mel, his first name is short for melted butter. his given name is melted butter brooks. he '60s, mel directed a satire about a dictator called the producers. he did it after hitler was dead. you know star wars episode 7 comes out exactly one year from today. as long as we don't get threats from darth vader. now, i like to take a moment if you'll allow me to thank some of the unsung heroes of our staff. four guys that watch tv all day and night. looking for funny and strange moments for us to see. their names are jacks joe jesse and anthony. at the end of the each year, just before they die, they go through all of the great clips that we find. we select the best of the best. time now for nominees for clip of the year 2014. [ applause ] and the nominees are -- [ applause ] for "clip of the year" here's ronny. >> [ laughter ] >> stop and drink the roses. >> -- matched her and her supporters to say a prayer, being hospitalized for a stress-related illness. they'll work together in this harrisburg area. [ cheers and applause ] >> room-o mars. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jim

tonight -- mel brooks. from "into the woods," christine baranski. this year in unnecessary censorship. and music from jenny lewis. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the most of the show thank you for the

. >> the news contin >> right now on jimmy kimmle, mel brooks. >> have a good night and a great weekendxt up, new yea >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- don rickles. kevin harvick. and music from chase wright. and now, after all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. that's very

. >> the ne >> right now on jimmy kimmle, mel brooks. >> have a good night and a great weekend. next up, new year's. >> that't't't't't't't' ♪ welcome to beyond the headlines. i'm cheryl jennings. our show today looks at a topic a of us encounter. blugying. dealing with a bully can be traumatic for people of any age. we see them in schools and social media. for example, when robin williams died, his daughter zelda was called names. bullying can cause physical harm and severe emotional damage to children for a long time. it can lead to difficulty in forming healthy relationships as well as lead to depression, poor self-image and even suicide. governor brown signed a bill to close loopholes made apparent by the case of audrie pott. the sayre toe gatt high school student who was sexually assaulted at a party and explicit pictures were later posted on social media. audrie later died by suicide over the humiliation. reporter david louie filed this report earlier this year why her family and others are supporting the change. >> current state law gave prosecutors no choice but to try au

tonight -- mel brooks. from "into the woods," christine baranski.his year in unnecessary censorship. and music from jenny lewis. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the most of the show thank you for the watching. happy holidays to

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adam: as mel brooks once said, it is good to be the king. history of the world part one.ames freeman. >> great movie. adam: the year of the foreign threat from the rise of the world's richest terror organization to russia's move into 2014, 2014 brought up unprecedented events. we'll look where america goes from here. >>> if you thought the weather over christmas was strange waist until you see what new year's eve has in store for us. do you ever have too much money adam: all right. so between security threats from isis in the middle east to russia in ukraine and crimea, 2014 has prove vern to be the year of a resurgence in foreign threats. peter barnes is in washington with more details for us. peter, can you break it down for us? >> yeah, adam, with isis rampaging across syria and iraq and russia invading the ukraine were not enough for the u.s. to handle in 2014, north korea made it a national security trifecta over hack of sony pictures and movie "the interview" and threat of 9/11 style attacks that showed the movie. mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence comm

>> right now on jimmy kimmle, mel brooks. >> have a good night and a great weekend. next up, new yea >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- don rickles. kevin harvick. and music from chase wright. and now, after all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. that's very nice. i had a feeling, i hope you had a happy thanksgiving and are still on speaking terms with your family. they say we eat more than twice our calories on thanksgiving. i went back for seconds and thirds this year. i thought about going for fourths, but i wanted to give myself something to shoot for. the sunday after thanksgiving is always one of the busiest in the year. and the tsa line in chicago was 1.2 miles long. but well worth it to experience your uncle dan's whisky and string bean breath. and next year, if your name starts with "a" can do thanksgiving first. and did you participate in black friday? there was a lot of senseless violence in norwalk. two women fighting over a barbie doll. if you're a grown-up and you get into a figh

we'll be joined by christine baranski, we'll hear music from jenny lewis, and the comedy genius mel brooks 88 years old, he still kills wherever he goes. not people, but -- he's a murderer and we're going to bring him to justice tomorrow night. our first guest answers to many names including bruce wayne, billy blaze and beetlejuice. he is among the best of the best. now nominated for a golden globe for his great performance in the excellent movie "birdman." it's in theaters now. please welcome michael keaton. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming. >> this is great. >> jimmy: you are dressed very snazly, also. i have to say. >> i show some respect for you. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. usually people come in cargo shorts. i added it up today and i hope that doesn't embarrass you, but we figured out that you already won nine best actor awards for this movie. [ cheers and applause ] which has got to be all of them. and you're nominated for eight more and we're not even -- >> 17. >> jimmy: that would be 17. >> cash involved in this? >> jimmy: you have to tell me. i'd like one of t

my guests and on thursday night, christine baranksi, music from jenny lewis and the incredible mel brooks old, still as sharp and funny as any person could ever be. speaking of sharp and funny, guillermo right now is trying on sweaters. in an attempt to set the world record for -- most sweaters on a person. guillermo? >> yeah? >> jimmy: what's wrong? >> too hot! too much -- >> jimmy: it's what? >> i feel like sausage! >> jimmy: more than usual? >> way more. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, guillermo's got a lot of christmas cheer. guillermo, i've never seen you look less happy. >> you want to come and switch the jobs? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's angry. rarely do we get to see an angry guillermo, but tonight is the night. all right, and he's going to get madder as the show goes on, so stick around. our first guest tonight is responsible for record sales that earned platinum status 134 times over, which i think means a lot of them. his newest, "man against machine." it's available on ghosttunes, on garthbrooks.com and in the usual places, too. please welcome garth brooks. [ cheers and applause ]

and later this week, michael keaton, megyn kelly, christine baranski, the great mel brooks will be heree music from george ezra and jenny lewis. so please join us for all of. that our first guest tonight is a golden fwhoe en globe-winning golden globe-nominated actress. some say she's addicted to golden globes. you can see her acting and singing in the new musical fantasy "into the woods." ♪ no one lives in the woods ♪ there are vows ♪ there are times ♪ there are needs ♪ there are standards ♪ there are shouldn'ts and shoulds ♪ ♪ why not both instead ♪ have a child for warmth ♪ and a baker for bred ♪ and a prince for whatever ♪ never it's these woods >> jimmy: "into the woods." it opens in theaters christmas day. please say hello to emily blunt. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: congratulations. knowing you, it's funny to see you singing. but congratulations. >> i sing all the time. >> jimmy: golden globe nomination. that's exciting. >> it's thrilling. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: where were you when they told you you'd be nominated? >> um,

i think that is one of those things -- not that mel brooks or woody allen ever did that, but i thinkis following in that lead of great comedians who can do that very proudly, being a proper director. >> clint eastwood is, as well. >> and mel gibson and a lot of people who have turned, you know, and you talk to people, julie delpy, who can work on both sides. angelina jolie is doing it right now. he is definitely one of those, because he has got a voice and stories he wants to tell. he is got a perspective he wants to share. >> what does rosario want? >> everything. i have a lot of things that i do all of the time. i did take that break that i needed after this movie. i am glad i did not do it before this movie. i did it after. i got to end on a really high note. after this film. >> what did you learn? >> it was not like i had so much of a break. i have a latino organization that turned 10 years old, and i work with a girls club, and i have a company i just started in ghana that we are using as a social enterprise to make impact in there. so it was not like i was not working, but i ju

they report people on reddit compared it to the mel brooks spoof space balls., people registered mere racist shock. but few corners of the internet turned to the internal logic of the star wars universe to appeal the presence of a black storm trooper. didn't the prequels reveal all storm troopers were white clones? now, y'all know the star wars universe isn't real, right? he had his own thoughts on the matter which he posted on his instagram. first thanking the majority and adding, to whom it may concern, get used to it, smiley face. meanwhile, other social media galaxies far, far away super fans of the star wars franchise got creative. creating the menes like this one. and this homemade trailer built entirely of lee ggos. 3.2 million views and counting. on the tv side ledger, like myself, you're still making this face over the deft a major character on "the walker dead." suffice it to say, the writers killed off a major character in midseason finale and all of twitter to weep like children with coal in their stockings on christmas morning. some are not pleased

. >> it was interesting, mel brooks' comments, he waited until hitler was dead to mock him. there has been some criticism that says, was this over the top in the way kim jong-un was portrayed. what do you say to that? >> i haven't seen the film. i don't know. i think you can obviously argue was this movie in poor taste or was it not on both sides? that's always the conversation when you are dealing with sat tire. we had james adomian playing a fictitious george bush. is this in poor taste or not? i think that's the beauty of art in comedies like this. >> john nolte, first of all, welcome to "meet the press." you spend a lot of time covering media and hollywood. you wrote a defense of sony here. it was surprising to a lot of your conservative followers. you defended sony's decision to delay the release. it is not up to sony to fight the government. they kept their product viability. i don't think it is a good precedent if you are threatened to qu to squandor an $80 million investment. people saying they should have streamed it. there is still a win that can be pulled out of t

. >> 100 percent, i think that is one of the things, i mean, not that mel brooks or woody allen -- ihink he is following in that lead of great comedians who could absolutely transition and wear that hat very proudly and very well of being a proper director. >> rose: clint eastwood as well. >> uh-huh, i think really, mel gibson son a lot of people who have turned, can do, ethan hawking jewel difficult -- who can work on both sides, angelina jolie is doing it right now, people are capable of doing that and definitely one of those people because he has a voice and has stories he wants to tell and perspective he wants to share. >> rose: what does rosario dawson want? >> everything. i have. >> you know, i have a lot of things i do all the time i am working on all the time. i did take that break after -- that i needed after this movie, i am glad i didn't do it before this movie, i did it after and got to end on a high note. >> rose: after this film? >> after this film, i didn't work for a year. >> rose: what did you learn? >> it wasn't like so i took so much of a break, i have my voting or

. >> watching life of brian, mel brooks version. >> interesti ining choice. >> it's where you have to have to see where the red flags are. brilliant films. you know. there's so much to see. charlton heston. >> of course. >> burt lancaster. oh, hey, mate. thank you very much. and, uh -- and then reading the torah. that was something that was a real eye-opener for me. i had never read from the the beginning through to the end. i discovered moses is one of the most fascinating, challenging, and come plet characters i have ever read about. sense the relevance and why his story has resonated for mill len ya. >> you said at one point he was barbar barbaric. >> and i think if you feel that way, read the entire torah. our film is focused on the relationship between moses and ramses. numbers 31, 14-18 is quite well known. >> not only the relationship between moses and ramses. and the relationship between moses and god. i was struck. all movie goers will be on how ridley chose to portray god. what did you make of the choice? >> i think it is a bold choice. he's a messenger of god. moses wrestle

. >> watching life of brian, mel brooks' version of moses. do something with as much weight and gravitas as this, you have to see where the red flags are. when you can go, unintentionally funny. and they're bill yant films any way, you know. there's so much to see. charlton heston. of course. >> i was going to say, charlton heston. >> burt lancaster. oh, hey, mate. thank you very much. and, uh -- and then reading the torah. that was something that was a real eye-opener for me. i had never read the torah from the beginning through to the end. i discovered moses is one of the most fascinating, challenging, and complete characters i have ever read about. hence the relevance and why his story has resonated for millenia. >> you said at one point he was barbaric. it stirs up controversy. >> i suggest that people that find it controversial read the entire torah. i'm not talking about a passage that's within the film that we made. our film is focused on the relationship between moses and ramses. but there's passage that comes later. numbers 31, 14-18

brooke. rely on you to bring information down there. stand by. may use your camera as well. want to get my panel in. guests here. become to melnell belcher. so we are seeing here -- what police have planned. new york city police officers, police department deals with the issues all the time and crowds. >> we have specialized training for the cops. you know, in, in -- in, in riot control. they have demonstrations you. can see that in the way the cops are responding. >> cornell, you know, as, we have been sort of comparing -- what has happened, what we saw play out in ferguson. what we saw play out here. it is a tale of two cities. beauty of it. brook was talking about it. white people. black, being arrested. beauty of it. a lot of times. a political hack as you know. i will go to the politics of it. a lot of times we look to put people. sort of tribalize, and put people in their corners and make political calculations. a lot of the politicians sitting back. trying to figuree out, their political calculations here. and thought that, sort of the, the downside for weighing into, an issue look this. when you see the diverse, mass