marilyn, second half, greyhounds work the ball to cam gregory. they are now 6 of 7.ve local kids a special surprise. 16 youth from the methodist home for children got lockers, jerseys ando you do with that? head out on to the court ball at the wells fargo cen>> ms too. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pat o'donnell and karen murphey with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers rogers -- it's just fun. i'm jim gardner. have a good night to be the.

marilyn, second half, greyhounds work the ball to cam gregory. they are now 6 of 7.al kids a special surprise. 16 youth from for children got lockers jerseys and sneakers. what do you do with that? head out on to the court to play ball at the wells fargo center. >> maybe they can close games too. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pat o'donnell and karen murphey with traffic. tynan, ducisrogers -- just fun. i'm jim gardner. have a good night to be the. yan cranston, ashton kutcher, dj khaled, rita wilson, sean "diddy" combs, and more. and now, first and foremost, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us. this is a very special night. this is our third annual benefit

you know, i never got to bang marilyn monroe and you ain't getting a lawyer.sn't what always happens, but it's been known to happen. a soul pays the price for that sort of thing. >> the exposure to that reality grinds characters, you know, like stones. >> paeople were able to recognie in sipowitz a spirit which spun against the way it drove. it was the portrayal of a soul very much in conflict with itself. in his irreconcilable complexities, we came close to experiencing a character as a member of our family. there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be. call geico ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ why did

his mother and father, marilyn and don. in your happiest memory, what do you see rusty doing?smiling and making you happy and laugh. he was wonderful to be around. >> he was a good kid. he really was. >> reporter: but behind that wide grin and nice guy demeanor was a determined and ambitious businessman. >> he always had another idea that was bigger and better than the last one. >> reporter: rusty had spent time in the corporate world but now he was itching to go the steve jobs route. rusty's wife, andrea, more than anyone, backed rusty to the hit when he wanted to focus on a startup. >> they were really partners in every way, shape and form, whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> reporter: and their marriage seemed solid to people who had known them, which is why the details that came out later surprised everyone. but for now, rusty's grief-stricken friends and family wanted answers, answers that seemed to be taking a long time in coming. dekalb county district

marilyn lives in bernal heights and wants answers immediately before the company even thinks about a new development project in her neighborhood. >>> is your concern you might see a repeat of what happened two weeks ago? >> no, you would see a repeat of what happened in san bruno. >> reporter: now, marilyn there is concerned about a project slated for upper folsom also in bernal heights where they would be building over a steep rock terrain with a transmission line underneath it. tonight supervisor ronen said that project has been tabled pending environmental impact review and she is going to be bringing pg&e back in for questioning once they figure out what happened to cause this leak. reporting live this evening from the 3900 block of mission street in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> sam, thank you. let's go to the south bay. b.a.r.t. is coming to san jose above the ground and underground. today several agencies began the long and controversial process of trying to determine just how deep the tunnelling will go and whether it will devastate small businesses on the s

i would say he was the marilyn monroe of the period. he seemed to be in a good mood, as i remember.ich i did not bring into the united states because it was prohibited. i regret the box of cigars. well, he was a charming man — i mean, apart from what he did or didn't do. there are many people who have doubtful backgrounds and doubtful histories. face—to—face, they can be quite charming and accessible and interesting. i didn't speak so much. i listened more. i mean, photographers shouldn't get in the way of things. i hope that i was an observer rather than a participant. elliott erwitt remembering the cold war. don't forget, you can catch up on the whole series at the bbc website. can you imagine taking pictures of one of the most charismatic figures of the 20th century? well, thomas hoepker did just that when he was assigned to photographed muhammad ali in 1966. you have days where nothing happens and days that are full of surprises. i was working at the magazine in germany. one day the editor in chief came. he asked us, would you like to meet a very interesting person in the usa? h

wore the gallon worn by marilyn monroe and in one thousand nine hundred eighty two birthday celebration for president john f. kennedy. money that the cause my lineage had very clear ideas and she knew that john we understood her it was pretty amazing as she wasn't easy to work with she knew exactly what she wanted her performance to look like that ensued and that's because i would have liked to have met my lena but as an artist i think she made life extremely difficult for designers and others who worked with her design that it's just. a. push on the we made each fish part of the creative process and together they designed costumes that made her an icon. to trash would provide the designer with some preliminary concepts like this one for a full length coat made of swan down. venditti proposed a project that was close to her heart a costume that would light up she wrote about it to john the way in great detail. december sixth one nine hundred fifty eight. dearest. i could have shown you what i want in that old sketch that you made with the white flowers. the pink sketches actually closer

i went to school with marilyn monroe. she was very homely. [laughter] she divorced her husband a highway patrolman and then she blossomed out in the 10th grade. [laughter] alongen pearl harbor came and i was and internment camp. i didn't mind being in the camp. i saw a lot of cool machine gun and followed me down. camp i didn't mind it. i didn't mind it at all. -- the spotlights and we went under the bark wire fence up the river and we made it to the place we run to jump in and the summertime. in the camp, you had to line up to take a shower or a bath. the women had to go one place and we had to wait until the women finished and then we would go in. in the same way, we had to wait 1643 was my barracks number. we went block i block. you ate lock by block. if you get sick, you have to look out. there were not that many doctors there. -- he couldn'tol hear the step of each other ways and girls walking in. he was an old guy anyway. i took off my shoes and walked in. ok, where are you going? [laughter] and then from cedar rapids iowa, she asked me

so marilyn looks great and everything. but check out -- i jumped it a little. there you go! >> oh!check out the donald trump hairstyle, ladies and gentlemen. >> oh, man. the eyebrows. >> kendis, i think you should grow your hair back in just so we can give you this. >> you are assuming i can grow my hair back in, first. >> look at the eyebrows. >> the eyebrows. that is just genius. >> awesome. >> bravo to that, man. >> bravo. allen chen is the hairstylist there. >>> what happens when you marry a dancer? they surprise you at your wedding with this. how awesome is this? he and his grooms men. >> oh, wow. >> like they got down. >> hey, reggie. >> choreographed a surprise to his bride, who's also a dancer by the way. >> the only thing about it, this is a michael jackson song, and whoa, they got into it. and it's called in the closet. is that the song that you want your new husband, if you're a bride, to dance to, a song called "in the closet"? just sayin'. evidence number one in the divorce in >> speaking of taking chances, by the way, let's go to dubai really quick for their latest me

. >> reporter: his first shoe, the marilyn, proudly displayed at the office. the same shoe he once sold out of the back of a car. how does it feel looking at that shoe now, 25 years later? >> it's great. it's great. it was a great shoe. >> a great shoe? >> it was 27 years ago. >> reporter: madden made his life story inn a documentary, "madman: the steve madden story." from growing up in long island to his first industry job, becoming a doting father to his three kids. twins and a 4-year-old? >> yeah. >> what do you do with your kids? what's your life like when you hang out with your kids? >> i'm a waiter. that's what i am. that's what i am, i'm a waiter. i walk around with a towel on my arm and a tray. that's what i do. >> reporter: and when he's not with his kids, he frequently visits stores, fixing things that don't look quite right. >> it looks cheap, it looks like a forever 21 shoe. >> reporter: at the office, he's still involved in every decision. >> what does everybody think of that shoe there? >> this is the future? >> yeah. >> reporter: in his local fa

all of them dressed up like marilyn monroe. that's the right-wing paper. they have actually written an article talking about things they would like to offer the french president as a gift for his birthday including a christmas sweater from his .avorite football club they also suggested a weekend camping trip to diffuse tensions over that birthday party he had in a french chateau. they set a camping trip might be more palatable to french voters. results what dictionary to help him speak the linkage of youngsters now that he is hitting the 40. he might be losing touch with the youth. the best gift is coming from the opinion polls. frenchng to the right-wing paper more than one into french people are satisfied with his record in office so far. they are happy with the way he is dealing with international issues and representing france on a european level. on the downside he still can't seem to shake off the impression he gives off as being a president of the rich, perhaps a little hottie and aloof. someone has quit over a pay dispute. >> cap sadler has quit be

know hurricane maria is heading in our direction or fourteen we'll no matter what your story is no marilyn puerto rico is pretty and so you want all frantic scramble for supply. this used to be a dream family house by the waterfall tucked in at the foot of the mountain requested by humming birds a place of seclusion and cuny to with nature that the nest a family thought was strong enough to withstand any weather. thank you all on the expectation of a of a storm serious storm but. in the early afternoon we are expecting a category two or a category three. the rain was very very heavy but we felt we were safe here because a couple of years prior we had a very significant reading vent and it was frightening. but by the time we got to four or five o'clock the category three became a cat it was going to go before and by the time it reached. eight o'clock at night it was a category five and we knew we should not be here. that you cars parked outside by the hurricane without a trace the house was flooded with a month but if you personal treasures and above all their lives were spared. greg the fa

ukee washington made a donation as did our friend marilyn russell at wogl radio. will powe more information at career wardrobe at cbs philly.com and facebook and twitter feed later today. >>> well, christmas came early for children in burlington county new jersey last night thanks to the mount holly police department. >> police fire and rescue paraded through streets of the mount holly as operation saint nick got underway. annual toy drive collects gifts for local children in need. twelve families received toys, bikes, personally delivered to their hems by men and women in blue. santa and spider man tagged along for the ride. >> these guys and first responders, the man was here and came in with toys for my kid. >> law enforcement we like to show good side, we like to be out there, positive net with the community and this is within way to get into see people in different light then maybe they see us in a positive aspect. >> mount holly's local vfw will be donating holiday din tours each family. >>> well, going out to buy a christmas tree is a holiday tradition for

i was born in los angeles in coyote pass and went to school with marilyn monroe. she was very homely. [ laughter ] she never graduated high school. >> boy, oh, boy. >> she divorced her husband who was a highway patrolman and then she blossomed out in the 10th grade. [ laughter ] pearl harbor came along and i was interned in camp. i was a little guy so i didn't mind being in a camp and see a water cooler machine gun follow me down and i found out what a water cooler machine gun was when i got in the service but in the camp i didn't mind it, like i said, i didn't mind it at all. but three of us we -- the spotlights, we dug under the barbed wire fence, went up the river and we made a place where we could jump in during the summertime. in the camp, you had to line up to take a shower or bath. the women had to go one place, we'd have to wait until the women finished then we'd go in. it was odd. but eating the same way, you had to wait until -- 1643 was my barracks number. i'll never forget that. anyway, it was run block by block and you eat block by block. you can't --

i was born in los angeles, or coyote pass, and i went to school with marilyn monroe. she was very homely. [ laughter ] >> she never graduated high school. she divorced her husband, which was a highway patrolman and then she plochblossomed out in tenth grade. pearl harbor came along and i was an intern in camp. i was a little guy. i didn't mind being in camp, seeing a machine gun follow me down. found out where it was when i got in the service. in the camp, i didn't mind it. like i said, i didn't mind it at all. but tlehree of us, the spotligh dug under the barbed wire fence and went up the river and made a place we could jump in during summertime. because in the camp you had to line up to take a shower or bath. women had to go one place. we'd have to wait until the women finish. then we'd do in. it was odd. eating the same way. you had to wait -- 1643 was my camp, barracks number. i'll never forget that. anyway, block by block, you eat block by block. if you get sick, you just better look out, because there weren't that many doctors there. anyway, in school i had a do

she has the lips of marilyn monroe and the eyes of coligula. 30 years ago i was her chief of staff. chief of staff conservative party and sad to say we had a tremendous falling out. it happens. there is nothing unique about falling out with margaret. she rather insisted on it. a few weeks later after the 1987 election whether sitting beside a swimming pool on holiday. thinking that perhaps i should find myself a new job. and margaret rather insisted. i decided to write a book for no better reason than i had spare time. that book became "house of cards." john major was kind fluff to say it did for his job what dracula had done for babysitting. and it spawned two great careers. the careers of francis and frank underwood. fu-1 and fu-2 as i call them. it was a hell of a ride with margaret. doesn't stop me believing she was probably the greatest peacetime prime minister that britain ever had. look, she led -- she led, i bled, so what? house of cards, the book that i wrote, it seems to have got around bate. about 18 months ago i was privileged enough to i have a meeting with president xi

. >> we're in haverford montgomery county, good morning, marilyn. >> good morning. >> explain what thiscan do in less than 10 minutes without taking my makeup off. >> it is non-invasive pain free procedure and one of its major benefits is reducing wrinkles and fine lines which is also tightening up your skin. >> so stop you right there. we're looking at anthony and it looks like a smoke that is blue what is that. >> that is our liquid vapor ized nitrogen it is cold. >> cold, cooling her face close to freezing temperatures but not freezing her. >> we saw a flash of red, we have seen some green what is that all about. >> flash of readies indicating to us to keep moving because obviously we are going close to the skin at cold temperatures so we want to be safe. so this is, you know, keeps everything safe. >> you do it for like i said about seven minutes. >> about six minutes yep and full face and make up on which jen had and hit the town right after, go to lunch or do whatever it is that do you. >> we showed this earlier. you have a lot of different things in here. how often would you do s

she has the lips of marilyn monroe and the eyes of caligula. 30 years ago i was her chief of staff. chief of staff of the conservative party. sad to say we a tremendous falling out. there's nothing unique about falling out with margaret. she rather if h eer insisted on. and i remember after the 1987 election when i was sitting beside a swimming pool on holiday thinking perhaps i should find myself a new job. in fact margaret rather insisted. and i'm sitting there beside the swimming pool wanting to fill time. i had spare time. that book became house of cards. john major was kind enough to say it had done for his job what dracula had done for baby sitting and it spawned two great careers. ocart and frank underwood. fu 1 and fu 2. as i call them. well, it was a hell of a row with margaret. i must say. but doesn't stop me believing she was probably the greatest peace time prime minister britain ever. look, she led, i bled. so what. but "house of cards." it seems to have got around a bit. about 18 months ago i was privileged enough to have a meeting with president xi of china when he ca

kennedy's marilyn. donald trump's gold in the book lamps the newly released john f. kennedy papers it just came out show further proof of operation northwoods where the joint chiefs of staff staff under kennedy wanted to create false flag terrorist attacks on u.s. citizens and blame it on cuba that got all the way to kennedy's desk before he told them not to do that. so why the anger why the fury against this. this far fewer cars on the road. you'd see in a big city in the u.s. this is no l.a. trying. for new york traffic we believe that says a lot about the economy right our economy is bustling people got. to get there let's go man we're all in our cars for hours a day rushing to our jobs but you've got to think about rushing to we're rushing to watch yeah we're all we all got jobs but a lot of that is because we can't survive without each member of a family working nine to five or worse we haven't paid minimum wage off people struggling to get by then you know our economy is going great is the fix that we should revel in life it is guarded two hours a day to get a

and i went to school with marilyn monroe. she was very homely. [ laughter ] >> she never graduated high school. she divorced her husband which was a highway patrolman and then she blossomed out in the tenth grade. pearl harbor came along and i was interned in camp. i didn't mind being in a camp. and see a water cooler machine gun follow me down. i found out where the water cooler machine gun was when i got in the service. . but in the camp i didn't mind it. like i said, i didn't mind it at all. but three of us, we took the spotlights and we dug under the barb wire fence and went up the river and we made a little place where we could jump in during the summertime. in the camp, we had been lining up to take a shower. the women had to go one place. we would have to wait until the women finish. then we'd go in. it was odd. eating the same way. you had to wait until -- 1643 was mybarracks number. i'll never forget that. you go block by block. if you get sick, you just better look out because there weren't that many doctors there.