to go from "the wire" to "tremÉ" "the michael j. fox show to -- to "the michael j. still producing -- we won a tony -- it is that diversity a pride myself on. tavis: how does comedy tester chops? >> comedy tests your chops, especially in children when you are doing comedy on stage, it's great. you have the audience to read they are like another actor in the scene. you feed off of them. quiet,, when everyone is it is all about timing. the key to that is to be authentic. once again, be in the moment. if you play the moment truthfully, the humor will be there. tavis: i've got 45 seconds. speaking of plain truthfully, everybody knows michael j fox's condition. how has that pictured -- factored into the storyline? >> just like his life. it doesn't take over his entire life. it is just a part of his life. as he says, everybody has their bag of hammers they have to deal with. that just happens to be his. he is still a family man. he is still a craftsman. that shows his entire life. we try to show the humor and fun in his whole life, not just that one aspect. -- i can'tell p

from the greatest television of all time, "the wire" currently "the michael j. fox show," wendell pierce. and he's probably getting more hate mail at cnn than i am, don lemon. good guys. party gets started already. salud. all right. in detroit people are pointing to an influx of galleries, pop-up restaurants. there's no doubt -- i don't doubt that in the future sooner or later, hopefully sooner, detroit will improve. things will get better. it may contract, it may be different, but it will get better. >> it will. and it's going to look a lot different though. >> who will live in the detroit of the future? that's the question i'm asking here. >> i kind of figured where you were going with that. i think detroit will be even more diverse. it won't be as dark a city as it is now. right? and so there's going to be a lot of justification and people with money, younger people like we saw in your story. people who like, you know, these unique kinds of foods are going to move into detroit. >> should thin crust pizza, whole foods, cup cakes, should they be the right of every

wendell is on "the michael j. fox show" thursdays at 9:30. roy's book is in stores now. ♪ >>> pity the salary man. tokyo's willing cog in an enormous machine requiring long hours, low pay, total dedication. and sometimes, what's called koroshi, death by overwork. here in a society of tight spaces, the pressure is on to keep up appearances, to do what's expected, to not let the interior life become exterior.

i mean, the man has got to focus on governing new jersey with michael j. fox and jimmy fallon! i just hope he has time to record his not running for president robocalls. >> hi, this is chris christie. i'm not running for anything, i'm focused on being governor of new jersey. stop calling me! i don't want to play these sorts of beltway games. speaking of which, boy, somebody needs to change the culture of d.c. christie, 2016. two completely unrelated words. 143,000 jobs. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: okay, cable news? you got the message? i just hope he doesn't have to say that again. but if he does, he's available next sunday. we'll be right back. rs andeers and (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. please welcome peter baker. (cheers and applause) hey, peter, nice to have you on. mr. baker, sir, you are the chief white house correspondent for the "new york times". >> yeah. >> stephen: did you have to shift gears between the bush administration and the obama administration? because you guys were so tough on bush and so in love with obama. (laughter) >

he made a cameo on nbcs michael j. fox show where he poked fun. >> mike, great to see you. thanks for having me on. >> you're crushing my hand. >> i'm mike henry. we are going speak to the governor of new jersey, chris christie. >> thanks for having me. i find your story so inspiring. in fact, i think it's so inspiring, there's been a lot of speculation, i feel so inspired, i think i should make an announcement so mike -- >> in the meantime, "time" magazine defending their cover story titled the elephant in the room. critics are saying it makes fun of his weight. the magazine insists it was a reference to hit quote, out sized influence to the party. he'll be a guest on sunday's "meet the press." >>> twitter soared in the market debut. all three indexes down and down sharply. the s&p had the worst day in weeks. dow is down 152 points. steve, good morning. >> it was one of those head scratching days. was it down because of earnings or because we have come so far or gdp figures were better than some expected which means we are likely to get it earlier rather than later. is it

we do a lot with michael j. fox.he world's largest parkinson's community and how can we best prevent it and being part of the cure. >> as health care and technology are finding more opportunities working together, this marriage is so exciting. should we be concerned about this personal information getting beyond ourselves, getting in the wrong person's hands? >> i think there's a huge advantage of having a big data set of health care information. my goal is you walk into the doctors office and they could say you're five years away from being diabetic based on your behavior patterns. we want to have that kind of information to say you need to make these changes in order to prevent any kind of disease. >> are you getting the buy-in from consumers or are they worried about privacy? >> privacy is a huge priority for 23andme. we have no business if we can't guarantee your privacy. but what we've also found is people want to share this information. you might get your genetic data and you might want to share it with your ph

can you see him on "the michael j. fox show" on nbc. thank you for taking the time to be here and congratulates on what you have done. it's really amazing. >> thank you. >> what strikes me is you found these food deserts. clearly, other people know about this but didn't think the demand was there. you look eight and say, no, there is demand. >> first of all, it came from the response to katrina. my community was destroyed. i started to realize the commercial districts weren't coming back as well. i put out a call to action and once we demonstrated that it was coming back, american industry would gladly tap into that market pleas. i realized there were so many areas not just because of our disaster but for whatever reasons american industry was risk adverse and they weren't coming in. i thought that's not true. i know those communities. i know how they are populated people who demonstrated loyalty to your product and brand and traveled the distance to get to your store to demonstrate that. in turn, they ask you come into their community.

you can see him on the michael j. fox show on nbc.nks for taking time to join us here. >> thank you. >> really appreciate it. >> good to be here. >> congratulations on what you've done. >> thank you. thank you. >> it is really amazing. and what strikes me is that you found this opportunity, these food deserts, right? and clearly other people know about this and just didn't think the demand was there. you looked at it and said, no, there is demand. >> it came from the response to katrina. my community was destroyed. we started to rebuild houses, encouraging people to come back. then i started to realize the commercial districts weren't coming back as well. so i put out, you know, a call to action and thought that once we showed and demonstrated the population was coming back, american industry would gladly try to tap into that marketplace. and i started to realize there was so many areas and not just because of our disaster, but for whatever reasons, american industry was risk averse and they weren't coming in and i thought that's not

if you look like pacy from "dawson's creek" or maybe michael j fox from the '80s, apparently you get no love. >> jeddedia, you're not on the list. >> under my name it says that the -- so i do owe you everything. >> there is no chemistry between us. i find you odous. i'm not close enough to smell her. i can only see her. she makes me sick to my stomach. i don't even know why she's here. you know where they left off? by the way, this whole exercise was click bait and tv bait. mediaite was hoping shows would cover this. we were the only show that did because we weren't on the list. but nobody else did anybody. they left off, follow the trend here, lou dobbs, bill o'reilly. governor huckabee, they were ageist. older men that don't like -- unlike jedia, they don't like older men. >> i don't discriminate when it comes to race, i just like older men. >> you like them when they're writing out that will. >> exactly. >> when they're saying your kids hate you. i love you. your kids hate you. >> none of us are getting any younger. >> nothing to look forward to. but this kind of thing, mediait pe

. >>> chris christie made a brief appearances on michael j. fox' sitcom.aking light of a possible presidential bid. he said it was taped a few months ago. anderson, back to you. >> thanks very much. that's all we have for this edition of 360. thanks for joining us. >>> pity the salary man. tokyo's willing cog in an enormous machine requiring long hours, low pay, total dedication. and sometimes, what's called koroshi, death by overwork. here in a society of tight spaces, the pressure is on to keep up appearances, to do what's expected, to not let the interior life become exterior. but at night, things are different.

. >> nbc michael j. fox i don't know, michael j. fox show? >> it is. 100 points for mellissa.h the question, after being declared the winner tuesday night ken cuccinelli refused to report what custom mary. >> call the winner. >> he refused to call the winner, terry mcauliffe. we go to the end of the round. mellissa, the early lead with 300 points, alex with 200. moving up from negative territory with that correct answer, but now things start to get a littlewhile wild because we move to the 200 point round. again, you are penalized. you get big points, 100 second on the clock. first 200 point question is this, sporting a nifty pair of glasses, this former candidate returned to iowa on thursday and said, if i was making a plan for 2016, coming to iowa early an often would be. >> rand paul. >> encorrect. >> wrong. >> alex. >> rick perry is direct correct. big twin there, a reader revolt participated the departmenture of guns and ammo after they published an editorial in favor of what, alex? >> gun control. >> 200 more points for alex. politico reported this week that this nationa

and by the way that include michael j. fox.s really -- that helps explain why mayor ford has vowed to stay in office. he has vowed to stay. maybe he shouldn't step down. yeah, he occasionally smokes crack, you know toronto is one of the greatest, fastest growing cities in north america. excuse a guy for wanting to celebrate a little. shocking development last night on dancing with the stars, when i say shocking, not at all shocking. the story goes like this. elizabeth berkeley, may recall was on show "saved bay the bell" was eliminated after earning one of three perfect scores. she got two of them this season. when viewer votes were factored in. last night she was eliminated. comedian who had the lowest judge's score, every week for the last month. was safe. that resulted in an unimaginable amount of sorrow for dancing with the stars' judges. >> on this ninth week of comb pa tishgs t -- competition t. lowest score, therefore leaving right now is elizabeth and val. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: wow, that's -- [ cheers and applause ] clearly our

. >>> chris christie made a brief appearances on michael j. fox' sitcom.lf making light of a possible presidential bid. he said it was taped a few months ago. anderson, back to you. >> thanks very much. that's all we have for this edition of 360. thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us. "piers morgan live" is up next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, warren buffet is a self made man. when he talks, everybody listens. he joins me with his son and grandson for a fascinating and revealing interview. howard g. is the author of "40 chances, finding hope in a hungry world." it's filled with hope and inspiring stories. the three buffets join me now. >> know you

. >>> chris christie made a brief appearances on michael j. fox' sitcom.self making light of a possible presidential bid. he said it was taped a few months ago. anderson, back to you. >> thanks very much. that's all we have for this edition of 360. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight on "crossfire" the president and his obama care team are on an apology tour. >> i want to go in and fix it myself but i don't write code. >> why can some politicians admit they were wrong? >> i take full responsibility for my own actions. >> how profoundly sorry i am. >> while others can't? on the left, stephanie cutter. on the right, kevin madden. in the crossfire, rout marcus who supports obama care and grover norquist who opposes it. is apologizing shrewd politics or just sorry? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire."

hillary clinton in the top role, and new jersey governor chris christie guest-starring on the michael j. foxood help? i guess it's the culture we live in, the pop culture, these kind of things are expected. they get kind of tiresome. you don't think so? >> you know what? i will tell you are right. it is tiresome but it works. hollywood raises money. hollywood attracts people and hollywood carries a lot of weight. and i think in this race, it's -- even though christie has not said, i'm running week feeling -- we're feeling he may run and who belter to come up against celebrity clintonite, hollywoodite, than chris christie. not everybody can appeal to hollywood and not everybody does it embrace and the fact that -- look, you have pelosi going on letterman, you have ted cruz that went on jay leno. so, obviously it works, and i wouldn't be surprised in the next big presidential campaign if you see campaign strategists and managers incorp -- incorporating publicists and hollywood media. >> if they don't know you and see you can be funny like chris christie, when he was on lettererman he was eatin

he is currently costarring in the new nbc comedy series "the michael j. foxw" and is reprising his role as antoine batiste on the emmy-winning "tremÉ." he returns to hbo this sunday for his final five episodes. a conversation with wendell pierce coming up right now. ♪ ♪

wendell is on nbc on "the michael j. fox show" thursdays at 9:30. roy's book "l.a.. and also pick up a copy of marcus' autobiography. good night, guys. thank you. \s >>> help is now on the way in the philippines. >>> top intelligence officials punished in a navy sandal involving bribes, trips, prostitutes and how far up does this misconduct go? >>> the shocking behavior richie incognito says is accepted in the locker room and why it's more brotherhood than bullying. he says it's

. >>> chris christie made a brief appearances on michael j. fox' sitcom. he played himself making light of a possible presidential bid. he said it was taped a few months ago. anderson, back to you. >> thanks very much. that's all we have for this edition of 360. thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us. "piers morgan live" is up next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, warren buffet is a self made man. when he talks, everybody listens. he joins me with his son and grandson for a fascinating and revealing interview. howard g. is the author of "40 chances, finding hope in a hungry world." it's filled with hope and inspiring stories. the three buffets join me now. >> know you warren but maybe not familiar with howard or hwb. give me an assessment how it start id the. >> it started slow. for the first two or three years we were thinking about putting him out for adoption. [ laughter ] >> but he has developed into a terrific human being and i'm proud of him and love backing him and his charitable work, and he's done the same with his so

here he is on the new "michael j. fox show." >> we'll be speaking to the governor of new jersey, chris christie. governor, welcome. >> mike, thanks for having me. i'm so glad to see you back doing your job. i find your story so inspiring. in fact i think it's so inspiring that there's been a lot of speculation about things and i feel so inspired that i think i should make an announcement, so mike -- >> a little snooze there. mitt romney saying that governor christie could save the republican party but then again, as was noted by kelly, mitt romney wasn't a conservative favorite either. >> right. the question with christie, it's all about his temperament plays. on the one hand for the republican base, they're going to remember that christie was the guy paling around with president obama. there was that great "saturday night live" sketch where he was just lavishing praise on obama. obviously in the republican base, they hate obama so maybe that cuts the wrong way. on the other hand, we're talking about a very fiesty guy, a

re-election win, new jersey governor chris christie made his primetime acting debut last night on "the michael j. foxhow." >> we'll be speaking to the governor of new jersey, chris christie. governor, welcome. >> mike, thanks for having me. i'm so glad to see you back doing your job and i find your story so inspiring. in fact it's so inspiring there's been a lot of speculation about things. i think i should make an announcement, so mike -- >> and that's going to wrap up this hour of "jansing & co." i'm chris jansing. richard lui, who was just named one of the 50 sexiest tv news anchors. >> you really are? >> is in for thomas roberts. >> you can tell the validity of that poll because you're not on it. i paid a whole 25 cents for that. >> congratulations, mr. lui, who's been blushing all morning. >> chris jansing, thank you so much. have a great weekend. the agenda next hour, president obama says he's sorry for the problems with the health care rollout. but is sorry good enough? and will the republicans stop pointing fingers and come up with real solutions? chuck todd, michael steele and kiki mclean jo

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he appeared on "the michael j. fox" show thursday. and last night, he headed over to jimmy fallon. he noted this morning that his accommodations were less than satisfactory, pointing to a supply closet and tweeting, thank you, jimmy fallon, for showing me how special guests get special treatment. fallon wrote a note saying, perhaps trying to mend fences. ♪ >> thank you, governor chris christie, for winning a second term as governor of new jersey and proving that whenever you run, it ends in a landslide. welcome to the gallery. how do you react when you first see this? it looks kind of like a dancer? reality check: some 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like maps. seems like maybe... a bunch of berries. this one feels more empty. what do you see here? clearly a picture of the united states. check the map. verizon's superfast 4g lte is the most reliable, and in more places than any other 4g network. i should switch to verizon immediately. that's powerful. verizon. the lg g2: featuring an intuitive rear-key design and 13-megapixel camera. >>> last night at seattle international a

for biking and 25 cents for walking or running including autism speak, habitat for humanity and michael j foxed $300,000 and money goes to help feed hungry children in the united states and it provided 1.3 million meals and on shop.com and retailers including amazon, 800-flowers and apple will give to a charity of your choice. >> people want to do good and want to give back but in this economy they don't have money and don't have time and doing good is not convenient so we take your simple daily actions and giving ways to give back the way you live your life. >> reporter: why would some of the biggest corporation rayes in the world partner with companies like these to raise money for charity? experts say it can boost their bottom lines. >> they see evidence they will get more people to buy their product. >> in fact, a survey found 89% of participants will be likely to switch from one brand to another that is associated with a good cause but give your cause and your cause-related advertiser a close look. >> look at the finances. you need to look at who is in charge, the governance and look for