lunch tomorrow? >> at her house? >> yes, at her house. >> and she cooked? >> yes, she did. she was working on a tart for her new book, and paul was sitting at the table. and i walked in. she was so just fresh, normal, just so sweet. and she asked me to make the salad dressing for the salad to go with this puff pastry tart. and, of course, you know, my knees started shaking and, you know, i went to the sink and i started whisking oil in the salad and i was, you know, was one of those moments. >> but you two became friends. >> very good friends. in fact, the last dinner she had in boston before she went to assisted living in santa barbara she came to lock hober and had dinner with nine of her best friends. and it was very special for me. but she invited me on the qe 2 with her. she called me and said i want to go and eat you. so she invited me on that trip. >> wow. well, if there's anyone past and prems present that you

tomorrow, julia roberts and science bob pflugfelder will be here.ave music from tenacious d and the results of our halloween youtube candy challenge. our first guest is one of our most beloved tv actors and a backup beach boy, when he's not kokomoing. you can see him play a therapist named dr. nicky on the lifetime series "you." it airs sunday nights on lifetime. please welcome john stamos. [cheering and applause] ♪ [cheering and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: i like that. i wonder how many people know who we are dressed up as. i wonder if we are old or what is going on? >> can you tell what religion i am in these pants? i'm vinnie barbarino. >> jimmy: he used to sing, bau, bau, bau, barbarino. >> wow, there we are. we look just like them. >> jimmy: you look just like vinnie. >> up your nose with a rubber hose. >> jimmy: not bad. >> who is he? daisy duke. that's daisy don't. [ laughter ] >> all right. whatever. >> jimmy: have you been hanging around with jeff ross? you look great. >> thank you, you too. >> jimmy: was john travolta, vinnie barbarino, was that

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it has endless characters played by julia roberts. one of the great characters in the show is florida. it's thinks into the shows a bird with somebody flying through the window, the amazing thing with florida, is that florida looks like a government conspiracy. at least they can make florida look like a government conspiracy. the weird play, we don't know where you are and you are some anonymous office park. sorry that's insulting but that's a weird era that rises up in the show. it's incredibly effective and critical part of part of that show works. it's really good. >> first, let's give a shout out to our fan jan. thank you for coming. [applause] my recommendation is a new album that is annie's. interstate gospel. the country super. it's miranda lambert in a third woman who -- i cannot remember her name. it's just, if you like casey, in that vein of country music, except casey feels a little tweak to me. annie's is really just down home country. they are singing about their pill addictions. there is -- the country melodrama through

i did an interview with julia roberts and this amazing show called "homecoming."fic. i'm not sure i had gotten to it if i wasn't out to interview her. it's too much. >> i'm with you guys. >> i watch you guys like streaming, all day long. >> streaming? >> i stream on my phone or at home on tv, i'm looking at you guys all the time. >> a lot of people don't know when you said put a glide in your stride, you were talking about msnbc the mother ship. what is this? >> i knew you was going to have a glide in your stride. >> vote power. >> p-funk power. these are beautiful. what's the dog. >> that's medicaid fraud dog. that was my second fall back. >> go ahead. tell me about the medicaid fraud dog. >> pharmaceutical companies, the government and insurance companies are in cahoots together. educate yourself on the connection between meds, you know, obamacare, insurance companies, and lobbyists, they run this country. it's one nation under sedation. the only thing people know about drugs is street drugs. but they just -- they just put out another opiate yesterday stronger t

it has endless characters played by julia roberts. one of the great characters in the show is florida. it's thinks into the shows a bird with somebody flying through the window, the amazing thing with florida, is that florida looks like a government conspiracy. at least they can make florida look like a government conspiracy. the weird play, we don't know where you are and you are some anonymous office park. sorry that's insulting but that's a weird era that rises up in the show. it's incredibly effective and critical part of part of that show works. it's really good. >> first, let's give a shout out to our fan jan. thank you for coming. [applause] my recommendation is a new album that is annie's. interstate gospel. the country super. it's miranda lambert in a third woman who -- i cannot remember her name. it's just, if you like casey, in that vein of country music, except casey feels a little tweak to me. annie's is really just down home country. they are singing about their pill addictions. there is -- the country melodrama through

. >> seth: you -- julia roberts ays your mother that film. >> yeah. >> seth: elaine may, obviously you're-- >> yeah, i got some great moms. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, you really crushed it. congratulations. i i feel liknow this year is almost over, but i feel like you're going to win that contest. >> i'm goi more in before the year's -- >> seth: yeah. >> i got joan allen right now, who's -- >> seth: yeah, joan allen, another legend. so, well done. i can't waito see the play. the movie is fantastic. thanks so much for being here. i really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. i lpreciate it. as hedges everybody. "boy erased" in theaters now. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and♪pplause ] ♪ ♪ music playing ♪ ♪ ♪ opportunlike here.rywhere. and here. see? opportunity. ev-er-y-where. about to be parents. meeting the parents. and this driver, logging out to watch his kid hit one out of the... (bat hits ball) opportunity is everywhere. all you have to do to find it is get out...here. ♪ darryl! hey, darryl. hey! hey. how much would you pay for something you don't want? no. q

it's early yet and the company auctioned it, viola davis and julia roberts are attached and i can't think of a better casting so i am delighted that so far. >> host: when they read with thruthjefferson ic viola davis. >> host: she is an incredibly talented author. >> host: we will talk about other books that jody has written. before we get to the first all have your books often more topical over the years? >> guest: i try to look at the trajectory of my career and i think that it spans where my brain is at any given time. myut book was about mothers and fathers that i was closer in age to the mothers van to the daughters and then i had a baby right before my first book was published i have my first child and my second book was aboutd motherhood and how incredibly difficult it is because it really shocked me how hard thatt was and then i got into marriage and relationships and whether theyhe are 50/50 and then i get all my kid to in a wide span of years all the terrifying things that can happen to your kid and my kids grew up and got to the point they were pretty self-sufficient and i bega

what we know is ample and entertainment, spielberg's comedy options it, julia roberts is tapped, i can't think of better casting. i'm delighted so far. >> host: when i read ruth jefferson -- >> guest: and quickly talented. >> host: before we get into the other books, other books that jodi picoult has written, have your books got more topical? >> guest: it is funny. i try to look at the trajectory, and where my brain is at any given time, if you look at my career it is about mothers and daughters but i was closer in age to the daughter than the mother. had a baby, right after, right before my first book was published i had my first child and my second book was about motherhood and how incredibly difficult it is. it shocked me how hard that was and i got into marriage and relationships, whether they are 50-50. i had all my kids and a wide span of years where all -- all the terrifying things that happened to your kids from sexual abuse to stillness, kidnapping, suicide, all these things. my kids grew up and they got to a point they were pretty self-sufficient and i think i began to take a s

viola davis and julia roberts are attached and if can't think of better casting so i'm delighted so far. >> host: when i read ruth jefferson i see viola davis? it's great. an incred by at that timeland actress. >> host: withwe get into there other books and talk but other books that goadsi picoult has written, have your books gotten more topical? >> guest: it's really funny. i've tried to look at the trajectory of my contrary, and i actually think that it is sort of spans where my brain is at any given time. if you look at the very beginning of my career, my first book was about mothers daughters but i was closer in age the daughter than the mother. then i had a baby, i got married and had a baby, right after my -- right before my first book would published, had my first child, and my second back was actually but motherhood and how incredibly difficult it is because it really shocked me how hard that was, and then i got into marriage and relationships and whether they're ever 50-50, and then i had all my kids and i have a wide span of years where all of my books are about -- >> host: mo

we guarantee live conversation with julia, and robert.ed to bring you jonathan of credit suisse. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." this is what your markets are doing. we are really keeping an eye on a lot of the stoxx and earnings that we are watching out for. the ftse move is the italian one. saying it will reach -- by 2020. let's get back to the frustration between italy and brussels. jukesccormick and kit are both here. do you worry about italy? startedrobably first worrying about italy in 1990. a debt to gdp level is much less scary when interest rates don't peek at 6%. the world is at least that different now. i worry about italy because there is a chronic lack of growth. to be fair, none of the italian government's current plans or the response from the eu commission does anything to tackle long-term growth potential, which is the only thing that needs to be focused on. francine: what does it mean for euro? as it a concern of italy or germany, angela merkel not being chancellor in two years? mark: i t

john dean is here, julia kayyem and garrett graff, the author of the threat matrix, inside robert mueller's fbi and the war on global terror. good evening to all of you. julia, i'm going to start with you. trump says he's not agitated by mueller investigation, but his tweets and literally everything else he has told us about mueller over the last year tell a different story, right? >> absolutely. and this is not a man who seems to be calm, cool and collected about this investigation launching ad hominen attacks against mueller and his team, lying who appointed mueller in the first place and seeming more agitated as we get to the whatever moment we're getting to. i would never pretend i know exactly how this is unfolding. one thing to remember, questions being asked, the one thing we do know is that the questions will disclose a theory of a case. so they will ask trump, you know, yes or no, did you know that the meeting was happening in trump tower down the hallway with these russian operatives. it's either yes or no, and what trump doesn't know is how have other people answered. that's the

robert mueller was likened to indict corsi for perjury in his investigation. enter russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election. jenny is now, a news reporter for the hill, julia manchester. the devil is always in the details in these matters. what do we know about what jerome corsi may have told the robert mueller investigators it hasn't talking about a plea deal with them? >> what we are seeing now from corsi is that essentially a confirmation of reports that he was working to get to a plea deal with robert mueller. corsi could prove to be a cour- crucial link. we saw roger stone during the campaign bragged about reportedly bragged about having connections to wiki leaks and he had this back channel. he also predicted a tweet saying that hillary clinton's former campaign chairman, john to dust it would spend some time in the barrel hinting at the fall. then we saw the email leaks turned out to occur in october what many of us in the campaign business call october surprise. roger stone, jerome corsi also made a similar prediction denied that they had any knowledge of that. saying the prediction. but that team really snow at this point is whether jerome corsi h

. >> julia man chester is a reporter for the hill. we have robert zeld in from the doj with us.you make of what republicans are doing? >> they are going to be out of power. democrats coming in and we have seen assuming going to be the house judiciary chair men. various members connected to the mueller probe. he was called this a parting shot and comes as president trump really committed his questions to mueller's investigation. a lot going on. the timing is very interesting, but democrats will call this very politically motivated. >> sorry there anyone that can be learned that we don't already know? >> think not. this has been testified to by comey and loretta lynch previously. loretta lynch's aspect of this involves her asking comey to refer to the clinton investigation as a matter and not an investigation. comey said that that was part of the reason he went forward with the july press conference. it completely backfired if that was what she had. lynch and bill clinton had a car mac meeting that they said -- >> it was a ridiculous meeting at the time. >> it has been covered. th

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sentence sentenced, and he promised o tell robert mueller everything he knows about collusion and whether mr. trump was involved. >>> back to our panel, we have juliad kevin chiarelli. are people going find him credible? >> you know, i think it depends who you talk to. i think they sight as unfair meade yachl but coming before the midterms, i don't really think this will have any effect. i they're essentially this is michael cohen getting publicity and spilling all during this investigation, but i don't think this will ultimately have an effect on the midterms. we've heard other racial remarks in the past. honestly it hasn't had much of an impact on the report. >> kevin, this is happening before midterms. why is he coming out with this now? >> well, i think he could go to jail, to be honest. as he said, he wants to talk to bob mueller. mueller is saying, wait, who? i would say the broader issue to julia's point about the impact this could have, dara, on the midterm elections, i don't think anyone is going to be voting on michael cohen. i think the early voting numbers we've seen across female demographics, minority demographics, young people under

julia masson had in store for them. i found it amusing to read his accounting of this conversation, they just wouldn't believe me, i don't envy robertaving to deal with this particular witness. he is a bit of a loose cannon. >> mike: your significant assef the significance? >> it's a bad sign when "conspiracy theorist" is mentioned in the bio to the press. the original crime is supposed to be conspiracy to collude with russia to affect the results of the 2016 election. if this happens, a plea deal is reached or if dr. corsi is indicted, i'll be looking at the actual criminal information and the indictment, because one question we have to answer is: as this pertains to the crime that mueller is supposed to be investigating, is it another one of these process crimes that emerges to the conduct of the investigation as too many of the indictments that mueller issued. >> mike: congress is set to return pretty soon. let's take a listen to president trump and senator dick durbin. >> president trump: i think probably if i was ever going to do a shutdown over border security, when you look at the caravan, when you look at the mess, you look