>> and right now on jimmy kimmle, kyra sedgwick. we appreciate your time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kyra sedgwick. from "fury," jon bernthal. youtube's kevin droniak and grandma lill. and music from dirty heads. with cleto and the cletones. and now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. thank you all. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. appreciate that. [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad you're here. if you weren't here, there would be no point to me doing the show. that's very nice. hey, did you hear what happened to willie nelson's hair? they sold it. they sold willie nelson's hair. there was an auction this week and a pair of willie nelson's brides sold for $37,000. $18,500 apiece for his braids. it's a good deal. because each braid contains more than $80,000 worth of thc. thc. the brides were apparently cut back in the '80s when his hair was red. experts say they w

kyra, let's take a look.g. >> transformation is great. tell me why this look -- how did we transform her? >> well, obviously, kyra was in sweats. in a time where people judge you as soon as they see you. now look at her. amazing, look how beautiful her hair looks. >> hair company, everybody is going to be looking at your hair. most women do that. do i like the way your hair looks? that's crucial. it's about personal brand, right? >> the personal brand is your brand before anything else. people invest in people, not in companies. however you represent yourself personally is important. >> and let's talk about body language on kyra. >> while we were speaking, body language is great. she has her hands closed, put your shoulders back and hands to the side here. our your hands in a power position like that. exude power and confidence. >> are you getting all that. >> people judge -- 80% of communication is really body language. >> yes. >> hey, over here, body language. so, what message do you want to give the people

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he sat down with kyra phillips. he's trying to get information from doctors to see if the virus can go airborne. we'll see if that could become a reality. stay right here. you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bumper off. so, here are your choices: take the bus. or get liberty mutual insurance. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. call liberty mutual insurance. >> general martin derncy, president obama's top military adviser fears one day he may have to fight ebola in a much more aggressive form. listen to what he just told kyra phillips. >> are you, general denvercy, worried about ebola here in the u.s.? >> i've been worried about ebola globally for about 90 daisy and i have had some on my staff that were probably a little more worried than i was even a few wee

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. >> and right now on jimmy kimmle, kyra sedgwick.preciate your time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kyra sedgwick. from "fury," jon bernthal. youtube's kevin droniak and grandma lill. and music from dirty heads. with cleto and the cletones. and now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. thank you all. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming.

kyra simmons reports on the possible approach to controversial family issues by pope francis. >> withy marriage now legal in many american states, the catholic church appears to be shifting, too. proposing some, perhaps, small changes that many consider a big deal. >> it's a major step forward because for the first time, an organ of the church is using language for and about gay people and others that they use for themselves. >> reporter: pope francis surprised many people last year by saying if someone is gay and searches for the lord, who am i to judge? now church bishops are considering accepting that gay people have gifts and qualities to offer. last month, couples who had already lived together were married by pope francis. now the church may say that cohabitating out of wedlock can be positive and people who are divorced should not feel discriminated against. it is a further sign of the new approach from a pope who himself lives in a simple apartment and takes the bus. though the changes will have to be agreed at a later meeting and there is no plan for the catholic church to ac

tonight -- kyra sedgwick. from "fury," jon bernthal. youtube's kevin droniak and grandma lill.and music from dirty heads. with cleto and the cletones. and now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. thank you all. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. appreciate that.

phillips that he's still keeping that option open and here with more is cnn correspondent kyra phillips so dempsey once again, seeming to leave the door open for something that the people in the white house keep saying is not possible. >> he's a va teenistrategic com. he is in charge of military operations and saving life anve he sees a threat and he is saying war is discovery. right now he can't perceive deploying combat forces, but he's not taking it off the table. the air strikes are working, they're necessary, but on their own they are simply not enough to destroy isis and with that said, right now he believes the coalition can hold on to baghdad. how confident are you that you can keep baghdad from falling? >> well, i'm confident we can assist the iraqis to keep baghdad from falling. the iraqis have established a fairly formidable defensive perimeter around bag chdad and it's been augmented by militias and things and it's a fairly thick and deep defense, so i'm confident that baghdad won't be threatened directly, but of course, isil can infiltrate through and use vehicle-borne car

the british actress kyra knightly had this to say about the event. >> it's great.it's -- it's a lovely film festival. do you know i have never seen a film at the london film festival. and i was like can i get tickets because my film is opening? and they go no. [ laughter ] >> but it looks like a great program. it looks like lots of really interesting films coming over. >> no other sport can kick off mass emotion in indonesia like football, even if the national team languishes near the bottom of world rankings. >> indonesians, they're really crazy. we can see their ranking in fifa is going down, going down, going down. but every game in the stadium, 80,000 people, 90,000 people. >> even local compio

war is discovery, kyra. as we go we'll have to be as adaptable, more adaptable than our enemy and we have a winning strategy. >> so how did the u.s. actually get to this point? when the president said they underestimated isis, i asked general dempsey who underestimated dempsey? was it the white house? the intelligence community and the pentagon? he had been watching isis since the time it was al qaeda talking about the risk every month in counterterrorism meetings and an intel officer even warned back in february that isis would re-enter iraq. what they underestimated, he said, was the fact that iraqi security forces were unwilling to stand up and fight those terrorists and i was back there in the country and i remember even before this campaign, wolf, iraqi forces on all level it is said to me we don't have the confidence. we don't have the training. if u.s. forces leave we're in trouble and we're seeing it right now. >> what did general dempsey thai to you, kyra, about the threat from isis and we know it's

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tonight -- kyra sedgwick. from "fury," jon bernthal. youtube's kevin droniak and grandma lill. and music from dirty heads. with cleto and the cletones. and now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. thank you all. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming.

kyra sedgwick will be here tomorrow night.ernthal will be here, and we'll have music from dirty heads. who actually have pretty clean heads. i've inspected them, they're clean. our first guest tonight is a tony award-winning actor you know from the movies "watchmen," "mission impossible 3" and the great "almost famous." starting october 17th, he picks up a guitar again in the new movie "rudderless." ♪ ♪ you're my side kick ♪ you're my alibi ♪ you're my right hand man ♪ i'm your home boy ♪ i'm your main dude ♪ i'm your best laid plans >> jimmy: that's right. he's your home boy. he's your main dude. please welcome billy crudup. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm doing great, jimmy. >> jimmy: what kind of thought process went into cuffing those jeans tonight? >> i have to tell you, it went about like this. first it was here and then i thought, that might be a little bit long and then i rolled it up just to there and that wasn't right, either. so, those are going down. >> jimmy: the hair's slicked back. you're

they're looking for 22 year old mohammed who also goes by kyra hall from the 1,000 block of rockland street. cops say he's wanted in connection to the murder of moses mora found dead in june on the 400 block of west cass key street. to other already charged in his death. >>> another courtroom surprise from convicted killer man as he waits to find out if he will get the death penalty for the murder of a baby and her grandmother. prosecutors say he needed money to pay off some gambling debts. the horrific crime happened two years ago in king of prussia. fox 29's brad satin reports from the montgomery county courthou courthouse. >> reporter: it was a tough day in the courtroom for the family of 10 month old baby girl and her grandmother murdered two years ago by this man. he was convicted thursday of killing the baby and grandmom in what was a botched attempt to take the child for ransom to pay off some gambling debts. with a guilty verdict the jury must now decide between life in prison or death. but the day began when the man saying no need. he was okay with the death penalty until hi

and later this week, kyra sedgwick, jon bernthal, michael pena, plus music from dirty heads and teen-ah-shayng schoolboy q. so we are hashtag blessed. we really are. we should all be very proud of our first guest. we've watched him grow from prankster on mtv's "punk'd" to "parenthood" and nestled between two bobs, downey and duvall, in the new movie "the judge." it opens in theaters friday, please say hello to dax shepard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you look very nice. >> i'm in my pat riley phase right now. i was actually thinking, you look exceptional during the monologue. i thought you were following, like, the trajectory of new york. like in the '80s, a real dump, and now, one of the most beautiful places on earth. >> jimmy: well thank you. that's really nice of you. >> you and i are five years away from being newman and redford. >> jimmy: but i'm newman from si sign field. you're really growing up before our eyes. >> nice to do it publicly. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you just had been married, like, a year ago. >> which was pointed out

listen to what he told kyra phillips. >> we know so little about it.ou will hear people describe whether it could be airborne. you have two doctors with that specialty into a room and one will say no it will never become airborne but it could mutate so it would be harder to discover. it disguises itself in the body which is what makes it so dangerous and has that incubation period of 21 days. another doctor will say if it continues to mutate at the rate it's mutating and we go from 20,000 infected to 100,000, the population might allow it the opportunity to mutate and become airborne and then it will be extraordinarily serious problem. i don't know who is right. i don't want to take that chance. >> all right, jake tapper. i want to bring you in. our chief white house correspondent. you heard from general dempsey and you have what the president said and multiple doctors who have said it's impossible. what's happening here? >> well, it's somebody who is not a public health official giving a thought on a major public health issue. general martin dempsey o

our guests will include dax shepard, billy crudup and kyra sedgwick.e'll have music from weezer, rixton, dirty heads and ten-ah-shay featuring schoolboy q. have i ever sounded whiter? by the way, where is guillermo with that -- guillermo? bring that thing in here. is he there? okay, there he is. all right. [ cheers and applause ] what happened? is it broken or is it still working? >> no, it's still working, jimmy. >> jimmy: it is? oh, great. excellent. can we fly it around in here in the studio? >> yeah, but i forgot the remote control on the roof. >> jimmy: oh. all right. you know what would be fun, around christmas time, we'll have a flying guillermo deliver tequila to all the little girls and boys. >> that would be great. that's a great idea. [ applause ] we have to figure out what to do with that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: earlier tonight, our first guest struggled to save lives, relationships and discovered that a co-worker she doesn't like is her half-sister. in other words, she's had a rough day. watch her on "grey's anatomy", now at 8:00 thursday nigh

. >> kyra sedgwick? your best friend, terrell owens. >> seth: yes!re. she's wonderful. >> seth: excellent. that's really exciting. >> yeah, it's killer. it's killer. yeah. [ applause ] >> seth: you -- here's the thing, knowing you from our years together at "snl," the hardest thing for me to wrap my head around with you working on a tv show is when you work on a tv show, you have to wake up very early. >> yeah. >> seth: and you were terrible at that. >> i don't -- i don't like the early wake-up. >> seth: yes. >> "snl" was the perfect job for my schedule. i was a night owl, which is a phrase that i coined. [ laughter ] and now, it's like the alarm goes off at about 5:30 a.m., which is two hours earlier than i would go to bed when i was working at "snl." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] the other thing is, because of your hours at "snl," you were always sick. >> yes. >> seth: you were always sick. >> always sick. >> seth: inspired an incredibly unpopular character -- that you wrote at the table only. >> yes, yeah. >> seth: i can remember it because you had

so much for dying at your desk with a little dignity. >> kyra is with us. good -- what fun.ay. >> yeah. i think the writing is so great. it's just so funny, it's hilarious. it was this great role. you know, i got to work opposite andre brower. what could be better than that? he's so amazing and so hilarious in this show. >> you're great dance partners together. >> thank you. >> what was that like? >> it's so fun. literally, i do what he does. and so i look good, you know. i just -- i listen and i react, but i literally am playing his nemesis. i sort of have been playing the same vibe -- different side of the same coin. so it's been easy and really fun and the writing is so good. and it's just -- you know, it's just great. it's so fun to do fun. i'm done with the crying. i'm over it. >> that's what i was going to ask you. >> and the murder. >> you're so associated with "the closer," incredibly successful all these years, it must be a blast to step out of that and let loose. >> it is. it's so fun. and being a guest star you're like -- the pressure is off to a certain extent an

general martin dempsey is going to sit down with our kyra phillips. they've had a discussion.ll bring that to you at 1:00 p.m. in our 1:00 p.m. news hour. >>> back to our breaking news on the ebola front. nurses at texas health presbyterian hospital are furious this morning. they say they did not have guidelines, they did not have proper protective gear when treating ebola patient thomas eric duncan. >> here's a look at what they are claiming. duncan wasn't immediately isolated. the nurses' protective gear left their necks exposed and vulnerable. at one point hazardous waste piled up. nurses received no hands-on training. and they felt unsupported. take a listen to more of what they said. >> the gowns they were given still exposed their necks. the parts closest to their face and mouth, they also left exposed a majority of their heads and their skrucrubs from knees down. initially they were not even given surgical booties, nor were they advised the number of pairs of gloves to wear. after they recommended that the nurses wear isolation suits, the nurses raised questions and con

joining us now, cnn's investigative correspondent, kyra philips who just came from the pentagon who hadown interview with general martin dempsey. you asked him about ebola. >> we thought our entire interview was going to be about isis but he had even more to say about ebola. he said not only is it just a national security priority but he made it very clear he sees this as a global threat and he's concerned, he's been concerned for a long time. take a listen. are you, general, denvercy, worried about ebola here in the u.s.? >> i've been worried about ebola globally for about 90 days and i have had some on my staff that were probably a little more worried than i was even a few weeks or months before that. >> why? >> i'm worried about it because, because we know so little about it. you'll hear different people describe whether it could become airborne. if you bring two doctors who happen to have that specialty into a room one will say no it will never become airborne but it could mutate so it would be harder to discover. it disguises itself in the body which makes it so dangerous and has t

kyra bell olson was rushed off the beach by a fellow surfer who heard her screaming for help.ay. she said she didn't notice the shark until she felt a tug on her leg. >> it just grabbed my foot twice. just thought it was one of my mates. and then grabbed me a third time and i looked back and it was swinging me around and pulled me under. i was like whoa what the hell i just got bitten by a shark, oh, my gosh. >> the city shut down the beach after the attack. lifeguards and helicopters searched for the shark. the girl's family said they do not want it hunted down. saying, quote, the ocean is their home. >>> it is a different way to play the rotarylottery. a new national contest may not be fun and games for those with the most to lose. that's next on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i