>> she told us she's ready to call vegas home when her residency show lands at planet hollywood. >> i named the show which we just revealed during my set. all i have because that's what i intend to give. >> along with the two tv jobs, american idol and her cop show, how can even remember what block she's from. >> i feel like i'm two different people. and i come here and i'm like what's up? >>> blake s performs to all the single ladies. the two day festival is cw. >> thank you, everybody. >> any great music foremanances. here's the big question, who hit all the wrong not on the emmy red carpet? we're back to get the picks for best and worst dressed. let's start with th runner up for the best dressed. lady gaga. >> oh, yeah. >> she had a sophisticated and natural look on the carpet and mainly because she was so -- ut was such an unexpected look. instead of getting gaga, we got a ga. but that's not th best dressed. the absolute best dressed was kerry washington. ladies and gentlemen, she proved she is a r taker. boy did she pay off big. i mean her chain inspired mark jacobs with stopped

he was touring for nearly two years and now bringing all the hits, all night long at planet hollywood starting in april next september, and october dates. >> juliet: very cool. thank you very much anna. >> ben: will it is constitution day. no complaint day tomorrow. >> juliet: if i lose this i will have to take you all out. >> ben: to lunch. good day new york is cap >> from fox 5 news, this is good day new york. >> all right. good day, new york. thursday, september 17th. i'm rosanna scotto. kelly. it's going to be unseasonably warm today. ten degrees warmer than usual as we look at that big line in front of the library. a little dragging last nierkts because i foolishly watched the entire debate. >> the whole thing? tree hours? >> three plus hours. >> i watched about an hour and a half, and then -- [laughter] >> they were all picking on donald trump. >> that i saw. >> it's debatable, how he did in the debate. i'll tell you -- well, here's a little sample. >> excuse me, one second. >> no. the simple fact is -- >> more energy tonight, i like that. first of all, rand paul shouldn't even

richie, the latest performer to sign on to an extended residency will take the stage at axis at planet hollywoodhe show will be called "lionel richie all the hits," including this insomniac favorite ♪ all night long, all night long ♪ >> richie's show doesn't start until next april, but tickets go on sale tomorrow. >> oh, my god, the video looks so old. do you think kids know? >> it's a classic. it's not old. it's vintage. it's a vintage. >> my favorite was "hello." >> hello, is this you? ♪ is it me you're looking for ♪ i can see it in your eyes >> sounds very donald trump. that's probably what donald trump sings to himself every day. >>> jamie lee curtis plays a college dean in a new tv series that's caused "scream queens." a comedy horror show about a sorority where a victim dies every week. curtis is the daughter of the legendary actress janet lee. who can forget her shower scene in hitchcock's "psycho." that got the producers thinking they re-created the scene with jamie lee in the role and they're weaving into it a special episode of the show. jami lee instagramed the still from the sequence

la verdad, yo me despido desde las vegas, muchas gracias a toda la gente de planet hollywood resort andmos en el barrio 116, y la grasa tambiÉn se prepara para el dÍa de hoy, ya estÁn cocinando los tamales, tacos, quesadillas,¿quÉ tenemos? >> estamos preparando quesadillas. eliecer: ¿de quÉ parte de mÉxico eres? >> nazi en puebla, y criada en estados unidos. eliecer: orgullosamente mexicana, y tambiÉn muchos artistas de la mÚsica nos expresan su orgullo por la tierra azteca, y nos comparten lo que quisieran ver diferente en ese paÍs tan bonito de mÉxico lindo y querido. hoy se conmemoran 205 aÑos de la independencia de mÉxico, un paÍs alegre, lleno de tradiciones y cultura, paÍs que tambiÉn ha visto nacer a grandes estrellas de la mÚsica. en este dÍa, algunas de estas estrellas expresan su sentir por el paÍs azteca. >> me encanta la gastronomÍa insurgente, la verdad que me hace sentir muy orgulloso, yo me siento muy feliz, y si volviera a nacer me gustarÍa volver a nacer en mi paÍs, en mÉxico.mexicano corre por las venas. >> estoy orgulloso de ser mexicano, orgulloso de nuestro pa paisa

toppers the four-time grammy winner will be singing when he starts the sin city residency at planet hollywoodbecause it is epic. epic! he is following the trend of all of the big stars bringing their voices to las vegas like celine dion, mariah carey, elton john and now lionel. when the 66-year-old music legend hits the stage, he won't be alone. >> i'm actually moving into vegas with my kids. ♪ whoa sin city to me is okay, i have to be the supervisor of other group that's coming in. ♪ oh, what a feeling >> famously the father of nicole richie, the music icon is also dad to 17-year-old sophia and 21-year-old miles. >> my son and daughters are planning on coming in and hanging with me. i keep thinking, that's not the way vegas was when i first got there. hey, guys-how are you? a hands-on dad as seen an "candidly nicole," the family will be joined in vegas by someone new. >> do you take viagra? >> lionel's new love lisa perigi is ceo of a fragrance line and a lifestyle blogger who speaks four languages. he admits their meeting started with a simple "hello" at a dinner party. ♪ hello >> she is sw

you're going to do a lot of shows out there, planet hollywood, i think. >> planet hollywood, and i will tell you something it's going to be very interesting. pril may and september and october. >> we were talking a second ago in the commercial break, like having your cake and eat it, too, because you get to do all these concerts which i love and you're not on planes and trains. >> and also every imaginable thing you want to do for a show. >> yeah. >> you can now do it because there's nothing -- you don't have to move around. >> there we go. microphone. >> thank you very much. anymore. all the ideas i want to put on the stage, any hydraulics, there. >> what is the song that hands down people always want to hear and the crowd always goes craze? >> it's so tough because, you know, there are the diehards, >> yes. >> you've got to play "brick house." and "easy like sunday morning" and of course when you get to "dancing on the ceiling" and "all that night" and the crowd that sings the loudest is on "hello." >> really. >> that's me. >> i don't sing that song anymore. >> w hy not? >> i kind of

to share, because he is going to be calling las vegas home for a while, and headlining at the planet hollywoodand this is kicking off in 2016, and gives you time to get the tickets. >> and me time to relax and so i don't have to move. >> and it gives you time like a residen residency. >> yes, and i asked my chief analy analyst, my son 21 should i go, and he said, oh, my god, dad, it is the coolest ever. we are going to vegas. >> he wants the perks, and the perks in vegas are like nothing else. >> and he wants his own room, and his own suite, and i said, no, no, no, and we will have you visit and leave. >> and your hits are timeless, and they span all generations, and i remember when you did that country album not long ago with a whole other audience, and soy guess that the audience consists of the people from -- >> many generations. >> and yes, and what is happening now is that the surprise is now that i look out and the two generations the commodores generation, and the '80s and now the third, your mom and dad who played my music and so we did glaston bur a huge festival in england and on the

lionel richie is at the planet hollywood resort. he is excited about this. he is tweeting and getting everybody anxious for the performances that begin in april of 2016. met him once, great guy. >> all night long was one of my great songs. we ruined it. >>> social media gives a woman who is dying the chance to see the world. take a look at this. rebecca previously a big traveler announced on facebook that she was terminally ill. when her friend heard she did a take on flat stanley called flat rebecca. people worldwide, am not even knowing this arizona woman posed flat rebecca in all sorts of locales. she loose forward where she -- looks forward where she will be. >>> a man's facebook post about a reunion with a man that tried to stab him last year is making news. the raleigh engineer shared a picture with the man cory sanders showing them grinning with arms on each other shoulders. pe has turned his life around. >> love that. >> ing good i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical e

they have lost their collective shirts at the craps tables at planet hollywood.ly get out of debtors' prison if the federal reserve final raises interest rates. marshall calle, take it away. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm a lawyer. >> all right. he's a lawyer. the night is young. [applause] professor cutner, dr. murphy, jurors, and, of course, our star witness and our freedom fest attendees, thank you very much! court is now adjourned. [applause] god bless america and may you always ride on the eagle of freedom. hallelujah and good night. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> this is booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here's our prime time lineup. up next, damon tweedy discusses his perspective on race in america. at 7:45, evan osnos takes a look at the future of china and its impact on the world. former congressman alan west talks about his book, "guardian of the republic." at 9 p.m., o'reilly factor host bill o'reilly discusses the reagan presidency following the assassination attempt with bay buchanan. then at 10 eastern, greg grandin's new book, kissinger's sha

"all the hits," at the access at planet hollywood. gosh, i wish i lived closer, i would go every week. [ cheers and applause ] tickets are on sale now. you don't want to miss that. he's a good guy. i love that guy. did you see his legs sticking out of the side? >> steve: at the end? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: did one take, we did it one take. guys, our first guest is the definition of a rock star and one of the greatest guitar players of all time. he's the subject of a new documentary called "keith richards: under the influence," which is -- [ light laughter ] which is available on netflix right now. just search keith, it comes up. it is fantastic. and his brand-new solo album "cross-eyed heart" came out today. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the one, the only, keith richards! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: keith richards. that's how you do it! standing ovation, i'll do anything for you. >> so far so good. great. welcome, welcome, welcome. back. >> good to see you jimmy. >> jimmy: nice to see you as well. i was going to -- d

the pop princess announced that she will, indeed, be extending her residency at planet hollywood for two more years. she loves the show and the city, she said. she had been deciding whether to accept or call it quits after new years to devote more time to a new album and a tour, she just celebrated her 100th show last month. so you can still go see her. >> all right. question of the day, have you ever played seven minutes in heaven? >> i have. it was the game in sixth grade. i started a new school, and everyone was playing seven minutes in heaven. >> interesting. sixth grade. >> fascinating. [laughter] can i is you this, do you still lay? [laughter] >> no. >> she's an engaged woman. >> there are plenty of closets in this building. >> i don't need a closet anymore. it's out in the opening. >> thank you so much for being our facebook fan of the [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begi

commodore's front man will play 20 shows in april, may, september, and october at the access planet hollywoodsino. $199.s range from $59 to coming up in the next half hour of the "bloomberg market day," why companies like uber and amazon may be playing an important role in the fed's interest-rate debate. a new report from morgan stanley's trading desk says the government of puerto rico may be overestimating the island's budget deficit. we will explain why coming up on the "bloomberg market day." the two biggest rue -- beer brewers in the world are bellying up to the bar and talking about a megamerger. anheuser-busch has made an approach to take over sab miller . if the deal goes through, it would create a company that would control half the industry's profits. investors are liking the taste of that. shares of anheuser-busch and sabmiller saored. -- soared. joining me is matthew campbell. and from princeton, new jersey, a senior analyst for bloomberg intelligence. thank you for joining us. matthew, why does this deal makes sense? : the reason this makes sense is the brewing industry is barely

actually, if hollywood had some smart people working for them, they would probably have the biggest internet company on the planetemily: so explain to me how this great internet company out of hollywood would work. kim: well, it is quite simple. if you have a content platform that is, say, owned by all these different studios combined, and they would make their product available, their entire catalog, everything, at a fixed monthly fee for everyone to access around the world, they would have the biggest internet success in history. i can understand the dilemma, but to make me responsible for that is really outrageous. emily: what is your message for president obama? kim: what is my message? well, it would have been nice if he delivered the change. it would have been nice if he did not spy on the world population. i'm disappointed in his presidency and i am disappointed in the u.s. government for the way they are behaving around the world now. this case is a small example of how arrogant the u.s. government has become around the world. emily: tell me about your relationship with edward snowden. ♪ ♪ emily: you were

planet. >> we are on a journey to mars. >> with hollywood like timing, nasa just dropped a bomb. saying liquid water exists on mars, boosting hopes that we may some day spend time there. >> what we observe is liquid water, present in mars. >> at nasa aims in mountain view, research scientist mary beth says the news opens up new possibilities about some day visiting mars. >> for future astronauts who may explore the martian surface, here's a perfect resource for them to use and not carry with them. the decrease of the cost of exploring mars as well as increases the safety for future astronauts and explorers. >> the latest discovery doesn't prove life can exist on mars, but it's raising the possibility that earth-like conditions could also be found here. >> we now know that mars once was a planet very much like earth. with warm salty seas, with freshwater lakes. probably snow capped peaks and clouds and a water cycle just like we're studying here on earth. >> there's more research to be done, but now it will be done on a planet looking a lot more capable of sustaining life. and som

hollywood proud. they're saying, quote, mars mystery solved. this likely has to do with the discovery of water on the planet, which would be don yu monumental. we're still holding out hope for the martians. >> not that guy. >> it seemed like the red planet was paying a visit last night, but it was our moon. a supermoon lunar eclipse, a rare combination. the full moon is as close to the earth as it gets. thanks to perfect timing, it passed into the earth's shadow of the sun and that's what made it appear red. if you missed it, you can try again in 2033. >> you and i, lawn chairs in the backyard. >> i was out in the yard last night, watching, even though i had to wake up early. >> did you see it a little bit? >> saw the whole thing. >> look at you. >>> heavy rains turned the streets into rivers, but that didn't stop some drivers or this dirt bike from braving the downpour. not always wise to do. ma remarkable footage from south carolina. cameras gives an a view from inside a tornado. it touched down on the island friday morning. like twister. >> i'm in shock you went out and saw the moon. good for you. >> i had to see it. >> we have a lot to c

hollywood proud. they are calling eight major science finding the quote mars mystery solved. it likely has to do with the discovery of water on the planet, which would be monumental. but we are still holding out for the hope of what we hope to be. if you happen to look up last night, it seemed like the red planet was paying us a visit. in reality, it was our own moon, a super moon, luan ar eclipse. in fact, a rare combination. the phenomenon starts as close to the earth as it gets. it's up to 14 independence in diameter, thanks to passing, the you messed it, which a lot of new york city did, all bus of cloud cover, unfortunately. all right, let's go to mississippi gulf coast. heavy rain turned it into the river. it didn't stop drivers or this dirt bike from taking the tour. the tornado touched down friday morning. hopefully nothing like that. bill kierans is here. good morning. >> pretty warm for a lot of people. a lot of cloidz, a lot people missed that super moon last night. a, the heavy rain goes, mobile has seven inches of rain. that's a lot of rain. this problem in moisture will exist along the gulf coast. ever so slowly, it will g

all these liberal hollywood elites are like yeah, we need to be really liberal, save the planet, save everybody. then they push even further into the bernie sanders realm. bernie sanders is willing, he would be willing to tax high earners up to 90%. think about that, you dumb you-know-what celebs. your $20 million salaries for a film are down to $2 million. think about that. your million dollars, down to $100,000 for a film. i know you can live on it but you will be the first ones crying i got to go somewhere elsewhere there's lower taxes once that tax bill comes in. >> they will go to canada like they always do. they will film their movies and then talk about how liberal they are. >> they should be willing then to give up their state-based tax breaks that have not done anything for the states where they have been, in michigan, north carolina. >> isn't this a status symbol just to say you're for him? >> it's pretty interesting that they are publicly wanting to say they are not for hillary. >> yes. >> that's more interesting aspect of it. she's right. otherwise thinks just a joke. let'

hollywood proud. they're calling it a major science findings and "mars mystery solved." this likely has to do with the discovery of water on the planetwhich would be monumental, but we are still holding out for the hope of martians. we'll keep you posted on that. >> if you happened to look up last night it seemed like the red planet was paying us a visit. in reality it was our own moon, a supermoon lunar eclipse, a rare combination. the phenomenon starts with a full moon as close to the earth as it gets. and thanks to great timing it passed into the earth's shadow of the sun making it appear red. if you missed it, you can try again in 2033. >> nine minutes past the hour, landon dowdy did you see the blood moon last night? >> unfortunately i didn't. i was getting some sleep but hopefully you caught it. volkswagen's own staff and a supplier were warned years ago about a software for the emissions test. the software affected engines in 11 million diesel cars worldwide. it is suspending the research heads at its vw, audi and porsche brands. >>> jetblue is adding a charter flight to havana ahead the expected opening of commercial travel.

planet? we have the mike massimino. working with the intrepid museum. what is going on? big hollywood, nasa film, nasa announcement?i think it is fortuitous. what i think it is great, the martian movie will stimulate interest in the movie. learn about the real stuff. the real stuff is coming out soon. bill: sell tickets, right. >> that is their problem. bill: nasa says they have been working two years. probably working on the movie for five years. >> yeah, but coincidental. bill: true or not, leave that to the side, what is significance announcement? >> there are two big things when you find water someplace wherever that might be in the solar system universe. could be life exists there. we could recognize some sort of life. maybe microbial life. might have existed at some point. might exist there now. second thing, place where we can to as humans, possibly find water in order for us to live there. a place might be life there and might support us a little bit than other places. bill: big word, spectroscopepy. >> that is the big word for that. bill: what is up with that. >> scientists are investigators like detective

includes references to aliens and potatoes and hollywood actor matt damon whose new movie "the martian" opens this week. >> i have to make water and grow food on a planet >> reporter: nasa is expected to announce a free flowing water has been found on mars surface and a discovery could forever change how human beings view their celestial neighbor. >> it changes everything because is means this liquid water can be used for perhaps irrigation, drinking water, and even rocket fuel. >> reporter: public fascination with mars has increased. the recovery sends back imagery of the mars landscape. >> the holy grail is find liquid water that may sustain life. in this sense, nasa may have hit the jackpot. >> reporter: the discovery of a free flowing water source on the planet means that a manned mission to mars could soon get off the ground. >> this potential announcement is big. really big. because it vastly increases the chance that there could be, for example, microbial life on mars and if there is that, who knows what else can exist on mars. so this is a game-changer. it changes the whole scientific landscape. >> reporter: today, the announcement comes shortl