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>> he just loves you. >> and i love him.e party started early, and i have a suspicion it's not ending anytime soon. >> adorable people but we came all the way to nashville for the all-american new year's and you found a canadian first? >> i didn't know she was canadian. but look, do you want to become an american? >> i do. >> she wants to become an american. >> dan bongino -- >> let's have nationalization. ceremony right here! >> we could arrange that. you have to pass the citizenship test. >> you actually picked up on something i didn't -- you picked up on something -- i picked up on something else, that there's a child in the bar. both of us have kids in this bar tonight. >> we do, yours is almost old enough to drink, mine is old enough to go to sleep in about an hour. she's four. >> still ahead, it's not just nashville rocking out this new year's eve! >> after the break, we had to south carolina. look at that, she's already found a hero! is going to tell us what the hell is a meatball drop? >> that's weird. >> they are do

i loved, loved, loved that we did the reunion tour in particular. >> yes >> i loved every experienceback home don't wanna talk on the phone ♪ ♪ send back a postcard times are hard oh, down in mexico ♪ ♪ i never really been so i don't really know oh, my mexico ♪ ♪ i guess i'll have to say oh, mexico i never really been so i'd shur like to go ♪ ♪ oh, mexico i guess i'll have to go now ♪ ♪ yeah i'm talking about my mexico mexico ♪ ♪ way down in mexico ♪ ♪ oh, oh mexico ♪ ♪ mexico down in mexico ♪ ♪ oh, down in mexico ♪ ♪ go down to mexico ♪ ♪ mexico my mexico ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states. and all around the world. live from hong kong. new year brings new concerns about how and when to safely return to school and work. covid cases surge. nearly a year since the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. investigators reveal they have critical firsthand testimony about donald trumps words and actions. during the riot. and deadly protests on the

i loved, loved, loved that we did the reunion tour in particular. >> yes >> i loved every experiencet of the night like to make everything all right ♪ ♪ oh, oh, my mexico ♪ ♪ baby's hungry and the money's all gone folks back home don't wanna talk on the phone ♪ ♪ send back a postcard times are hard oh, down in mexico ♪ ♪ i never really been so i don't really know oh, my mexico ♪ ♪ i guess i'll have to say oh, mexico i never really been so i'd shur like to go ♪ ♪ oh, mexico i guess i'll have to go now ♪ ♪ yeah i'm talking about my mexico mexico ♪ ♪ way down in mexico ♪ ♪ oh, oh mexico ♪ ♪ mexico down in mexico ♪ ♪ oh, down in mexico ♪ ♪ go down to mexico ♪ ♪ mexico my mexico ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> it's probably the most important cultural event in the history of america. and a whole new generation of freaks. >> what guys seem to get off on. they like these high-energy sort of events. >> sight and sound and soul are your pleasure, you can bet your bottom dollar we got them, baby. >> unless you've been living in a sealed cave, you probably noticed that america's latest

and that scene to me was my scene because i -- i loved it because i saw you guys were just in love >> for us, it's a moment of escapism and -- and a a release that you, kind of, need at that point in the film but also, like, it is essentially about through the medium of song these two central characters, through my character -- wife -- look, we are going through the wringer here this is tough but i've got you don't worry. i've got you i love you it is going to be okay and that's not changing. so that's -- >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about it yeah, was it -- is it nerve-racking to just sing and just dance and -- >> yeah, i've been doing it too much recently. >> jimmy: kermit the frog. getting in there, yeah >> yeah, i mean, that's a choice, a bad choice, but, you know, i -- the last few things i ended up singing. but i think i know what i'm doing next and i know i don't sing in it so we are all going to be spared [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i want to talk more about the movie and show a clip when we come back. more with jamie dornan after the break. come on back, everybody. [ che

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could to in love. h. this is amazing. alice waters next. big project is working on a partnership with uc davis. she plans to build an institute of edible education and regenerative agriculture. >> it will be designed to teach slow food values to the next generation cooks of educators and farmers coming up next in the spotlight and art studio instead of a news studio is where former local news journalist danae king spends her time nowadays. i talk with her about her new life since leaving the anchor desk. >> and how she is still telling stories. but now through her art. >> in the spotlight with paying more. >> welcome bagwell before leaving the television news anchor desk in 2000, 12 dana king kept the bay area in form for 15 years. today. she is still telling stories. but just in a different way. and now she says she's the happiest she's ever been. >> good evening. and the world news tonight, teenage inmates health. >> you likely remember dana king from her work in bay area news but that's old news. this is dana king today. i hate being he

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i loved the writing process.ays told me, the greatest power i held was in the power of my pen if i used it wisely and so i loved it. and i feel it, as i'm out in the world, the sense of liberation >> seth: also, you know, you had this very public marriage to someone, anthony weiner. and, you know, we all sort of in real time are experiencing what's happening has it sort of, writing this book, brought down the walls in a way that people now feel that they can approach you? even people that were maybe close to you that didn't want to have these conversations, or didn't know if you were willing to have them have you been able to talk more to people about it, having written the book >> you know, seth in 2011 when the story first broke about anthony, and i was not even 12 weeks pregnant, i'm working at the state department -- it was the first time i realized -- you know, you and i started this conversation when i'm used to being behind the scenes, used to being the person not talked about, being invisible, and i reall

he loved racing. in his later years, he loved hunting. he was a man's man. >> and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> wow. >> i was in shock. >> heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three years. i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> about that and only that, she and the other woman agreed. you don't like the wor

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it's love.at these afghan people had for freedom and the love that our veterans had for their afghan partners. i was just so grateful to see our veteran population show us what leadership looks like. that's who we are as americans. [cheers and applause] >> dan: please put your hands together and give a very warm welcome for retired green beret and tonight's heroism recipient scott mann. [cheers and applause] >> dan: awesome, brother. awesome. congratulations. >> lara: i'm very happy for you. [chanting u.s.a.] >> thank you. i think the only thing i can think to say right now is that i'm absolutely not a hero, but i got serve with a whole bunch of them. and this. [cheers and applause] >> this is for all the men and women i served with over the 20 years in afghanistan. this is for the men and women who went into the breech kabul international when all of this was falling apart. this is for the 13 that didn't come home. this is for our afghan partners many people don't know the commandos the afghan

patients -- practice patience and love. love is a universal language.oul of all people. regardless of their creed, regardless, we need to respect and love one another. as dr. martin luther king jr. said, darkness cannot rise out of darkness. only light could do that. hate cannot drive our feelings. only love can do that. let us come together in love, unity, so we could become a haven of hope for all. therefore, let us all come together whether you are democrats, republicans, let's walk together. let's work together. let's cry together. let's laugh together. let's stay together and let us pray together. please, will you join me in saying the lord's prayer right now. our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those against us. lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. thy is the kingdom, the power, the glory, forever and ever. in the mighty name of jesus, we pray and everybody says amen. [applaus

i love you i love you welcome. yourself welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for watching you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause well guys, some news today the cdc said that after you've gotten your second dose of pfizer, you can get the booster five months later instead of six. honestly right now the cdc's slogan should just be, "we have no idea. [ laughter ] seriously, at this point, you're better off waiting a month to hear what the ground hog has to say [ laughter ] then to make things even more confusing, the cdc now recommends getting the third shot before the second one [ laughter ] yep, they made the change after conducting multiple studies, analyzing the data, and spinning the giant booster shot wait time wheel in the break room [ light laughter ] okay it seems like the cdc is constantly changing the guidelines today they said, "we know how long you should wait, but why don't you tell us first. [ laughter ] "i was going to say five months, too. [ laughter ] well, t

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he loved them so much.much. >> even at this service, people were coming up to you saying, i just talked to bob the other day, he just messaged me. how in the world did he have time or make time for all of these folks? >> it's like he had clones or something. he was in constant touch with eveybody he loved. and so if you were in bob's life, you knew that he loved you. period. >> reporter: those people now showing up for rizzo, including his "full house" tv family. >> they've been there every step of the way. they've just assured me that they'll be there for me. and i know that would make bob very happy. >> i'm so proud to have been able to raise these girls and know them since they were, like, my girls. >> reporter: rizzo and those who knew him best promise to spread the love and passion he radiated on screen and off screen and forever cherish the larger-than-life man. what do you see your mission being now? >> i just want to share his message of love and laughter that was so important to him. and just to ke

well, i don't love it! i don't love it.t licorice pizza. yeah... and there's a divide out there. oh, it's very... there's a real divide. it has proved surprisingly divisive — much more so than i thought it was going to — but, hey, you know, in a way, that's what cinema is meant to do. it is meant to divide opinion. and i still love the two central performances, and we're looking at them now. alana haim isjust great. i mean, and she — you know, neither of them have starred in a movie before and, i don't know, it feels naturaland funny and — i mean, idid — i — i just found it enchanting. i know people who absolutely loathe it! so, it's, you know, it is kind of interesting the way it's dividing audiences but, you know, it's a paul thomas anderson film and like punch drunk love, his films are not for everyone. and i'm intrigued by your choice of dvd this week. yeah — well, this is streaming. i don't know it, but i'm interested. so, not dvd — streaming. streaming, streaming. ok, so but it is also in cinemas, but mainly streaming

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i love being alone. i love being in the house. i love being with my fiancÉ. i love family time.i love dinnertime. i loved quarantine. >> i loved not going to work. >> or wearing a mask and people on the street not saying, like, hey, don lemon! >> people don't recognize me. >> yes. >> but, don, i'm sorry -- >> were you wearing this? >> a lot of times i did have -- >> were you saying you liked not being recognized? you, don lemon, liked not being recognized? >> i did! come on. talk to me. what are you saying? >> i'm saying that i think you enjoy when the crowd here goes "don lemon!" >> no! no, no, no, no. okay. well, maybe i -- >> show the people at home. >> oh, i'm throwing these. >> if you don't know, we have custom-made don lemon beads. >> yeah. >> because don likes to be subtle and fly under the radar. >> let it rain, lemon beads. he's better at this than me. i just throw them in a chunk. >> look at the dancer. amazing. right here. we've got disco balls. hi, disco balls. hi, disco balls. hi. black feather dancer. >> these guys are from trixie minx productions. >> we can't hear

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i am thrilled people are loving it and hearing its message. it is valid and important in the time that we are living in. >> reporter: the broadway veteran also recently showcased her talents -- ♪♪ >> reporter: in the apple tv plus comedy shmigadoon. but tackling live comedy is a all the order. >> these people are so talented. i feel out of my league. but it makes me want to be better. >> i am hosting "snl" this week with musical guest bleacher. >> reporter: so far she's fitting in. >> i know by the time those cameras are rolling and actually live i will be exhausted but really excited about it. >> mark barger, nbc news. >> looking forward to it. >> it is lav at 8:30, and you can watch it again at 11:30. >> perfect. >> i wanted to mention that. go. >> there is good news for bagel lovers. are you a bagel lover. >> i do like bagels. >> one of the top ranked bagel shops is in san francisco. >> a site called trips to discover ranked the top bagel spots this the united states. taking the top spot, wise sons jewish deli. that's the one you are lookin

only love can do that. let us come together in love, unity, so we can become a haven for all. us all come together, whether you are democrat or republican, let us walk together, let's work together. let's cry together. let's laugh together. let's stay together and let us pray together. please, will you join me in saying the lord's prayer right now. our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those against us. lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. thy is the kingdom, the power, the glory, forever and ever. in the mighty name of jesus, we pray and everybody says amen. [applause] hallelujah. >> please join me in welcoming the son of commander brian bourgeois to lead us in the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> i pledge of allegiance to the allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and ju

you know i love to be -- you know a love comic books. you ask if marvel calls you about anything is "what are my powers?" >> jimmy: yes, of course >> see, and they told me i was a teacher. so i had the power of knowledge. but it's okay. but you know i love me some superheroes, man i got a lot of ideas for my own characters you know, now i would love to be a character that flies. >> jimmy: okay >> but i'm a little scared of heights. so i would fly two feet off the ground [ laughter ] just two feet. >> jimmy: float, or parallel >> just -- no. that's a good question if you float like this, it's like you're riding a segway. you know what i mean, like this that' ain't bad. >> jimmy: that's not bad >> but, i want to fly. i want to be able to do this to people and say hi. and people could touch me, too be like, "hey, good job. you know you could go to starbucks. why, you can fly by a starbucks, you know? do drive-thrus, you know >> jimmy: but, you're only two feet off the ground. >> if i'm two feet off the ground, i got to follow all the traffi

new in love. oh, we love each other over by own so and engaged. so when's the wedding writer will get married later. tech lashona mon and lars novak or a couple of with down syndrome. their group home holds regular discussions about love and sex. because at this facility in northern germany, they believe people with disabilities also deserve to experience physical and emotional intimacy. oh, ah, at around $230.00 most afternoons. tech lashona mon sets off law where she headington. oh, good over there. yeah. up all to pick him up. then i'll come back right here and do what gathering coffee tech law is on her way to a nearby building where her partner lars, takes part in a seniors group. both tickler and lars are in their mid fifty's and no longer work . they live in a group home for people with intellectual disabilities operated by the non profit organization. layman's hilfa. in many such facilities, they wouldn't be able to live as a couple. but here that's not a problem. it's just normal. and we're engaged hope for 20 years already. well, 20 year

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it means we love our history, we love our neighbors, we love our communities, we love our values, we love god, we love all kinds of versions of god, but most of all, and we love our purple mountains majesty. the landscapes that form the basis for this country. most of all, it means we love the united states constitution. and we have witnessed over the past 20 months a coup d'etat against democracy and the controlled demolition of the united states constitution and the bill of rights. and starting with the censorship , and james madison, john adams, thomas jefferson all said the same thing. we put freedom of speech in the first amendment, because all of the other rights that we were trying to protect relied on that right. if you give government the license to silence its critics, you have given them the capacity to commit any atrocity they want and to obliterate all the amendments and rights of the constitution. as soon as they got rid of freedom of speech, they went after freedom of religion. they closed every church in this country for a year, with no regulatory process, no public h

love to be in the house and i love to be with my fiancee, and i love family time and dinner time, and i loved quarantine. >> i loved not going to work. >> or wearing a mask and people on the street saying, hey, don lemon. >> and people didn't recognize me. >> or the voice. >> are you wearing this. >> don, a lot of times -- >> that is why they recognized you. >> and are you saying that you don't want to be recognized, and you, don lemon, you like not being recognized. really? >> talk to me, what are you saying? >> i think that you enjoy when the crowd here goes don lemon! >> no. no, no, no. >> well, maybe i had the lemons. >> show the people what you are throw. if you don't know, we had custom made don lemon beads. >> because don likes to be subtle, and fly under the radar. >> let it rain lemon beads. here we go. >> you see, he is better than me, and i like to throw them in a chunk. where am i going. >> and the dancer. and amazing. >> where the dancers at. okay. >> we have disco balls. hello, disco balls. >> all right. >> and black feather. and say it again. >> black boil blackman. >>

. ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ ♪ oh, love to love you, baby ♪ >> i always wondered for the life ofe, you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancin' without the "g." >> what's disco? >> snuffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to put on my, my, my, my boogie shoes and boogie with you ♪ >> the queen of the discos take in, what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated $4 billion -- that's with a "b" -- $4 billion a year. >> i remember really being upset about this word disco. it was r&b music to me. i felt like they stripped it and gave it a new name and weren't giving credit where i think the credit was supposed to go. >> do it again. second half of the chorus but bring in the sound. that's great. one, two, three, four. ♪ tragedy ♪ >> the bee gees always liked r&b and always liked soul. i always thought they were a pop band that always had r&b leanings. >> the bee gees do what pop stars do. they really got the zeitgeist of what was going on. ♪ staying alive ♪ ♪ staying alive ♪ ♪ staying alive ♪ [ applause ] >> this is the scene outs

i love it.ed in from all over the country and our house he gets. maxwell, texas, texas! she asked that i sing "love tonight," why did you want to hear that song? >> hey, kelly, i have been a fan since 2019 and i'm looking for new music on social media platforms to dance to. i came across a song "love tonight" on spotify and turned into a band for it. it's a good one for a beginning shuffle because of the lower tempo, and i saw a girl shuffle dancing, she was flowing and i decided to try it out myself. and i was teaching myself new moves and combos, and i'm just grateful for this chance and opportunity to share it here today. it's a beautiful art and i am thankful for the music that we get to connect with and flow too. >> kelly: thank you so much, jenna! dancing is so loving and freeing, i do it in my house by myself listening to music. whatever, judge me. we have a great show and it all starts up on the roof. that's right, beautiful southern california so we are taking advantage of the weather a

i love this. currently in the pack leaders for best film nominations. it looks beautiful. it's beautifully made and i love the two central performances. love them. let's consolidate that part of that we like. this might be do i need to watch it again? you gave it a fair hearing. hey, i just love it. it looks beautiful. i've seen it three times. yeah. we may never agree on that one. so, streaming, dvd? tragedy of macbeth has come to apple tv. i think it looks brilliant. it's been in cinemas for a couple of weeks. this is joel coen�*s adaptation of the shakespeare, obviously. i think it looks brilliant. it has got a look of a carl dreyer film, everything on sets, a bit of german expressionism in there, great cast, denzel washington, frances mcdormand — have you seen it? no, very recently seen a stage production. so i am interested to compare. i have seen a lot of versions of macbeth. here's the thing. i admired it, but from a distance. i thought, this looks really good, these individual performances

we love sarah dash and we love betty white.souls. >> yes. >> you are performing later tonight. you're going to do "lady marmalade." >> i can't wait. >> and "lady marmalade" was inducted into the library of congress' national recording registry this year. what did that mean to you? >> yes. it was so -- such a beautiful moment. sarah dash enjoyed it so much. i mean, for us to be inducted in that hall of fame library of congress, it was one of the most beautiful things that could have happened to us, especially before she left this world. so we're honored. >> when you have a -- >> yes, we are. >> when you first sang that, when you both first sang that, did you know the impact it was going to have? did you know the legend that it would become? >> we had no idea. we just knew -- not knowing what it meant at the time but we all know what it is. >> yes, we do. >> oh, wow. >> miss patty, you have really lived, and i want to play a game that's kind of a "watch what happens live" classic. it's called have you met them. i want to just run

despite the insults hurled against us, we do it with love, love for babies and love for their motherso the supreme court which this year has the opportunity to give the american people, for the first time in 50 years, the ability to recognize that equality begins in the womb. [cheers and applause] and finally right the deadly injustice. hopefully next year we'll be in a new era of build agriculture of life because r oarvetion will be gone. [cheers and applause] but no matter what happens at the supreme court, we will continue to march. we'll continue to march to protect the unborn. we'll continue to march until our nation fulfills the promise of equality and the right to life for all. until all babies and their mothers are protectd. thank you for being here. god bless. [cheers and applause] disble how are you guys doing out there? staying warm? [cheers and applause] >> thank you, toni, kristen and congressman lipinski. look at all the young people here today. you guys are the pro-life generation. remember to share your pictures on social media. tell your story about why you're pro-lif