i'm here with jim parsons! you're a big enough fan of movies that you can summarize what they're about in just five seconds. >> i -- >> jimmy: it's time to play a a game called "five second summaries." here we go. ♪ one two three four five second summaries ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. now here's how the game works. i have a stack of cards right here. each card has a movie title on it. as soon as you look at the card, you have five seconds to describe the plot of the movie, the best you can, and try to make me guess what movie it is. >> okay. >> jimmy: you can't use any of the words in the title. >> okay. >> jimmy: or say any of the actors' names. >> okay. >> jimmy: you're just describing the plot of the movie. >> okay. >> jimmy: in five seconds. >> okay. >> jimmy: ready for this? >> yeah, i want to hold it though. >> jimmy: all right, you can hold it. like osmosis. maybe getting a hint? >> no it's just i need to be ready to go. >> jimmy: all right, here -- ready? now we're going to put five se

ago and brought before us i strongly supported it and moved to have it gone forward the contractor parsons go forward for the simple reason i've familiar with that firm and when they were working on the presidio pack way project in the early 2000 i strongly urge you to go forward and accept what transportation wants you to do because i think they definitely deserve it been working on treasure island and the off-ramps and doing a lot of work i know who they are and familiar with them i - i urge you to support this project and thank you. >> ms. sacks any other speakers public comment is closed. >> colleagues a motion on this item. >> so moved. >> seconded by commissioner yee colleagues without objection thank you sir next item. >> introduction of new items. >> i see no items from commissioners open up for public comment is there anyone that would like to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. item number 6. >> general public comment. >> mr. yip. >> tuesday morning i'm yip official harmony for political circles having harmony of ones heart and spirit for the coloration and kindness wors

ago and brought before us i strongly supported it and moved to have it gone forward the contractor parsons go forward for the simple reason i've familiar with that firm and when they were working on the presidio pack way project in the early 2000 i strongly urge you to go forward and accept what transportation wants you to do because i think they definitely deserve it been working on treasure island and the off-ramps and doing a lot of work i know who they are and familiar with them i - i urge you to support this project and thank you. >> ms. sacks any other speakers public comment is closed. >> colleagues a motion on this item. >> so moved. >> seconded by commissioner yee colleagues without objection thank you sir next item. >> introduction of new items. >> i see no items from commissioners open up for public comment is there anyone that would like to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. item number 6. >> general public comment. >> mr. yip. >> tuesday morning i'm yip official harmony for political circles having harmony of ones heart and spirit for the coloration and kindness wors

preacher,the fighting they cost in the fighting -- they called him the fighting parson. his wife wanted to come to the battlefield and take him home. meeting withvate president lincoln and he wrote her a pass to go out to where the fighting was. she picked up her husband and took him home. he had been shot pretty bad. he would have a lifetime of pain and such. he went out and started establishing churches around some of the western states. then, a few years later, he decided he missed the army. he could not be a fighting man anymore so during the indian wars, the apache wars here in arizona, he enlisted as a chaplain. he got to arizona because he was stationed there. he came up in 1888 with the army and he immediately thought, this is a place i want to be. of the riverim nile country and i think at heart he was a farmer. here. the opportunities he rode horseback -- or actually on this mule. all overthat the mule the valley looking for just the right place. he wanted to start a community that was more religious than phoenix, which had a reputation at that time. the army k

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parson weems is holding back the curtain on his own invented myth. compare it with charles wilson peal's self portrait, artist in his museum from 1822. in case you don't get the spoof, wood literally frames his composition around the imagery of charles wilson peal's famous 1822 portrait. peal is drawing the curtain bcke on history. like weems' story, it's an artificial fabrication. his specimens are a reality frozen in time. grant wood's washington is static and unchanging like the stuff birds on display. he's the same at 8 as he was at 64. grant wood's other famous image, daughters of revolution, not even daughters of the revolution, he wanted to show how stodgy blue-haired ladies like this can serve as the establishment against the kind of movement that gave birth to the united states in the first place. they are supposed to be the daughters of the american revolution, the dar. grant wanted to show by 1932 how much they had betrayed that legacy by becoming in turn an establishment against which people like grant wood would be happy to revolt. it's

. >>> coming up, emmy award winning actor jim parsons will be here to talk about his latest genius role the future of his hit sitcom. >>> and the year in review. the historic events and people we were all talking about in 2016. >>> but first on a thursday morning, these the flu virus. it's a really big deal. and with fever, aches, and chills, mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. don't kid around with the flu, call your doctor within the first 48 hours of symptoms and ask about prescription tamiflu. attack the flu virus at its source with tamiflu, an antiviral that helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu in liquid form is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of s

in the mirror, from tony parson, who was george michael's higher refund but he wrote this in 2011 whenying from pneumonia in a vienna hospital and it was about the 30 years he had known him and he says that george went from being too fat, ron smart too stupid, from straight to overtly gay, from a responsible driver to someone who crashed into a shop. it is that celebrity and all the interviews i heard from george michael, there was this conundrum, this lack of self—confidence despite this amazing talent. "in the mirror, in his words, there is no such thing as a relu cta nt words, there is no such thing as a reluctant star, stars are almost a lwa ys reluctant star, stars are almost always people who want to make up for their weaknesses by being loved by the public and i no exception. it is interesting he had that tag. what he really wanted was claimed, that he really wanted was claimed, that he craved it, never thinking what fame brought and what it meant. with an came a nice big house, any car he wanted. ina an came a nice big house, any car he wanted. in a sense, he was quite naive ab

. ♪ tim: a spiritual memorial filled with love for a spiritual parson who loved so deeply. >> so privilegederience her love and caring. ♪ friendscia mccauley's call that tricia's light, that illuminated every part of her life, from the yoga studio where she talked to the washington stage. >> she had a lot of talent. norton said that her imagination ran wild when she disappeared on christmas. she failed to show up to a dinner, then missed a flight to visit her family. tuesday, her body was discovered in the trunk of her car, which was discovered stolen, who the police have charged a man with murder for. >> to have everything in your imagination come true is a nightmare. tim: friends channeling their grief into love. >> the world is a darker place without her. tim: we still don't know the motive of the murder. your arraignment is tomorrow at 1:00. -- the arraignment is tomorrow at 1:00. tim barber, abc 7 news. michelle: the man accused in mccauley's murder, johnson, will be arraigned tomorrow in d.c. superior court, as tim mentioned. the 7 on your side reviewed his criminal history and found

france 24's chief foreign editor, robert parsons. russian investigators have found the lockbox of the plane that crashed into the sea on monday. -- have found the black box of the plane that crashed into the sea on monday. among the passengers were dozens of seamers -- dozens of singers from russia's military choir. they were going to perform at a news years -- add a new year concert. all makes of that plane have been grounded until it has answers. thomas lowe told us more about the discovery of the flight recorder today. thomas: this is being referred to as the main blacks box -- the main black box. it will be flown back to moscow in the next few hours, where they will be trying to decrypt the information on there. between days and weeks, depending on what has happened to the black box and the condition they find it when they open it up. the second black box has been located in the tale of the plane. but that has not been brought to the surface yet. continues.earch now 13 bodies have been pulled from the water. that search is going

bob parsons and the arizona commerce authority for making this happen. >> reporter: having your state appear in commercials or film is not only exciting and good for tourism but it can also be lucrative. phil says that's where film for arizona comes in. let people know that we are here and it is possible to film in other locations besides those with established film offices. >> reporter: for a while they have been trying to drum up funds for the state's effort to house one film office. thanks to the founder of godaddy and a few other familiar names, that plan has been put into action. >> luckily we have the support of the city of phoenix film office, tuscon, and other film offices around the state, so hopefully process happen quicker to get up and running. >> reporter: he describes the project as a big battle but says the payoff will far outweigh the challenge. >> to be able to unite all of the different government agencies, it's going to create a much more seamless service for the production companies when they want to make somethng here in arizona. >> reporter: we are told that a up

. >> reporter: across the street for the last day and a half, scott parsons watched investigators take over his neighbor's home. >> my questions of course are why. >> reporter: yesterday, firefighters battling a blaze inside stumbled on the body of the widow who lived there for decades. even after her husband passed away earlier this year. >> i hadn't really seen her since that time. i assume grieving. >> reporter: scott says the couple was friendly. and while he had not seen the widow since her husband died, he hadn't seen anything suspicious at the home leaving him and others on grove way wondering if it was a random act of violence. >> that's something that just makes it more horrible but also puts us in fear. >> reporter: whatever the case, investigators say the murderer set a fire in the attic on purposes to cover up any evidence and moved the body into the garage. her two adult children now left without their parents and so many questions. >> the family came and i guess that's where they got the news of, um, their mother's passing. because i saw their grief, it was heart-wrenchin

>>reporter: chef david lavoi, daughter kimberly parsons now charged with larceny and conspiracy. >> we were notified that there was some suspicious activity going on at the council agency. >>reporter: in september police say they set up video surveillance at the facility which captured la voi and his co-conspirators stealing food on the weekends, from chicken wings to prime rib. lavoy is even accused of making his own special orders all on the council's dime. >> he was responsible for ordering items which is what makes it difficult to determine how fa >>reporter: the chef has since resigned, a shock to the people he served for 6 1/2 years. >> wonderful. he was like everybody's uncle, super guy. >>reporter: now carver is starting fresh, encouraging food donations to the shane gibbs pantry on main street. and there is another way to help, another food drive is taking place next week at carver high school. in carver, lisa muller, wbz this morning. where he and vice president mike pence, vice president- ectomy mike pence, rather, are expected to announce more about keeping jobs outsourced

everyone's singing about rudolph, or frosty or "parson brown"... which i'm pretty sure is a euphemism for sex stuff. that is truly inescapable -- "simply, having, that's all i -- it's paul mccartney's wonderful christmas "time." ? simply, having ? ? that's all i can sing or be sued ? am i the cute one? i guess i am! ( laughter ) ( applause ) your paul? >> stephen: yes, i wrote eleanor rigby. personally, i like the song. but i might be alone. because "usa today" has called "wonderful christmastime," the worst christmas song ever, and esquire just put it at number one on their countdown of the ( bleep ) christmas songs ever recorded. you have to admit, it's pretty impressive that mccartney is still number one on the charts. look at these tweets. i can only listen to "simply having a wonderful christmastime" so many times before i want to die. or, it's my understanding that mccartney's "wonderful christmastime" cannot be played to prisoners of war under the geneva convention. though donald trump has said he will bring back nog-boarding. look, this is

ago and brought before us i strongly supported it and moved to have it gone forward the contractor parsons go forward for the simple reason i've familiar with that firm and when they were working on the presidio pack way project in the early 2000 i strongly urge you to go forward and accept what transportation wants you to do because i think they definitely deserve it been working on treasure island and the off-ramps and doing a lot of work i know who they are and familiar with them i - i urge you to support this project and thank you. >> ms. sacks any other speakers public comment is closed. >> colleagues a motion on this item. >> so moved. >> seconded by commissioner yee colleagues without objection thank you sir next item. >> introduction of new items. >> i see no items from commissioners open up for public comment is there anyone that would like to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. item number 6. >> general public comment. >> mr. yip. >> tuesday morning i'm yip official harmony for political circles having harmony of ones heart and spirit for the coloration and kindness wors

it's going to be at the parson's center for health and wellness >>> we will show you how those are being used to bust crooks. >> and the clouds are thinning i am totally blind i lost my sight in afghanist. if you're totally bli, i am totally blind calling 844-844-2424 or visit my24info.co >>> starting today all it takes is a single search warrant to search millions of americans computers and drel phones the updated rule is needed for them to track down cyber criminals. called it government hacking and surveillance and promises to introduce a bill next session to appeal it. >>> it sounds like something out of a spy movie but it's happening right here in arizona. it starts as soon as you take your picture. computers scan your mug against millions. those names then turned over to detectives. that's how they now facing a list of charges. >> this year alone our detectives have brought dozens of cases forward using the facial reck technology and several of those involved victims that live outside of arizona. >> well mvd clerks are also trained to look for anything suspicious when you apply for

verizon, we have aubrey lane from the virginia secretary of transportation and mike johnson from parsons infrastructure. and with this panel, i think we have a good opportunity to have discussion amongst the public and private sector about infrastructure investment here in the united states. we had a big election here in the u.s. last week and one of the consensus ideas that you are hearing discussed is interest in doing something on infrastructure across both sides of the aisle. the great place to start, we kind of heard this idea about a rural urban divide in the last panel. what is the role of government in infrastructure spending as you see it? what's the role of the federal government it and how does it trickle down to the states and local level. we'll go down the panel with that broad, kick it off, 30,000 foot idea. >> sure. thanks, so i just wanted to build on to start, a couple of things that the previous panel mentioned, which i think step well to set the context for this question about the role of the federal government. everybody agrees we have a big funding problem. no matter

. >> you can take part too if you'd like by visiting the parsons center for health and wellness. >> this fight is personal and it is elm bodied in each and every panel here today represented by each and every individual who is no longer with us. >> the panels brought to by aunt rita's foundation will be on display until december 8th. >>> ahead of our next storm system we'll talk about how strong the winds will be in the valley next. >> right now on i-10 as well as i-17 so your desert drive times are straight ahead. >> this is going to be a situation in mesa where multiple homes have burned. >> today a presidential recount begins. where will we find president elect donald ? from grand canyon university. ? [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? month's lease payment on select models. sales event ends january 3rd. >>> what a scene along the 101 as police investigate two different crime scenes right now. this is the first one. what happened after a suspect started ramming squad cars that >> and a tacoma, washington police officer has died. i'll explain what happened here while you w

ago and brought before us i strongly supported it and moved to have it gone forward the contractor parsonso forward for the simple reason i've familiar with that firm and when they were working on the presidio pack way project in the early 2000 i strongly urge you to go forward and accept what transportation wants you to do because i think they definitely deserve it been working on treasure island and the off-ramps and doing a lot of work i know who they are and familiar with them i - i urge you to support this project and thank you. >> ms. sacks any other speakers public comment is closed. >> colleagues a motion on this item. >> so moved. >> seconded by commissioner yee colleagues without objection thank you sir next item. >> introduction of new items. >> i see no items from commissioners open up for public comment is there anyone that would like to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. item number 6. >> general public comment. >> mr. yip. >> tuesday morning i'm yip official harmony for political circles having harmony of ones heart and spirit for the coloration and kindness worshi

then later this week, we have jim parsons and adam driver. [ cheers and applause ] they'll be joining >> jimmy: but first, we have a a fun show tonight. this guy's a talented and hardworking actor. matthew mcconaughey is here. [ cheers and applause ] they love him. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i love him. >> steve: come on! he's all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: who doesn't love matthew mcconaughey? he's the best. matthew and i are going to talk about his big new animated movie "sing", which hits theaters tomorrow. and his new drama called "gold", which is opening limited release christmas day. and then we're going to perform some kid theater. [ applause ] he's a good dude. yeah, he's a gooy. >> jimmy: i love him. he's a good actor. plus, she stars in the critically-acclaimed new movie, "hidden figures", janelle monae is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] she's great. >> steve: she is fantastic. >> jimmy: she's great in it. and we have great music from sylvan esso, you guys. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: ooh, shiny. >> jimmy: guys, as i said, matthew's new

seffner drivers u.s. 92 a parsons northbond right lane caution heading that way we have minor slow downs you can sear here southbound use 19 crashes reported with single lane blocked here. good day garden with our friend david widwam inspect good to see you hope your holidays are going well. they are going greet. about a month or so ago. we were out in good day garden we had to kind of redo it. because of some seeds got mixed in wit just got pulled up. we decided to put pollution in and now we've made lot of progress. we put pollution in and then we put carrot seeds in we do do some of this by seeds. and really we have haven't number garden for about four weeks. other than some mild weddings. so now it's time to do housekeeping. >> looks good. yeah. all right. where do we start? we'll start over here. this is broccoli. it's doing okay. it really doesn't look like it needs much other than the here to the kale. the kale when we put the plugs they were still pretty tight. if you look down here you can actually see that there's one and a one plant growing out of this hole. see how there's tw

tomorrow night, emmy award winner jim parsons will be here! >> steve: oh, come on!d applause ] >> jimmy: we've got something fun planned with him. so be sure to tune in for that. then on friday, adam driver will be here. [ cheers and applause ] we have rhett and link from "good mythical morning." and r. kelly, will all be joining us. so it's going to be a good show. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. she is nominated for a a golden globe and a s.a.g. award for her fantastic performance in the new film "fences." the beautiful viola davis is on the show tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimsh i gotta -- i gotta talk to her. we're going to catch up with her, and then viola and i are going to play the best friends challenge. 'cause who knows, we could be best friends. >> steve: probably. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we don't know. we probably will be, yeah. also joining us tonight is one of the stars of the big new animated movie, "sing", which is in theaters and 3d starting today. nick kroll is stopping by. >> steve:

two months ago 25-year-old jordan parsons became the first mma fighter to be diagnosed with chronic cte. this should not be surprising, research has shown that repetitive hits to the head have cumulative long-term effects on brain function and physiology cte is not new to members of the committee. last march in response to a question i raised a national football league for the first time a definitely between football and cte. doctor doctor who will hear from today was at the roundtable and representatives have been pressing the national hockey league to do more to reduce his risk of head injuries. mma is just the latest sport word that that is an issue. we've seen progress at state level. the new york state recognizes the risk of brain trauma requires mma promoters to carry insurance to carry treatment of life-threatening brain injury. if knowing the risk adults don't want to be part of mma sites i guess that's okay, fighters and promoters should take basic precaution and they should have the leverage to stand up for their own safety and doctor mckee's written testimony she provides rec

tony bennett. [ cheers and applause ] then later this week, matthew mcconaughey, viola davis, jim parsonsstopping by. you don't want to miss it. but first, we have a great show tonight. she's a big-time movie star with a giant new animated movie called "sing!" the one, the only reese witherspoon is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] plus he's such a talented actor. he's currently on broadway in the revival of "falsettos." andrew rannells is dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] andrew and i are going to partner up in a cool new thing we're doing. it's called virtual reality pictionary. [ cheers ] >> steve: blow your mind. >> jimmy: it's the future. and we have great music. man, oh man, i love this jam. i'll tell you what it is first. warpaint is here, you guys. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's my jam! guys, we have exactly six shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for 12 days of christmas sweaters! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ twelve days of christmas sweaters six days left ♪ ♪ >>

my thanks to jim parsons, evan and jillian, dec 99th!ope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- matthew mcconaughey -- from broadway's "chicago," actress mel b. star of "chasing cameron," cameron dallas. fred armisen and craig finn. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. and in that case, let's get to the news. today is our last show of 2016, but we'll be back on january 9th, and then cancelled on january 20th. [ laughter and applause ] there are just three days until christmas when most of us will celebrate the birth of christ, and mike pence will celebrate history's least planned parenthood. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] donald trump's childhood home in new york city is going up for auction three da

would -- grant wood and his -- called parson weems' fable. that is the title i have for it. it is born of the colonial revival movement and part of the ancestral worship. the flipside of that is the bunking myth. -- building up historical characters through mythmaking and debunking myths is the other side of the coin. myths rely on notions. parody attacks the mythic images or icons. this is the iconographic history of washington. what can i say about this? the most notice -- noticeable thing about it is it is the headitous gilbert stuart painted when washington was 64 on the bottle of an eight-year-old cutting down his father's tree. weems, and early biographer who propagated the story from his childhood is holding back the curtain, on his own invented myth. compare that to charles wilson peale's portrait. in case you don't get the spoof, wood literally framed this composition around the famous portrait. peale is drawing the curtain back on a package reality with specimens are neatly packed in cubicles. this is the natural history museum in philadelphia. peale's famous natur

two months ago, a 25-year-old jordan parsons became the first mma fighter to be diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy. this should not be surprising. research has shown repetitive hits to the head have curative long-term affects to brain function and physiology and could increase the risk of cte. the members ofto the energy and commerce committee. last march, in response to a question i raised, the nfl representative admitted for the very first time a definite link between football and cte. dr. mckee, who we will hear from today, was at that round table. representatives and i have been pressing the national hockey league to do more to reduce risk of head injuries. mma is the latest sport where cte is an issue. we have seen some progress at the state level already. new york state included a provision in its mma legislation that recognizes the risk of brain trauma and requires mma promoters to carry insurance to cover treatment of life-threatening brain injuries. if knowing the risks, adults that want to be part of mma, that is all right. but fighters and promotions should take

two months ago, 25-year-old jordan parsons became the first mma fighter to be diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy. this should not be surprising. research has shown repetitive hits to head have cumulative long-term affects on brain function and physiology and may increase the risk of cte. cte is not new to members of the energy and commerce committee. last march, in response to a question i raised, the nfl representative admitted for the very first time a definite link between football and cte. dr. mckee, who we will hear from today, was at that round table. representatives and i have been pressing the national hockey league to do more to reduce risk of head injuries. mma is the latest sport where cte is an issue. we have seen some progress at the state level. new york state, included a provision in its mma legislation that recognizes the risk of brain trauma and requires mma promoters to carry insurance to cover treatment of life-threatening brain injuries. ifingi the risks, fighters should have the leverage to stand up for their own safety. dr. mckee's written testimony

we've got aubrey layne from the virginia secretary of transportation and mike johnson from parsons infrastructurepanel we have a good opportunity to have discussion among the public and private sector about infrastructure investment here in the united states. we had a big election here in the u.s. last week, and one of the consensus ideas that you're hearing discussed is interest in doing something on infrastructure across both sides of the aisle. so i think the great place to start, and we kind of heard this idea about a rural/urban divide in the last panel. what is the role of government in infrastructure spending as you see it? what's the role of the federal government and how does it trickle down to the states and local level? we'll go down with the panel with that broad, kick-it-off, 30,000 foot idea. >> sure. i just wanted to build on, to start, a couple of things that the previous panel mentioned, which i can served well to set up the context for this question about the role of the federal government. everybody agrees we have a big funding problem. no matter which way you cut it, investmen

two months ago, 25-year-old jordan parsons became the first mma fighter to be diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy. this should not be surprising. research has shown repetitive hits to head have cumulative long-term affects on brain function and physiology and may increase the risk of cte. cte is not new to members of the energy and commerce committee. last march, in response to a question i raised, the nfl representative admitted for the very first time a definite link between football and cte. dr. mckee, who we will hear from today, was at that round table. representatives and i have been pressing the national hockey league to do more to reduce risk of head injuries. mma is the latest sport where cte is an issue. we have seen some progress at the state level. new york state, included a provision in its mma legislation that recognizes the risk of brain trauma and requires mma promoters to carry insurance to cover treatment of life-threatening brain injuries. if knowing the risks, fighters should have the leverage to stand up for their own safety. dr. mckee's written testi

actually jim parsons get her aer hand double. dou >> what are you doing. -- an >> the running just like -- all day long just running for takesk >> when you read it, it reads like one scene. one scene >> it was -- you were cold tents. >> i had to run in the rain.ai >>t's t's crazy. >> one day i had to run and bend wet all day. day then it was like two weeks lates we're filming me actually goingg into the bathroom.athrm like i'm running again. aga i thought we did this scene. >> she killed it.dt. >> no, but you have to go intoao the bathroom.the thr that's where you're run to go. >> continuity breathing the same way. >> you're dry i got to be wet again today.'re dr make up is like... >> looks good.ks looks good. >> it sure does.>> it i can't wait to see it it openso christ pass day. day >> perfect timing then.he. >> everybody wants a good g christmas holiday move z10:45.10 a talk show host ---- >> sure sure sure jimmy fallon l known for making people lasts. during a recent show he alsoe tugged on america's heart strings.sts >> fallon teamed up with actorna d