tonight -- julianne moore, from "one dollar," actor and muscian sturgill simpson, author and humanitarianhalid hosseini. featuring the 8g band with sean kinney. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "lat how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. formerchair paul manaforn t onig fri tday sm deal to cooperate with the mueller investigation. and then trump struck a door, two walls, and eric. [ laughter a applause ] some analysts are claiming that special counsel robeller may have struck a plea deal with former trump campaign chair paul manafort to target high level russian officials, not president trump. because trump is a low-level russian offici. [ laughter and applause ] "i'm the smallest one of the g nestlls." [ laughter ] according to reports, president trump could impose $200 billion ins ew tariffs on chinese go as soon as next monday so don't be surprised if you see prizes rise on several chinese goods like trump ties, trump hats, trump fl

get me to julianne moore's pool." [ laughter ] i'm like, "we're too far away. are young. they cannot be involved in our professional life yet. but your daughter worked on set for the film. >> yeah, she did. she was a p.a., and an official -- >> seth: it was very nice to see that you did not -- this was not some situation where she was elevated due to the fact her father was directing and her mother was in the film. >> no, she's going to work, man. >> seth: she was working. >> she's gonna work. >> seth: this is her job right there. that is real work, right there. >> that's what she's gonna do. [ laughter ] >> seth: fully -- [ applause ] fully holding an umbrella -- >> i was hot. >> seth: yeah. >> i was super, super hot, so somebody's going to do it. >> seth: yeah. and i would imagine that would literally be the only way you could get your daughter to hold an umbrella over you. [ laughter ] is to hire her. >> she's 16. she's not going to do that. but you know, she had a headset and stuff too. and so, she took her job very seriously. she's like, "yeah, i have eyes

. >> and in movie news, julianne hough tells lauren zima how she transformed her body for her role in it was mainly about the small waist, that hour glass shape and so we had -- we had a little elastic band that i would wear just to like cinch it in a little bit. >> only "e.t." has your exclusive first look at the trailer where julianne plays '50's pin-up girl betty weider, the wife of fitness legend joe weider. >> you do create strong competitors, mr. houk. >> thank you. >> and to create an impeccable man, it takes dignity and grace. qualities you know nothing about. good luck. >> to have some curves and stuff was really kind of a new experience for me. >>> coming up -- >> david is in the house. >> your first look at david's debut on will and grass. by by ross and rachel. hello noah and grace. >>> then what [alarm clock] ♪ ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. ♪ >> that is "will and grace" star eric mccormack getting a star on the walk of fame. he was joined by his son finnegan and his wife janet and his tv family was there of course. eric's star is actually locate

hello to you, julianne. good to see you.nate to? >> good morning, everyone. i'm so glad to be able to support your classroom. i was so excited to see the project that your teacher posted on the site and the simple things that she needed for the class to help support you learn so i'm so excited to have have supported your classroom. >> and, julianne guzik is a total stranger. oh, my goodness. there you go. you can say whatever you'd like to say to this donor. >> thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> you're so welcome. >> guys, that is -- and, julianne, i'm not sure if you can see her but you can probably hear her. she cannot get a word out. she's in tears over what happened but this is what george, robin, cecilia, what this is all about. the teachers are trying to make it happen for students like abigail, students who have been able to thrive without all the resources and total strangers providing things they need. >> so great to see the difference everyone at home is making. let's get one last check of the tally rig

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julianne: but also i think society is changing. and issues like social media, people working from home -- and not just from home, working from vans. perhaps there's less church, people have got less institutions. loneliness is not a niche issue. it's not a health issue. it's not anything else. this is about how we change our society. reporter: rebecca charges 65 pounds for a one-hour hug session, and has an average of three clients a day. robyn knows that others might be skeptical, but the sessions help her, and she thinks they're worth it. robyn: in your head you've got that thing which is like, so are people going to think i'm mad? is it really sad that you actually have to pay to come and see someone? but it is pure. if you're nely, and it helps you. but yeah, unfortunately we don't all get what we want for free. reporter: and robyn is, of course, not alone in her isolation. the same commission reported that in the u.k. alone, nine million people are suffering from loneliness. host: loneliness is a big issue, and like many big i

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they wad >> i'm here with this week's elevator picture with julianne who is here the tell us about your crowuation. how long did you start the company? >> 2005. >> have you gone out to raise money? >> we've raised a little bit of money but it's gotten to the point where we have to branch out. >> was that first amount to friends and family? >> no, i funded it with my other career. >> got it. >> but now it kind of got away from he me so it's becoming bigger and i need to grow the company i'm going to have to have some investments. >> your chance to talk and we have two judges today. the first one is scott, he's the chief product officer at adobe. a great guy. the second person, she is the founder and ceo of the renovation match maker company sweeten. she also started her company from nothing and is one of the fastest growing entrepreneur. >> my company is draed sock. i'm seeking a 10% investment. it's designed specifically but not exclusively for those with twists, colors, braids. they're manufactured with the highest quality materials. this foundational piece conceived primarily for slee

doing it for more than one season and julianne i want to throw that one over to you what you make about. well there's a lot right right. i mean yeah i can see how you can see that you know this may look like it's a trend there was but i feel like specially now i mean i can be honest and tell you that i have never been to more protests in march in my life than i have in the past year to us because we had we are now the thing that was like when they emerged as the now and that our rights can be quickly taken away from us so quickly but i feel like you know it's a piggyback of what was that before we had this like a meeting one that we're reaching millions a million people and where talking and posting about things that actually matter and cared about and i couldn't back everything you know and i feel like you know we're yes we're out in the fashion you know and yet there is a lot of things to change within the g. that we still have a acknowledge a change but you know it baby it takes one person at a time to take conversation. you know talking about it. right with. you know i'm actually ma

doing it for more than one season julianne i want to throw that one over to you what you make about. well there's a lot right right. i mean yeah i can see how you can see that you know this may look like at the train there was but i feel like specially now i mean i can be honest and tell you that i have never been to more protests in march in my life than i have in the past year to us because we had we are now the thing that was like when they emerged as the now and that are right that can be quickly taken away from us so quickly but i feel like you know the piggyback of what was that before we had this like a meeting platform that were reaching millions a million people and where talking and posting about things that actually matter and cared about and i couldn't back everything you know and i feel like you know we're yes we're out in the fashion you know and yet there is a lot of things to change within the tree that we still have a acknowledge or change but you know it baby it takes one person at a time to take conversation. you know talking about a. friend you know and actually m

julianne moor is here this morning. > also, we are going to open up abouts what makes happy., big and small, to add moreo our lives. >>> for parents, it will sound rning to get the kids ready, to make eggs for breakfa, enjoy your coffee. a reality. good >> good morning. hello. >> you swoop in. host of the syndicated show daily mail i tv. no the second season. just nominated for twora emmys. you. good news. you have been having a great rob o'neill last week remembering 9/11. he is a navy seal who shot and killed l osama ben. alaska and talk to the palin family. and realn the table. we talked about her family. we talked about bristol, her daughter. she cooks m moose chili. that's a real thing. it's way bettern it sounds. i promise. >> you can hide anything in chili. >> you can really mash the flavors much and her husband takes mep in a seaplane, too. >> nice. >> very, very cool. catch up with a family that ofen course for years has been in the spotlight. i think it's cool what you are doing with the show, these big ex plein they do bre storie. i am addicted. we get to bring o t

i don't need to do what you say. >> julianne moore, hello. you play an opera singer.play before. >> i don't know anything about opera. it was a great doesn't to learn something and to work with renee fleming, who supplies the voice. >> i think, you've won oscars, golden globes, emmys, you have call kinds of scripts. what was it about this one? >> i like the love story. here's this diva who travels all over the world. she is a star. but she has no life. she has no community. and in this extraordinary situation, she ends up finding people to care about and someone to love. she falls in love with ken watanabe. >> when the clips are rolling on our screens, you're not looking. i'm like, i saw you on set. oh, i never watch that. what is it about not wanting to watch yourself? >> i think you don't want to be self-conscious. you want to exist on screen or on a tv show without scrutini scrutinizing yourself all the time. it's the same -- we had the experience of having our voice played back. is that what i sound like? there's something -- i want a degree of unconsciousness abo

earlier hollywood a-listers like julianne moore and america ferrera thanked her for coming forward andsuperstar, john legend has emerged with his own home video, a constitutional scholar. >> who becomes the next supreme court justice is a decision of a lifetime, your lifetime. brett kavanaugh's troubling views and his rushed confirmation process make him unfit for a lifetime appointment to the supreme court. this fall, your senators will vote on kavanaugh. how they vote will impact you for a lifetime. tell them to vote no on kavanaugh. >> laura: his wife is a beautiful model. she has tweeted the nastiest stuff about the president, nasty, nasty. >> they are entitled to their opinion. here is my problem, their opinion is only as valid as anybody else's. they are very talented but we don't need their constitutional views. where is the hollywood activism on behalf of people like keith ellison's accuser, the clinton accusers. we need those voices too. it is all one-sided. use your celebrity across the board. ben & jerry's is now involved in this mid-term. they have appointed seven new candi

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doing it for more than one season julianne i want to throw that one over team you what you make about . well there's a lot right right. i mean yeah i can see how you can see that you know this may look like it's a trend there what but i feel like specially now i mean i think and beyond to tell you that i have never been to more protests in march in my life than i have in the past year to us because we have we are now the thing that was like when they emerged as the now and that our rights can be quickly taken away from us so quickly but i feel like you know the piggyback of what was that before we had this like a meeting one that were reaching millions a million people and where talking and posting about things that actually matter and cared about and i couldn't back every you know and i feel like you know we're yes we're out in the fashion and you know and yet there is a lot of things to change within the tree that we still have a acknowledge or change but you know it baby it takes one person at a time a conversation that. you know talking about. you know i'm actually making that cha

. >> host: how old are you now julianne? >> caller: so i'm 76. it was totally different than this lady. and i used to make this when i worked, i was working a man's job, i was able to do stuff likethat. i left the job . >> host: what would you tell your two republican senators, how should they vote? >> caller: i watched thislady and at first i was all for kavanaugh and sometimes i believed her, sometimes i didn't . i believe she's been affected by some of it but then i started to hear horrible things and the credible stuff started coming in and i'm not going to say anything until i watch kavanaugh. i felt sorry for her, actually because i feel like she's being used as upon. >> going to move on with more calls and you're looking on one side of the screen inside the senate office building, this is 226, second floor, named after senator edward durbin, republican from illinois and a former republican leader and outside on the steps of the us capital , the songs, the chants, the demonstration . these demonstrators opposed to judge brett kavanaugh. bre