mavis staples on the way.rom "glee," from the movie "whiplash" and leaping tall buildings in a single bound. her latest is called "waco." it premieres january 24th on the paramount network. please welcome melissa benoist. [ cheers and applause ] very good to meet you. >> it's so good to meet you. >> jimmy: you know, your billboard was right over our theater for a long time, "supergirl" billboard. every day i'd pull into work and your giant head was right there. [ laughter ] >> i'm so sorry. that sounds terrifying. >> jimmy: no, no. i sent you a photograph on twitter of my daughter jane, who at the time was -- i think she was 2 years old. >> she was little. >> jimmy: she was little -- >> we've never met in the flesh but we've met on social media. >> jimmy: dressed as supergirl. dressed as you. >> and i was jealous of her hunter boots. she was wearing rain bootes under her supergirl tutu. she already has me beat because i work in vancouver and i don't wear rain boots in my suit. >> jimmy: a lot of people are fol

todd mavis, project sponsor. the planning department and some of our neighbors want us to replace our single-family home at 214 state street as a two-unit building. we would like to make clear for us in our opinion it's not fair or reasonable to make this request and we would like to illicit three main reasons as to why we don't think this is feasible to convert 214 state street from a single-family home to two units. first, it's economically not feasible to do this. i'd like to stress that we cannot afford to build two units out of our home at 214 state street, two heating systems, two kitchens, two sets of utilities, two fire-prevention systems, more costly construction methods like fire doors, emergency lighting in common hallways, monthly monitoring for sprinkler systems, monitoring from the city for fire systems, etc. we cannot afford to make our home two units. second, we wouldn't be able to finish our home because i think this is what our neighbors would like us to do, go through multiple hearings, come ba

and music from mavis staples. and now, stay put. here's jimmy kimmel!se ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i'd like to send a special aloha to those watching from hawaii tonight. i can't stop thinkingbo

. >> reporter: they are encouraged by past winners like mavis who hit the $758 million powerball in augustmany are hoping they can also beat the odds. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >> the average american spends $200 a year on lottery tickets. >> our chances of winning even slimmer because none of us has bought a ticket. >> we haven't. >> after seeing that story, i may go buy one. ♪[ music ] ♪ >> bill: no. >> liam: get off me. get off! >> bill: just promise me you'll hear me out. >> liam: i've heard it! okay? you're so terribly sorry! everybody makes mistakes! family means forgiveness! don't you deserve a 3rd, 4th, 5th, 40th freakin' chance? i've heard it! >> bill: yes. yes. [ crying ] i said it. i said all those things. i did. i thought i meant them when i said them, son.

maher, adam levine, sarah hyland, jason jones, melissa benoist, will poulter, and music from ajr, mavismaroon 5. so please join us for that next week. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a multi-oscar nominated actress whom you know from a pile of great performances in "the grifters," "american beauty," "the kids are all right," and many more. her latest is a real-life romantic drama called "film stars don't die in liverpool." it's in theaters now. please welcome annette bening. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you've not been here before. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: it's exciting. i don't know, it's great to have you here. i don't know if your husband, warren beatty, mentioned this. but i met him at the oscars. >> he did. he mentioned that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, what happened? where were you when the whole debacle happened? >> jimmy: what debacle? was there a debacle? [ laughter ] >> no, seriously, where were you? >> jimmy: i was sitting in the audience. i was in like the fourth row. >> no. >> jimmy: getting re

and a lot by mavis staples. signs of the times by harry stiles. chris staple ton's millionaire.one, you have to help me with this one. >> megente. >> i didn't want to butcher that one. this is by dave and willie a few books he enjoyed were a gentleman in moscow. also anything in possible, and sing unburied, sing by desmond ford. >> how many of those songs did you know? >> listen, don't hold me to it. >> i thought i was bad. >>> so many people pledge to get their homes and their finances in order for the new year. so, we are working for you with four relatively painless tips to make that a reality without wasting any of your time, all right. here we go. first, spend 15 minutes a night de-cluttering part of your home. pick a room or cabinet and clean that one space out. that will get your home clean without wasting an entire weekend doing it. all right. then second, automate your bill payments and savings deposits. if you pick one account and make sure you have enough money in it to pay all your bills, you'll never have to worry about scheduling a bill payment again. and as far as

six soldiers emir mavi the injured in an attack in western rakhine state the army says they were attacked by a group called the other can read in just salvation army now this follows a separate incident on friday when homemade bombs were used against a truck transporting government troops. well bangladeshi meum all say they're ready to go ahead with a plan to bring a range of refugees back home aid agencies and the u.n. have called the agreement a false child stratford report test lima begum her husband and three children fled the myanmar military crackdown on the region in late december she says a boatman demanded seventy dollars for each person before he ferried them across the national river into bangladesh more than six hundred fifty thousand rangers have fled across the border in recent months rights groups say myanmar's military killed around seven thousand ranger men women and children in the first month off of the crackdown began in late august but the bangladeshi and myanmar government so already preparing to offer what they describe as voluntary repack she ation for refugees who

. >> reporter: they are encourage by past winners like mavis who hit 758 million-dollar power ball inng they can beat the odd. >> it is great to dream. >> if you play, good luck, good luck, got to play to win. average american spend $200 a year on lottery tickets. >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> a frigid friday, latest in the stretch of bitter weather, as people deal with the brutal cold we can expect them to get wheres before it gets better, kate. >> that is right, we are heading in the coldest part of this cold spell, dangerous cold across the area we will tell you when wind chill warnings and advisory expire and when we will finally start to thaw out. >> reporter: still digging out day after winter weather stopped, shovels were out clearing away the snow, we will check conditions around the region. >>> plus dozens of employees out at philadelphia district attorney's office, and tonight , we are hearing from the d.a.'s office about why those changes wer >>> terrible. i don't like it at all. >> stay indoors, you dent want to be out here. but you have to do what

. >> and "usa today" said there was a mavis pay discrepancy.got $1.5 million for the reshoot. michelle williams was paid less than $1,000. what? the movie was reshot after kevin spacey was replaced. in a previous interview she said make this happen. representatives for mark wahlberg and ridley scott did not respond to comments. a lot of people have questions about this especially since michelle had more scenes and just the disparity. >> they're also represented by the same agency, which is interesting as well. >> not right. not right. >> reporter: one of facebook's early investors and a former mentor to ceo zuckerberg warns of the social media giant's harmless and irreversible effects on society. roger mcnamee argues that facebook has prioritized advertisers and not protected users. mcnamee writes, we are drowning in evidence that there are costs society may not be able to afford. >>> in a new year's pledge zuckerberg admits facebook has a lot of work to do this year. that could reach more than 2 billion monthly active uhers. roger mcnamee is m

john, how is mavis? she is more stable than she was.he got a blood clot in her rightarm, and she got a blood clot in her right arm, but as we speak, the infection is coming under some sort of control, but it there has been setbacks with that and the blood clot drugs have been given so hopefully that will disperse the blood clot in the right arm. you feel that her condition has been exacerbated by the way her case has been dealt with. let's begin with the arrival of the ambulance on 2nd january. how long did it take? well, the doctor came to visit at 12 o'clock. she booked the ambulance for two having seen some other important patients she had to see. the ambulance never came until nine o'clock so we waited seven hours and that was despite ringing up on several occasions to be told after four hours, you know, it should be there. you should be getting near there. you should be getting near the top of the list. in fact, there is no list. 0ther the top of the list. in fact, there is no list. other people come up, you just drop down. and whe