and bobby asked me, he says, "i love you and i've never loved a woman as much as i love you.d will you be my wife?" i mean, i'm crying, oh, yes! and i threw my arms around him, and that was it. >> angel quit her bartending job, packed up her teenage son and her life in illinois and moved to a small town in alabama where she would only be an hour's drive from the prison. she got a job as a bartender and built her life around visits to gilbert. >> you've got to be strong for it because it's not all fun and games. our visits, we laugh and just enjoy each other's time. but when they say visits are now over, you're leaving someone that you love there. and if you can't hang, you don't need to be involved with somebody who's got a life-without sentence, because life without parole in this state? you ain't getting out. >>> coming up -- >> this woman is just some crazy fan that saw him on tv, sent him money, and he ran a little game on her. >> angel finds engagement doesn't stop the competition for bobby ray's affections. and later, the "life after lockup" segment that goes beyond the

>> i love lena. i love lena, and i think -- >> love her or love the character or both? >> i think on purpose the character is hard to love. that is a very, very interesting and very selfish character. >> rose: because she's exhibitionist? >> the exhibitionist thing has never bothered me, although a lot of other people are bothered by it. she is in many ways like my character. the character is supremely confident in which she doesn't necessarily have the goods to back it up. and that makes her controversial. lena is a true artist and i don't think she's setting out to do a sitcom. i think she's setting out to do a show that she likes that happens to be really funny and i think there are parts of the show that are brilliant. sometimes i feel old for that show. lena is nine years younger than me. >> rose: you're not in the target audience. >> i think i am in the target audience, but i think the show fearlessly-- it's a very frank show. i'm on a network show about romance and love and doctors. but me personally, i-- i-- nudity and frankness in sexual situations and things l

i love them. >> they're awesome.y blend like a kelly clarkson and mozart and you're, like, what is that? >> good music. that's what i've been trying to teach you, hoda, for a while. >> the voice was on last night for the battle round. the best time when each coach takes two players, pits them against each other and has to choose. we're going to pretend we're the coaches. >> because we'll never ask to be. >> here is paula versus sassandra. let's watch. ♪ if you break my heart my body ♪ ♪ you can't have my heart do what you want with my body ♪ ♪ do what you want with my body ♪ >> okay. i think -- it has got to be sassandra. >> the lady on the left. >> we don't even know, but this is what we think. >> that big note to is going to have the edge every time. and keep holding it. >> we already know, it is on the prompter, blake saves sassandra. >> saved her? that means the other girl -- >> no, picked her. he picked her. not saved. picked her. picked her. by the way, she used to be celine dion's vocal director. >> she doesn'

they love working. and i loved working with them. >> and is there a dog?e. >> petey's there. >> of course. >> the kids and animals. i thought you shouldn't be -- >> and i play a sweet, sweet grandma. >> here's the thing. she's working with kids and animals, but guess what those kids are working with. doris roberts. >> hello. >> yes. one day they will realize what an unbelievable blessing that was. >> i hope so. >> probably not yet. >> thank you. >> all righty, so "little rascals" is coming up soon? available on dvd and blu-ray april 1st. >> absolutely. >> what's next? >> who knows? in this business, who knows? >> send this woman a script. she's anxious to work. we love you. >> thank you so much. thanks for coming to see us. coming up, advice for single parents who are starting to date again. >> plus two ladies show off their hot new looks. "ambush makeovers" after your local news. you know what, doris? >> what? >> i luia papi. >> she likes the song. she likes j. lo's song. >> she hates it. ♪ everybody have fun tonight >>> we're back with more of "today" on

we loved it. and we're going to show that a little later. >> thank you. >> and then you're coming home. >> is this the big brush? >> no. >> a little night night until you come back. >> right there on the couch, we want to peek in on you every few minutes. >> she's go to go to bed. >> spanx alert. spanx alert. yeah, good, thank you. >> finally it wasn't me. finally it wasn't me. so here is the great thing about the oscars. a lot of times they feel buttoned up. you feel like everybody is giving the stink eye if they don't win it. this one felt so much more jovial. ellen was so funny. there was pharrell singing "happy." it seemed like a lighter -- didn't it seem more cozy, more globes-ish. >> welcome to the oscars. for those of you watching around the world, it has been a tough couple of days for us here. it has been raining. we're fine. thank you for your prayers. and i think you should think of yourselves as winners. not all of you, but the people who have won before should think of yourselves as w

oh, we love you! >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love you!k you. >> jimmy: heart will be on tour throughout the spring and summer. here's their new cd and dvd, fanatic live, from ceaser's colesium. thank you so much for being here, you're the best. [ cheers and applause ] what a treat. >> this is a treat for me to be with these guys. >> jimmy: come every day. just hang out with us. we love you some much. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right. perfect, deal. uh, guys, before we get started with the show, we're going to do this fun thing on the show next week. but we need your help. all you need to do is take a a short video of your kid making their best funny face. here is an example of what we're looking for. >> hi, i'm silvia and this is my funny face. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so just take a video like that, upload it to youtube with the title tonight show funny face off. or go to tonightshow.com/funnyfaceoff to download our new tonight show app. it actually works this time. our app works. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah i'm ve

we love you, dad. love my babies. love them to death. they're my strength. >> although richardson was uncertain over how many babies he has actually fathered. >> i have three from my wife of 20 years and a couple few possibilities out there. actually a couple few for pretty for sure out there. so i have like six. but three from my wife of 20 years. she's an angel. she's one of the most sweetest, most honest, hard-working -- if she wasn't a regular societal person, she'd be a nun. >> richardson has spent much of his married life behind bars. >> i've got about 15 of it in, 5 of it out. just long enough to get out and make another baby and spend a little time together and go to disneyland. and -- and she didn't deserve all these years. i mean she's such a good-hearted woman. she comes from an old-fashioned mexicano family and she's so loyal. >> but despite his wife's loyalty, richardson has begun a new relationship. he recently reconnected with a childhood friend who he says is his true soul mate. >> we've been back in touch for a year and

we felt full of love.nk everything begins with intention, and our intention this this always was to bring these stories forward as the love story that they are, to bring this loving, healing, hopefulness. because i believe it's that, that people are thirsty for. either there's no god or there's only god. >> you look at america and you see cultural decline, you hear about it all the time. do you believe america culturally has deteriorated from say where our founders and framers started? >> well, obviously we are naturalized americans. we've been here like 25 years now. our kids are americans. but it is a nation built on the bible and built on free enterprise. >> liberals hate when you say this is a judeo-christian country. i experience this every day. i believe america was founded on judeo-christian principles, period. >> for sure it was. we've traveled so much over the last few months in so many states and met so many good people who are so vibrant. i feel god's much alive. jesus is very much alive in this

we love it ♪ ♪ i love l.a. we love it ♪ ♪ i love l.a. thanks to tina fey, idina menzel, randy newman, once again, ladies and gentlemen, and the roots right over there. [ cheers ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a good night. i hope to see ya tomorrow! bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> fred: from 30 rockerfeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- brian williams. naomi campbell.

holding on for love ♪ ♪ you're holding on for life holding on for life, love holding on for love ♪ ♪ble you gotta get your kicks ♪ ♪ while you can and in the latin quarter sitting on your own ♪ ♪ what a lovely day to be lonely ♪ ♪ you're holding on for life holding on for life, love holding on for love ♪ ♪ you're holding on for life holding on for life, love holding on for love ♪ ♪ well, you might belong to another time still you have to carry on, yeah ♪ ♪ nowhere else to go and you never know what to hide and what to show, no ♪ ♪ ♪ you're holding on for life holding on for life, love holding on for love ♪ ♪ you're holding on for life holding on for life, love holding on for love ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, pals. broken bells! "after the disco" is in stores right now. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ woman: i want something healthy but that grand slam looks so good. girl: mom, with 18 options to choose from, there's over 300 combos under 550 calories. man: kid's a genius. girl: dad, it says it right here on the menu. man: oh. woman: hey,

i love that. i love that you can see a writer read. it feels like a concert.hought i was in my head when i decided to write the stories and perform them onstage. i would go on stage once a month in los angeles and i would edit in front of a hundred people. it really -- >> based on their reaction? >> yes. often i knew it was keeping myself honest because there is a group tendency in writing to think you are brilliant and except that you are building. you called me a i genius and i think that is fair because you qualify to make those assessments. it is easy to think you are brilliant when you are reading something alone or sending it to a friend. when you are standing alone on the stage reading for an hour, it is very visceral and personal and if you are feeling it in your bones -- i knew it from stand-up. i wanted to subject myself to that test. i knew i could do it. i felt that was the hardest thing i have ever done. it would make the failures in my writing personal and it would make the successes personal. >> was this easier or more attractive for better for

we love you, man.e too. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations. norman reedus, "the walking dead" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on amc. the avett brothers perform next. they're really good! it's going to be great! ♪ [ male announcer ] mcdonald's dollar menu & more is all about getting more. it's all your favorites and a whole lot more, like a 20-piece chicken mcnuggets -- just 5 bucks. more choices than ever before. that's the dollar menu and more. ♪ turn to bud light platinum, the next generation of smooth. brewed with top-shelf ingredients for a bold, slightly sweet finish. ♪ yeah you always make me go... ♪ [ male announcer ] turn up your night, and make it platinum. aye, or...a mornin' of tiny voices crying out, "feed us -- we've awakened from our long winter's nap and we're peckish to the point of starvin'"!! i don't understand... your grass, man! it's a living, breathing thing. it's hungry, and you've got to feed it with scotts turf builder. that a boy, mikey! two feedings now...in the spri

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mmm, i love you, i love beggin'. i love you, i love poppers, i love you..om beggin'. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey guys! welcome back. [ cheers and applause ] we have a fun show tonight. i'm excited about this. now, those of you who know me know that i love to read. some say i got the need. the need for read. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now i know what you're thinking. you're thinking, "mr. fallon, there are millions of books out there. how do we know which books are good and which ones are bad?" well, don't worry, because i'm about to show you some books that you should avoid. that's right. it is time for my latest installment of my "do-not-read" list. here we go. ♪ do not read do not read do not read these books these books ♪ >> jimmy: now before we start, i want you all to know that every book that i'm about to show you is 100% real. these are actual books. you can find them on amazon or check them out at your local library. they are real books. all right. let's see what's on my "do-not-read" list. first up is a self-defense book. yep. called "anyth

people love you.is you and yourself. you're doing your son's face. aw, his name is milan. >> yeah, milan. actually, gerard posted that picture without my permission. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know. well, still. he has to. but, look at that. that's a cute baby. oh, my god. >> he's like my mini-me. he's identical. >> jimmy: he is. yeah, yeah. >> isn't he? >> jimmy: that's just your normal face right there? yeah, i mean, i love you doing that. >> can you do that face? >> jimmy: i maybe -- let me see. i got to see what his looks like. all right, ready? [ laughter ] >> it's more like -- just pout a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah, he's got a nice lip. >> that's it. >> jimmy: that's it? >> you look exactly like me. >> jimmy: no, he is a good looking guy. that's super cute. is he musical like you? >> well, it's early to tell, but he loves drumming. >> jimmy: oh no. >> yeah, he loves drumming. >> jimmy: no, no. that's not -- that's usually what you don't want your kids -- no offense, questlove. i mean, you're great

we love you.time to stop on the red carpet and sing to her, with a little help from his wife. and other things on her list is pay for something in pennies and try every cheese cake at the cheese cake factory. she still has to drink from a coconut, go for a taxi ride and say follow that car! >> that's fantastic. she's off to a fantastic start with mr. tatum. >> all right, all right, all right! >> you should do the imagine being mike routine while doing the weather. >> that's not what alisa wants to see. >> that's what i want. >> and you don't either. and neither do you. we do have spring storms. north of the system, we've got snow to the south. in fact, we've got a risk of severe weather today and tomorrow down through the mississippi river valley from kansas city, st. louis, springfield, tulsa into little rock. severe thunderstorms with large hail, damaging winds and we can't rule out an isolated tornado or two. to the south you can see we've got some heavy rain anywhere from 1 to 2 inches and the

let's take a listen. ♪ you're cold as ice ♪ you're willing to sacrifice our love, love, love ♪ ♪ some'll pay the price i know ♪ ♪ i've seen it before ♪ it happens all the time ♪ you close the door, leave the world behind ♪ >> it's very even to me. i guess i would have gone -- i didn't get to hear her sing. i'm now seeing her breasts. i'd go for her. >> i would too. >> who did shakira choose? >> clarissa. jeremy was sent home. nobody saved him. >> next battle was usher. brittany versus milissa. ♪ when i get it i better be satisfied ♪ ♪ give it to me right or don't give it to me at all ♪ ♪ i don't think you understand ♪ how it is for me to find a man that thinks he can ♪ ♪ so give it to me right ♪ or don't give it to me at all ♪ ♪ no, no, no >> that's right down the middle for me. >> i'm picking brittany in the pants. >> is she the african-american lady? >> i can't tell. >> and they announced -- >> who did they choose? >> this battle is milissa. >> let me remind you brittany is available to steal. >> oh and shakira. >> i need to know who's going to believe in me. >> i prefer like 175%.

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'cause you know, we love you here. >> well, i love you so much.use you're irish. you're ethnic. >> jimmy: i am. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no -- >> jimmy: i'm irish. i started filling up. i got emotional. >> ethnic people get emotional. i'm not -- no, watch. not me. [ laughter ] ethnic people -- irish cry. you say to an italian woman, "your mother died --" [ screaming ] >> jimmy: it's a very emotional thing. >> and she hated her, but -- [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >> you say to a wasp, "your mother died." "who got her shoes?" [ laughter ] i mean -- >> jimmy: that is very interesting. >> if you wanna make a wasp cry, you gotta say, "no more mayonnaise." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they really get upset then. i have a photo of you right in this same studio in 1965. [ cheers and applause ] you and johnny. you're a knockout, pal. [ applause ] >> second night that i was on, and i had been working eight years in greenwich village. and nothing, and he said, god bless him, "you're going to be a star." it changed my life. and you look at this. look how nice, i mean

i love playing him.er, happier years. >> figure out how he got there. before you go, i want to ask you the "breaking bad" finale, great, helped to raise $2 million for your wife lauren's anti-bullying campaign. how is it now? >> incredible. she's able to tour across the country, speak to young girls about the effects of bullying all for free, and it's just incredible. >> it's awesome. >> yeah. >> your love and your romantic side put us all to shame. >> oh, i love you. >> and happy early first anniversary. >> thank you so much. so soon. >> the great aaron paul. >> thank you, all. thank you, guys. >> "need for speed" opens nationwide this friday. start the letter writing campaign. >> yeah, go see it. >> let's go see jesse in "better call saul," as well. >>> coming up here, designer diane von furstenberg there in the social square with some of it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? [phones rings] okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmo

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>> je ne sais quoi. >> i love it. you look awesome. >> mom, what do you think? >> i love it too.et. >> it's too cold. so we did a pants day today. kinky boots, which we saw. so we picked an outfit you can mix and match. nydj jeans fit her tush perfectly. and andrew marks leather jacket. >> go girl. please join your family. >> our second lady is leah schmidt, 52 from kansas city, missouri. she has four kids, ages 19 through 29, and also is a grandmother. she prides herself on getting ready in only ten minutes. but today our team spent a little more than that. even though she was skeptical. let's listen to her story. >> leah is a little shocked, and her husband, scott -- hi, scott -- is going to be even more shocked. >> absolutely. he's going to be incredibly shocked. >> what do you think of all this? >> it is very surprising. i wasn't expecting that this morning. i'm speechless. >> ready to see a whole new you? >> yes, of course. i'm excited. >> and flipping out. >> and flipping out. >> all righty, she's here with her friends tracy and deborah. there they are. let's take one last

mmm, i love you, i love beggin'. i love you, i love poppers, i love you..cheers and applause ] >> seth: my next guest are two of the greatest actors of our time. they can currently be seen on broadway in "no man's land" and "waiting for godot" through march 30th. please welcome ian mckellen and patrick stewart! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm very excited to have you both here. >> it's lovely to be here. >> seth: i saw you guys in "waiting for godot." it was wonderful. i loved it. and i heard something that made me very happy, which is -- is it true that you met a godot? >> we did, yes. after the show, people wait around backstage, and this guy said, "my name is godot." that's his first name. not his surname. and was he french? i can't remember -- >> no, he wasn't foreign. >> he was foreign to us. he was american. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: fair. >> i mean that in the nicest possible way. >> seth: you're technically correct. >> but babies will be called seth all over the nation now, you know? >> seth: there are already a fair amoun

love lovely man. a real hero. carpet. you and al added your own crazy twist to the whole thing. you had such fun. reactions were hysterical. we loved it. we're going to show that piece a little later. then you're coming home to us. >> is this a big brush? >> no. >> i'll take a night night until you come back. >> stay on the couch. we'll peek in every few minutes. we'll keep the cat away. spanx alert. good. thank you. >> amazing. finally it wasn't me. so here's the great thing about the oscars. a lot of times they feel butten toed u ee ee ee eed -- feel bue buttoned up. ellen was so funny. >> ellen start started off wit greatest tone. >> let's watch. >> for those of you watching around the world it's been a tough couple of days for us here. it has been raining. we're fine. thank you for your prayers. i think you should think of yourselves as winners. not all of you, but the people who have won before should think of yourselves as winners. i know what you're thinking. ellen, that's easy for you to say. you're host a

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you're in love with who?ay for all your friends who have facebook photos at the beach and you don't have anything, we're here to fake it. >> not the mouth open shot anymore. >> which is better? >> i can tell you the other one. >> you look like you're catching flies a little bit. let's go to winter. those are not working for me. >> here's your glasses. >> there you go. much cuter. you girls look amazing. i look like weirdo. here's a mug of hot chocolate. >> this time around think about this hot chocolate in your hand as you're drinking it. imagine the chocolate melting in your mouth. >> you look like rocky bull winkle. >> it's a little crazy. >> it's okay. i like it. >> peer over at me. imagine that chocolate melting in your mouth. tastes delicious doesn't it? having a thought in your mind makes the whole face come to life. terrifying view of the mouth open. >> we want to ask you before we go, what do you tell parents who want to get children into modelling. it can be a tough business. >> it can be tough busin

i loved the people. i loved the leadership area and i loved the technology. loved the impact on the world. i loved that we had brainiacs that worked for us. i found something that i loved them. passion absolutely matters. optimism. smart people love to be negative. that is my summary of life. they love to be critical. you have to to succeed. if you want to be successful, you have to stay optimistic. colin powell has written books on leadership. he has one line that i love. optimism is a force multiplier. if you're not leading with optimism, if you do not believe, then nobody is going to be with you or follow. nobody is going to buy in. execution and measurement. you had better stay on top of yourself and really measure. unless people measure themselves, you do not get any better. you cannot succeed unless you are holding yourself accountable and owning. i have seen people who are brilliant and when it came time to execute and count success, maybe not so much. maybe not so much. in order to do that, you have to know what the goal is. if the goal is to get to 4

>> i love that show. >> seth: yeah. >> i love a drag show.fe combined. >> seth: it was so great watching that show. it's so much fun because what happens is it seems like the whole first 40 minutes when it's just them talking to one another -- >> yes. >> seth: they're all -- all they do is criticize one another. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: they just -- they judge each other so harshly. but then when it's your turn, when the judges actually judge them, they're constantly like -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: they can't believe anyone would criticize them. >> but it's terrifying to judge them because they're right there. >> seth: yeah, and they're -- >> and they're like, "go, girl." >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] you seemed to get into it though. you were a pretty effective judge i thought. >> i loved it. >> seth: it was great. and i will say like versus -- it's very "game of thrones"-ish in that the amount of, like, back biting -- [ laughter ] there's so many like palace intrigue. also, there's more queens. they actually have more queens. [ laughter a

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if you love your culture you are able to love other cultures.s about being inclusive and not exclusive. that's the latino i know. -- here isdanger where i get in trouble sometimes. the danger of being inclusive exclusive debate is i fret sometimes that members of the play with thisy notion of assimilation. you don't want to be so inclusive that you sacrifice -- do you know what i am getting at? >> they call george zimmerman the whitest man. he looks like he was assimilated pretty well. he was protecting the white neighborhood. he outdid everyone. it's amazing. you are always going to have that in every culture. i am sure in the african-american experience it's the same thing. they are calling people uncle tom. i think at one point you have to look and say we are a culture we are very defined, but also allowed to get other cultures in our world. goldberg i worked earlier in my career. for me african-americans were my allies. them in my world. they included me in their world. you have to keep true to who you are. it's not that i am changing becaus

you never loved ♪ ♪ even when we're fire even then you never loved you never loved ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ even whenwe're fire even then you never loved you never loved ♪ ♪ even when we're fire even then you never loved you never loved ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that was so good. thank you so much. our thanks to lo-fang. you can see him out on tour with lorde now. go to lo-fang.com for dates. stay tuned for more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's our show for the night. my thanks to tilda swinton, warren buffett and dan gilbert, carrie brownstein, once again lo-fang, and of course the 8g band. get well soon, mom! stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: from evr, right here in new your city, this is "last call." i'm carson daly. here's what we've got for you tonight. for our music, night terrors of 1927, that's the name of the band. and they're going to make their t.v. debut this evening. but right now it's all about the "last call spotlight." marc levin and mark benjamin are the filmmakers behin

i know you're going to love it.pened to malaysia plane? welcome. i'm coming to you live from bloomberg headquarters. our top story. the tension in ukraine and the worst east/west crisis since the cold war. crimea has held a referendum on secession and an overwhelming majority in favor of joining russia. washington says the vote is illegal and has threatened sanctions. john dawson is here with the latest. no surprise here. 95.5% of the votes were voting in favor of joining russia. that is clearly a surprise. the u.s. in the eu threatening sanctions. a white house message has john mccain on his comments. quite fierce comments as well on what he thinks about russia's move on this. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. nationrruption, it's in that is really only dependent upon oil and gas for their economy. economic sanctions are important. with a mccain there useful collection of words. this is a concern. , the russians have pulled out 100 billion u.s. dollars. u.s. treasuries over the last week. three

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if you love to cook, you are going to love this.'s" spring cookalong. you're going to be able to cook right along with our chefs both here on "today" and on today.com. so go to our website, this weekend, download the recipes and then get ready. >> love it. >> going to eat along. >> that's good. good thought. >>> -- the boston marathon for our shine a light series. i'll be doing it on behalf of the victims of the boston bombing. and already we've raised over $7,000. thanks to all your generosity. if you can help, please go on to the crowdrise.com/natalie. there are even prizes, including, perhaps, a chance to run with me in central park. and a backstage tour of our studio. >> if you win that prize, can i sta say, start working out now. >> we'll work at your pace, whatever your pace is. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> let's see how your weekend is looking. we'll show you for tomorrow. we've got mild, sunny conditions through the gulf, rain, texas, into arkansas, snow back through the rockies, sunny and warm in the southwest. t

her new film is called "the face of love," a story of a widow who falls in love with a man who looks exactly like her late husband. here's the trailer for the film. >> 30 years. i love you. >> went to the cemetery today. i don't go too often anymore. you've grieved enough. ever go to the museum? you used to practically live there. >> i thought i saw him today. who? garrett. it was a double. it was a perfect double. hi. >> hi. do you do anything outside of school? >> i want to take you on a date. oh, you have company. what's his name? i want you to accept him. hi, i'm tom. oh, my god! garrett, leave! it's tom. what was your husband like? it's been this big mystery. >> your father was the love of my life. it's like being alive again. >> i could take a bath in how you look at me. you've had a life, i've had a life. right here, right now, i love you. >> i've always loved you. >> charlie: i am pleased to have annette bening back at this table. wow! welcome! >> thank you! >> charlie: so here is this woman whose husband dies, is killed in an accident, and then, years later, you were at a mu

you'll love this.e'll have a song by the chart climbing country artist jared neeman who gave us a wine glass. >> was lovely because he said we're going to toast to this all night long. and we'll show hoda how to turn her clutter into cash. you had a big weekend, missy. >> i did. the gentleman i've been dating, it was his birthday. >> boots. we call him boots. we have only seen his boots. >> we saw the lbj play called "all the way." and i don't -- you always know lbj is the one in between, like, kennedy and nixon, but you don't know about his mannerisms, what he would be like on stage. bryan cranston is unbelievable. >> brilliant actor in everything he does. >> you believe he's lbj. you see the sensitive side, the paranoid guy, you see them all rolled into one and it is just a year in his life. so i have a picture and i'd like to reveal right now. that's him. okay. in front of the -- that was his birthday. >> he seems like a happy guy. >> he is. then we got to go -- >> a little jaundiced. >> we got to g

i love you guys. you are my heroes. i love you because i love freedom. -- if you love your freedom, thank a vet. we thank you guys. [applause] it is really good to be here today. i love coming back here because there are so many young people, or as you are known by folks across the river, "obamacare suckas." you are the ones who will pay the bills in our brave new world. they forgot that part, didn't they, when they said that you were the change you were waiting for. it turns out you have the change that they are waiting for. [laughter] you have these $5's, the $10's, the $20's. this is the place. this is the place where the future of conservatism all starts. whether it was ronald reagan in 1975 or dr. ben carson last year, this is where it starts. it is because of you and your energy, your commitment to the greatest country on earth. and everything that makes her exceptional. it is because of you. [applause] i look at you and i feel good. when we were here last year there was some reeling going on because of the election results. our fellow americans ha

which is "no love dying."ad literally a friend of mine who called me, e-mailed me, text messaged me and said there is this brother named greg reporter who you must have on your show. you have a bunch of fans who are friends of mine that you don't even know. ony said you have to get him . you've got to hear this song, "no love dying." so i went in search of it. we found it and found you. i'm just delighted to have you on the program. tell me about this first track. it is powerful. i literally was stuck on it for two weeks. -- life isi'm just poetry, in no way. i try to grab pieces of the debt or poetry and put it in a song. just a statement and a pushback in defiance against the pressures that come against low. it's like an old man coming out of the house on the porch and saying, there ain't going to be any trouble around here. these symbols and things that are in the face of love, the dishonesty, you know. i make a statement. it is defiance, in a way. because the will of love is what i like to think about. it

. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> i absolutely love, love, love, love,bringing you guys updates like this one. i brought you this story several weeks ago. >> my name is van and i'm 6 years old and i have spinal muscular atrophy type ii. >> i told you about van's family's campaign, they with trying to raise about 45,000 canadian dollars to get an equipped van to help transport van. >> i like to go fast. >> and you also might recall that van gave some internet fame last summer with this video. ♪ you belong to me my sweetheart ♪ >> he was singing ho hey by the lumineers along with his music therapy teacher tom curry, people absolutely fell in love with van and people are so in love with van that look at this, the campaign -- >> wow -- >> to help raise money they surpassed their goal and, in fact, have already raised nearly 50,000 canadian dollars. >> how can you not just give a few bucks? >> there are also a few more surprises but i'm going to let the family tell you all about them. in fact, via skype "right this minute" from canada we have dad colin, mom j

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i'm loving it.enters into the picture of this woman with the so-called perfect life and the main character starts tempting fate. hi, jane. good to see you. this is not your first trip around the block with a great novel. you've written -- this is your 15th. >> this is my 15th. >> unbelievable. good for you. >> this premise is a winner. there are so many women at home who feel this exact thing. what inspired you to write it. >> three things. first was in my -- living in my suburban connecticut town, i suddenly noticed this trend of women that i knew leaving their husbands, they got very skinny, they started to look completely gorgeous and glamorous and you would find out they were having an affair. >> was that because their husbands were ignoring them and they started using the word invisible. >> that was the second thing. i think that -- it is something that happens when you turn 40, you're at an age and stage in life when you suddenly do start to feel invisible. >> in your own home. >> and -- >> an

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we have a mutual friend who loves food, loves to cook.not interested in investing in restaurants, but he just loves food. >> and he'll obsess. he'll send 17 or 18 text messages whether he is doing it right today. [laughter] and that is the coolest thing. the beauty of our field is that there is no entrance fee. you can come in and cook any time you want. our job is to provide you with the confidence that you can do it and follow a recipe book or follow a cooking segment or follow you on page six if that happens to be where you happen to be. there is a vicarious pleasure to eating and preparing delicious food. >> the average person has a very strange understanding of what chefs do. the way i like to explain it is it is, if you're going to see a piece of classical music, most likely the person who wrote that music has long passed. so, who gets top billing? the conductor. you go to see the conductor. you do not expect the conductor to jump down into the pit and pick up a violin and start playing. if you did, it would be absolute chaos. the c

he did not say he loved her. he may not love her. he may not ever love anyone. okay? >> but it's hard when you're so in love with yourself. >> right. but there are other guys on the show and i think three of the 18 if those numbers are right, 3 of the 18 people have wound up together. so of the rest of them they didn't work out. they said i love you, they proposed, they did all the things they want you to do on the show. it didn't work out. i'm not defending the guy. he seems like a real you know what. >> what, hod? >> please. elaine stritch is not here. i'm not going to say anything. you know. >> golly day. i guess i can see why people are just glued. first of all, you can't believe that anybody is allowing themselves to be seen in such a light. i'm not saying people should be phony and all that, but this is a huge life decision. to his credit, he didn't say i love you if he doesn't. but he did say things to the girl the day before and then do a total switcheroo the next day, which sounds to me like some producer got to her -- him and said you know what would be real

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i love you. bye. >> all right. i love you. >> love you, poppy. >> you all be good. >> bye.>> love you too. >> anya and sianna find it painful to visit their father in jail. but they might have to get used to it. if he loses his appeal, garcia could go to prison for 17 years. >> my dad is the world to me. looking at him behind those bars -- >> it is. but he'll be out soon. so it's okay. i know god's going to help us. >> those are my girls, man. my girls mean everything to me. that visit right there means everything to me, man. >>> katie ellis has not seen or spoken to her husband, chad white, in almost three months. both have been serving time in the hillsborough county jail. but chad recently had a court date and expected to be released on probation. >> i don't know if he's been released. i put him down for visitation. because he told me to put him down for 2:00 today. i'm so excited. >> i know. i'm so excited, too. >> i know i'll be so crushed if he doesn't come. i'll probably cry if he doesn't show up. just because i don't know what happened. you know? >> waiting for you

i love the show. i love "family feud," but the daytime show i love. it's going really, really well, man. i was over -- i was in chicago two weeks ago. >> i know you were. >> jimmy: i did the -- i did the polar plunge and jumped into lake michigan with all these other polar bears. and i looked around. i didn't see you there. i didn't see steve harvey anywhere. >> you didn't see any black people there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i -- [ laughter ] >> you think this is going so well. >> jimmy: no, yeah -- >> this is not what we do. >> jimmy: no, it's not, no. >> we got plenty of issues. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. so you wouldn't do that. >> why'd you do it, jimmy? >> jimmy: i just did it -- well, i got dared by the mayor. >> the mayor? >> jimmy: the mayor of chicago. >> he needs votes. you had 11 million people watch you on your opening night. you ain't got to jump in a damn thing. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. next thing i know, i'll go to disney world next. that's what i'll do. i'll go to the warm weather. >> i just came from ther

i mean, there are family members who don't love fred as i love fred. >> seth: that's true. >> but justs a problem. >> congratulations. >> seth: thank you. >> first of all, between your set and jimmy's, we tried to order wood for some home construction. there's no more wood. >> seth: there's no more wood. [ laughter ] there's a lot of wood. >> woodrow wilson could not place a wood order right now in the city of new york. >> seth: they said, they asked me, they said "what do you want on your set?" and i said fire trap. >> it's unbelievable. it's treated with a carnauba and it's lovely. you watch something five straight nights. i got really no life at home. [ laughter ] and there appears, there is a keyhole in the front. is this a cabinet for something? what are you really going to keep here? >> seth: here's the thing. once you're a guest from the -- you get a key. >> we got a big flat screen at home. >> seth: right. >> but i wonder what we will keep in that cabinet. >> seth: we don't know yet. but probably some sort of a small game. >> okay. sure. [ laughter ] >> seth: by that, i mean, l