. >> shoer shared her insecurities about body image before, so, the comedy that also star s michel williamsusy phillipps fits right in the with amy's manifesto. >> this is the thing i wanted to communicate at the same time. all i want to do is make people laugh and feel better and i feel like this is -- the story does just that. ♪ what's your number? give me your phone, i want to give you my number. don't chicken out, son. >> i'm going to love it. alicia vikander is showing her own body confidence in the new tomb raider. she did some intense workouts to get lara croft cut, and i was with the trainer who made it happen. >> i wanted her to be a strong, physical girl. so, i started to gain muscle and gain strength. 12 hours a day. i mean, this is 45 min yous in the morning. >> how much muscle did alicia put on? >> i think she gained 12 pounds? >> really? >> yeah. >> and was that all muscle? >> yeah. >> i know what you're thinking. at 5'5" and 117 pounds, alicia's a tiny woman to begin with. but check out this before and after. how did she get those abs and tomb raider fit? >> i started three m

his mother abigail getty, gail getty, played by michelle williams, was a formidable character.ean, really, she battled the empire she said to get the money from john paul getty. she almost negotiated with the kidnappers and it was really an incredible thing. how important was it for you to really represent that strong woman in that way? >> i would never normally do it unless i couldn't get a handle on to what actually happen and this story telling is essential. otherwise i wouldn't do it. and so from that, we connected with gail getty who is now a formidable 82, 83 and and at the end of it when i talked to her said said, oh, well, thank god it's a good film. >> can i ask you about the pay dispute? that's become incredibly public that all your big stars agreed to act for scale during the reshoot except for mark wahlberg who was holding out for $1.5 million while michelle was getting $1,000. and then it turns out that actually she anyway got much less than him. >> but i can side step that saying i don't deal with that as a creative director, i'm not the producer. >> but what do y

we've miles to go, and i'm so glad that the story about the disparity of pay between the great michelle williamsinated for two 0scars, and mark wahlberg has come out, because i knew those facts myself, and it wasn't my story to tell. and it's so egregious, i'm grateful that it's become public. now, are we the most relatable, are we the most well—placed? i don't know. they reached out to us, and our collective and individual empathy and understanding is absolutely with them. you know, we responded to their identification with us, because, you know, it doesn't... whether it's the server who gets her bum pinched, or the factory worker who's harassed by the line boss, or the female janitor who's trapped in a building after hours with men who threaten her, we experience it in the brain stem the same way. any kind of threat is a physiological experience, and it doesn't matter what the pay is, or what the setting is. men and women experience it the same, and that's really what we're addressing. trump and his supporters do tend to portray people in your business as out—of—touch elites, liberals who know

so the comedy that stars naomi campbell, michelle williams, fits right in with amy's manifesto. >> thisicate at the exact time. i just want to make people laugh and feel better. i feel like this story does that. ♪ >> number 118. >> what's your number? >> what's your number? give me your phone. >> are you still talking to me? >> here's something just as hilarious. james cordon in a rap battle. >> it does not get it happened on his late night mow. but how did it come together? james tells all to us. >> did you realize that his rap skills were that hard core? >> i had a feeling. i had a lunch. that's why we asked if she would do it. >> you'll never be satisfied until you find a way to get attention, deep fried. >> we started calling around our office. >> women are forced to be reckoned with, and you've been to hel and back. >> when is j.t. taping a musical ride along? >> you said you would do one with j.t. if it made sense, if he's dropping music. can you do something >> i we would love to. the door is always open whenever he wants to swing by, for sure. >> he takes on a classic of peter r

michelle williams. zac efron. zendaya. it's a phenomenal movie.you're the one that reminded us earlier that you need a steering wheel in the car. >>> she's a fan. before we run out of time. lots of buzz about "a wrinkle in time" premiering march 9th. at amc theaters teaming up with color of change to provide tickets to underprivileged families. that's very, very cool. one more movie note. i am a huge fan of flaming hot cheetos. i put them in hot sauce. a lot of people are fans of flaming hot cheetos. we never thought there would be a movie about them though. however, richard montagnes started as a janitor at frito-lay. he took a batch of unflavored pieces of cheeto, without the powder on them. took them home. added spices. he's inspired by the corn with the chili powder rubbed on it. it's a mexican delicacy. the rest is history. he became one of frito-lay's top bosses. because of the success of flaming hot cheetos. they're doing a movie on his life. so inspiring. following his dream. the creativity shows. >> you think it's as good as "greatest sho

and so that morning at chapel my wife michelle on the left and ginger williams, the chaplain's wife, give the clintons some gifts that had hung on the chapel walls for eight years. and that evening we have a little farewell ceremony in the hangar, and this is senator-elect clinton. this is hen she won the -- this is when she won the new york senatorial rouse. we give some milk bones to buddy, say good-bye to chelsea, last moments, last night at camp david at least as the president and first lady, senator-elect. every c.o. talks about saying good-bye to a president. again, as a person. you see this family, you kind of get to know them, you're kind of in their world though not of their world, and you say good-bye. and then that's it. at the landing zone that night, 10:00, cold, dark, the clintons were saying good-bye, and chelsea turns to me, and she hands me two stuffed animals. a panda and a cat. she says, commander, i'd like you to give these to your daughters. i've had them for eight years in my room here at aspen, and i'd like them to have them as a memory. very gracious, nice thi

fox's juan williams just argued that the three strongest challenges would all be african-american women, oprah, michelle california. is it true? brit hume joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. is it true? do you think diversity kept barack obama's two terms entirely scandal free? >> i don't think it was entirely scandal free. you just mentioned a couple of examples and there's another one, kind of a howler, his secretary of state so recklessly mishandled classified information that she was very nearly indicted in many legal experts think she should have been. i would rate that is a big scandal. i don't think diversity had anything to do with it one way or another. it certainly argues against the idea that it was scandal free. it wasn't. >> tucker: it's funny, though. the former president -- and to his credit, he hasn't been -- this was an off the record comment that got reported. he hasn't been in the news really come and i think that is exactly what a former prevacid and should be coming out around. however, it seems a little early to be rewriting the history of administration i just ended. doesn'

william, ♪ mr. telephone man >> the telephone was first skpiblted here in 187 6 hello? >> hey, michelle. it's me.heck out the musical stairs at the museum of science. any famous steps in philly with their owen sound track? [ theme from "rocky" playing ] >> no way, not today. if you want to follow in philly's footsteps, take a stroll through the italian market here in south philly. >> or you could hit the north end and try a cannoli at maria's pastry stop. hey, rob. leave the camera and take a cannoli. >> don't touch the cannolis. >> prefer a toe nut? just don't ask for boston cream here at dotty's doughnuts. they're banned until the eagles win the super bowl. >> get this. the river here has banned anything associated with philadelphiadi smith, sylvester stallone, and actual eagles. >> not a problem for ritz and glory. the two bald eagles are perfectly comfortable here at the philadelphia zoo, which, by the way, was america's first. >> boston key was america's first subway. >> get this. the first ferry was here on the river. i bet george washington would have loved a boat like this. >> cool your j

michelle is upset about it. >> i think it's terrible the new name, booking holdings so generic who thought that was a good idea >> bring back williamtner. >> yeah. exactly. exactly. >> i don't get it. >> it was a great brand. great brand. >> thank you let's get to the bond pits rick santelli at cme good morning >>> good morning if you look up at the board, 2.26, we continue to march higher in all rates. the short maturities are mostly in line with the fed, they're marching, so we count back to the fall of 2008 we will for a while considering that year we traded over 3%. it is up four base points f, th po-ye 30-year unchanged. let's look at some year to date charts two-year, up 38 basis points european two-year, up 12 basis points on the year our ten-year note yield, toying with a half percent. 50 basis points. right now off those 2.90 yields we traded at yesterday up 47. bund yields up 28, hovering at 71 the reason i bring this up, we've seen some differences, expansions in the differences between u.s. rates and european rates. every time it expand it puts pressure on mario draghi and the ecb. that's avoiding the whole notion that