reese is on the cover. she's doing it up.adlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons!" here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of william and kate visiting new york city. yeah, the royal couple will be making their first visit to the area this weekend. lots of people are excited about that. i'm excited. so, let's take a look at the pros and cons of william and kate visiting new york city. here we go. pro, they're second in line to the throne. con, they're 300th in line to "mamma mia." [ laughter ] very, very popular show. >> steve: very popular. >> jimmy: pro, having afternoon tea with the mayor. con, having morning chardonnay with hoda and kathie lee. it's a tradition. you have to do it. pro, seeing the naked cowboy in times square. con, realizing it's actually prince harry. oh! >> steve: oh, really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he likes to have a a good time. he's fun, man. he's cool. pro, they'l

tell us what it was like working with reese. >> it was extraordinary.e had this long conversation, what i wanted to know from her is why she wanted to bring this book to screen. what rang true to her as a human? she was very open to me, very passionate by-b why she was the person to play me in the movie. she said to me, i pledge to you i will protect you and honor your story. she's done that beautifully in the film. >> sounds like you are interviewing her for the right to do your movie, rather than the other way around. >> you know i was. i actually was. i wouldn't have just handed over my book to anyone. i sent it to reese because i thought she was an extraordinary actress, i sensed her authenticity behind her roles but i wasn't going to say yes to her until i heard something real. >> she was playing your life. >> that's right. >> you said you were very involved in all of the making of this film. there had to be times that were emotional for there had to be tough, emotional times to relive. >> there were. my daughter, bobby, who is nine years old, play

reese witherspoon was at the peak of her career.n oscar big moment? big moment. >> witherspoon: yeah. >> rose: what follows? >> witherspoon: ( sighs ) that was a tough year that followed. >> rose: what's tough? >> witherspoon: i got divorced the next year, and i spent, you know, a few years just trying to feel better. you know, you can't really be very creative when you feel like your brain is scrambled eggs. >> rose: feel like you failed in your personal life. >> witherspoon: yeah, and then i was just kind of floundering career-wise, because i wasn't making things i was passionate about. i was just kind of working, you know. and it was really clear that audiences weren't responding to anything i was putting out there. >> rose: there's a story that you read "new yorker" magazine. >> witherspoon: yeah. oh, lord. ( laughs ) >> rose: and there was a list of people who were no longer "box- office magic." >> witherspoon: yeah. i was one of them. ( laughs ) i thought i was reading, like, a profile on another actor. then, somewhere down at

reese's character has some graphic sex scenes in the movie. as her mother, do you approve of that? and so i feel like we're a group of people who navp gait all that we have to walk through and she and i talked about, you know, films intimate scenes where you want it to be about fear and vulnerability and a lot of things the film honors and sometimes you have to hurl yourself into the void and i told her a story of working with alexander paine on "citizen roof" which on the first day i had a scene like this and he said, oh, it's great, i want you to meet your co-star, we just picked him up at the bar. he's really excited to do the scene. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> that's exactly what i mean. >> jimmy: just met him picked him up at the bar? >> he was really happy to be there. >> jimmy: they brought a drunk guy to come have a love scene with you? >> not exactly. he was, you know, wonderful actor. but yeah, he was just cast -- >> jimmy: was he even an actor? >> not exactly. >> jimmy: no, yeah, wow. >> i think he is now. that's how it goes. >> jimmy: why do they do that, where -- [

join me and sports director beasley reese with the eagles merrill reese and cbs special contributor leseanu ready for eagles/seahawks this sunday at 11:30 on cbs-3. >>> former philly now nationals outfielder jason werth has been sentenced to ten days in jail for reckless driving. five months ago he was clock driving his car at 105 in a 55-mile an hour zone on the capitol beltway. the judge asked him what he was doing. he answered, pushing his luck. that is a all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great day. >>> welshing philadelphia eagles are not the only eagles who will be positioning themselves for a championship on sunday. undefeated olney eagles pack up and headed to tampa, florida. they will be play in the united youth football youth championship tournament. nine and ten year-old are ten-o at this point. they have raised $20,000 through the trip through more than 50 donations, good luck to them and all of our eagles this he can we even. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we will talk about a deadly accident under investigation, after a pedestrian is struck and killed on t

nbc's adam reese is outside the church where that funeral was held.ive us a sense of the scene there. >> reporter: alex, it's very solemn here right now. a lot of emotion, a lot of tears as the family prepares to make their way to the cemetery which is only about a half mile from here. the casket came out first followed by the family.

adam reese, thank you very much.more on the funeral throughout the morning. >>> we are going to turn now to other news. president obama is wrapping up the sixth year of his historic presidency. at his annual year-end press conference, the president took stock and if he does say so himself, it's been a pretty solid year. >> in last year's final press conference, i said that 2014 would be a year of action and would be a breakthrough year for america, and it has been. the strongest year for job growth since the 1990s. wages are on the rise again. america is now the number one producer of oil. the number one producer of natural gas. about ten million americans have gained health insurance just this past year. and in less than two weeks, after more than 13 years, our combat mission in afghanistan will be over. >> joining us from d.c. for a more in depth and less personal evaluation of the president's year are matt and sabrina. sabrina, let me start with you and ask you straight up, how would you rate the president's year

>> how did you know that reese sort of had this character in her?reporter: in the film, she carries the same 70-pound backpack that cheryl lugged when she hiked the trail. how heavy was it? i have to ask. >> it was heavy. she did it by herself. alone, completely alone. i would be so scared. >> what is it like hearing these three talk about your life? >> it's such an honor. every once in awhile, i'll stop and think about where it began and how far i have traveled. i moved into my life. i became the person my mother raised me to be. >> reporter: the film tells the story through flashbacks about cheryl's relationship with her mother, bobbi. >> cheryl, if there's one thing i can teach you, it's how to find your best self. and when you do, how to hang on to it for dear life. >> it's about a love story between a mother and daughter. >> i hadn't read anything with this level of honesty and depth of love. and had not seen it in a movie. >> reporter: witherspoon was a producer of the film as well. she was drawn to the story because it tells the story of a co

reese witherspoon is coming up on "good morning america." don't go anywhere.t film opens friday, and critics are wild about her performance. she plays cheryl strait, a young woman who plunges into a spiral of drugs and anonymous sex following the death of her mother. she decided to hike a thousand miles solo. it makes for awkward encounters. >> what's your name? >> cheryl. >> don't worry, i don't bite. >> i don't mind biting. oh, my god. i can't believe i just said that. i'm so sorry. i've been on my own for a little while. not that i'm on my own, i've been in a lot of relationships. just been hiking on my own for a while. >> look, i'm going to put your name on the guest list. >> and we are so happy to have oscar-winner reese witherspoon with us this morning. i should say congratulations because this film is being receive sod well. new york post this morning, queen of the road with your hiking gear there. walking along the red carpet. they say this is sure to give you another academy nod. which is an incredible thing. and cheryl, the woman you portrayed, i lov

. >> i'm nancy odell and this week reese whither spoon's journey of self discovery comes alive in while julianne more suffers a heart breaking illness in still alice coming up. okay buddy, what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> landing in new york this weekend. >> in the meantime a piece of the couple's wedding cake is up for auction, and a guest to the 2011 ceremony sold the piece of cake to the auction house. now, they say it peaks in flavor 13 months after it was bake. >> wow. >> it comes in a tin with the blank invitation to the wedding. it could be yours, you could sample it, it is expect to fetch $2,000. >> pretty be delicious for 2,000 but i bet it is. >>> reese whither spoon and julianne moore generating oscar buzz at the box office this weekend. >> nancy odell of entertainment tonight shows us move that is a lot of people are talking about right now. >> what i

don't miss it. >>> reese weatherspoon gets in touch with nature in the new movie wild based on the bestlling memoirs of the same name. susan marquez sat down with the stars of the film and the women who inspired it. >> i'm not on the road, i'm hiking the trail. >> reporter: reese weatherspoon steps out on a path of self discovery in the new movie, wild. >> honestly i'm more lonely in my real life then i am out here. >> reporter: oscar winner stars as cheryl, who embark on the 1100-mile journey after abusing drugs, suffering through a failed marriage and losing her mother. >> i just called my agent and said i have to talk to this woman. the next day i told her and how incredibly moving i found her book and it was one of the mess perfect books i have ever read in my life. >> reporter: straight says weatherspoon, who was a producer, was one of the earlier supporters. >> reese read it before it came out. she aid get ready, this book would be a best seller. >> i was right. >> she was right. >> one thing i can teach you. >> when you do, hold on to it for dear life. >> reporter: laura dern co

you looked good though. >> i'm not on the road i'm hiking the trail. >> reporter: reese weatherspoonscovery in the new movie we will. >> honestly i'm in my real life then i am out here. >> reporter: she stars as chill straight who embark on the 1100-mile journey after abusing drugs, suffering through a failed marriage and losing her mother. >> i just called my agent and said i have to talk to this woman. i called her. i told her how incredibly moving i found her book and that it was one of the most important books i have ever red in high life. >> reporter: straight says weatherspoon, who was a producer, was one of her earlier supporters. >> reese read it and first thing she said get red think book will be a best seller. >> i aid great. >> one thing i can teach you you, and when you do, hold on to it for dear life. >> reporter: laura dern co stars as beloved mother, bobby. >> all these incredible word of wisdom that she gave you, they are like we get to be mothered by bobby as well. >> it is just sunrise and sunset every day, you can choose to be there for it. >> reporter: wild is dir

. >>> and reese witherspoon is here. getting a lot more oscar buzz again for her role.with us, starring in his own show. looking good, max. and here to tell us about that, and share behind the scenes secrets from the ballroom as well. >> an embarrassment of riches, max, reese, lady gaga. >> that's how we roll. it's wednesday. >>> tony reali in the social square as well with the speed feed. >> and yahoo hot with the most searched words of 2014. i love the lists. number one most-searched was ebola. i don't love that. but the biggest gainer, the words ice bucket challenge. i believe ginger and lara are somewhat familiar with the ice bucket challenge. those dresses still frozen in their closets, i bet. speaking of frozen, most searched lyrics of 2014, "let it go." because mom and dad are like what is it that my kids are singing 25 hours a day. >>> this next one is a real heart warmer. has more than 650,000 views, top on goodmorningamerica.com as well. and the little girl with the giving spirit in the season. in her dad's own words, my 3-year-old daughter saw a girl without

. >> i hear a girl call coach reese, coach reese, kylie is having a seizure. i immediately run out of the office and i see kristen over kylie saying i think she's having a seizure. she fell in front of the tables. i lifted up the seat to give her room if she was having a seizure so she wouldn't hurt herself. a million things were going through my mind at that time. kristen asked me, should i go get the aed. i said, yes. two minutes in, he rushes to retrieve the aed or automated external defibrillator as she tries to engage kylie to no avail. >> when i see her face white, her lips are blue, it was at that moment, just an instant, no words can really describe what i felt. she belongs to somebody and somebody really loves her. in my mind, that is not normal. she's not getting circulation, it's go time. >> coach reese begins performing cpr as she arrives with the aed. the device electronically diagnoses cardiac emergencies to treat them with electric shocks to reestablish a normal heart rhythm. >> i was very afraid to use the aed just because we've done it in trai

the film is getting major oscar buzz for actress reese witherspoon but also inspiring hundreds to go the distance in the western wilderness. here's nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: on the pacific crest trail, jessica reynolds is looking for more than a beautiful view. her hiking inspired by "wild," the best selling book turned reese witherspoon movie. >> a new life for her on this trail and i was kind of at that same point in my life. >> reporter: call it the wild effect, women tracing the footsteps of author cheryl strayed. along the 2,600-mile route from the mexican border all the way to canada. a journey strayed began weighed down by a 40-pound pack and the pain of divorce, heroin addiction and losing her mother. >> the essential story in "wild" is about journey. it's about how it is that we bear the unbearable. >> reporter: for las vegas blackjack dealer, linda blainey, >> after reading what she went through, i knew that anybody could do the trail. >> reporter: hiking the trail brought the answers she was looking for. >> i found out that i'm the one person that makes myself h

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. >> merrill reese thank you very much for the merrill reese report.all a great game and that's it from the side line for lesley and beasley for eyewitness sports. >> all right you guys thank you so much. >> ♪ >> welcome back. every child in attendance was given a very special gift at a holiday party in philadelphia. big, big hugs from santa at the party for variety, the children's charity benefiting young people with special needs and their families. now he wasn't the only special guest. cookie monster and elmo traveled from sesame street to the sheraton society hill to greet all their fans out there. a dj was also on hand playing all their favorite dance songs. they got some moves. >>> now you can celebrate the holidays with our joy of sharing campaign. buy a new unwrapped toy and bring it to one of our drop-off locations. for a list of those locations just go to cbsphilly.com/joy or you can call 215-977-joys. you can also text a donation. just text word joy to 41444. we're back in a moment. >> ♪ >> a spectacular show dazzled stargazers overnight. th

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- reese witherspoon, david sedaris,

>>> and reese and benedict's perfect kiss.y with murder and "scandal"? as we say -- >> good morning, america."how t away with murder and "scandal"? as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> and that blanket could come in handy this morning. but the cold not stopping the smiles out in sometimes square. and robin, welcome back after a few days working on something special. >> it's a giving time of the year. i was down in orlando and disney world. a big surprise that will be coming in weeks ahead. disney park's "frozen" christmas celebration. and rob marciano was helping out, and sara, and tim tebow. we have performances by ariana grande and trisha yearwood. it was spectacular being down there. a little bit warmer. chilly for them. i wasn't complaining at all. >> you know this, you were there last year, the folks at disney know how to do it right. >> great surprise. leave it at that. great to have you back. >>> and how about the deals and steals, tory johnson. look at tory. a shopping cart. >> oh, my gosh, can i do this? can i m

. >> i'm loving reese witherspoon's d.i.y. gift.urself into the ultimate reese witherspoon with this photo. reese witherspoon's were the hottest holiday decor after mindy kaling introduced us to her incredible creation in the christmas episode of the mindy project. beyonce gifted her fans with new photos this christmas. she was in iceland celebrating jay-z's 45 birthday. the celebration included helicopter rides complete with champagne. the power couple visited a spa where beyonce stripped down to her bikini and made an adorable snow angel. if you're wondering what to do with your christmas tree now, the festivities are over so here's one option. why not feed it to some hungry goats. take a look at them feasting on the tree. apparently it takes the goats less than half-an-hour to strip the tree bare and forgets full of vitamin c so it's healthy for them. >> can i feed it to my baby? >> read that daddies for dummies book i gave you. a number of farms are accepting christmas trees. if you're looking to throw yours away, why not gift i

beasley reese, cbs-3, eyewitness sports. >> right now 5:08. the search for missing college student shane montgomery takes family and friend to the eagles game. handed out flyers, to tailgaters before yesterday's game, hoping to get some new tips. no one has seen shane since he left kill dare's public in manayunk early thanksgiving morning. the reward for information is now up to $50,000. >> after weeks every protests sweep the country, president obama is weighing in on the simmering tension, find out what he find out about the country's racial divide. >> black bear being blamed for horrible tragedy on the highway. chain reaction every events caused by that animal. also: new york city gets a taste of royalty. i'm don champion in manhattan with a look at the itinerary for the duke and duchess today. >>> shaping up to be wet week. we could even see some flooding down the shore, carol's update on the forecast when we do traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's, good morning, family, s this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim ha

beasley reese breaks down the disappointing lost. >> reporter: turnovers grounded the eagles again. they had a chance to put pressure on the cowboys in the race for the nfc east. but it was desean jackson, and rgiii, making enough plays to beat the birds. here we go. game tide in the final two minute, eagles with the ball, and mark sanchez through behind jeremy maclin. washington got the interception at their own 42. that set up four bids for the game winner, 26 yarder. seeing else about out of the playoffs. twenty-six-24. >> you won't win a not ballgame that way. we got penalties, extend drives, you felt like you had to stop. but 13 penalties and two turnovers isn't going to win a football game in this least. >> i thought you battle back, end up tying the game. but we didn't do enough good things to win, obviously, 13 penalties, missed two field goals, two turnovers, not enough to win a football game. >> all right, leslie van arsdale was at the game. she has reaction from disappointed fans. and players. e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: fans who made the trip to washington were so optimist

adam reese, msnbc.ne of the notes that was struck here and listened to so far is the mayor as well as police union officials. and the issues that have come out in the last 24 hours about the statements of where is the mayor, as we heard just now. and i am paraphrasing that was said by one of the speakers there. adam, can you fill us in on where that is? >> richard, one thing they're mentioning here is that the mayor needs to support police officers here in new york. the head of the police officers union pat lynch spoke out last night and said that the blood here is on the hands of the may mayor. and it goes all the way to the steps of city hall. so they are reaching out, both to him, pat lynch, the head of the police officer's union, but they're also saying that the mayor needs to come out and support his police officers. the aunt lucy ramos in an emotional little speech said he'll always be loved and missed by many year, and she wants everybody to reflect on this tragic loss and to find a path for peac

i'm beasley reese, eyewitness sports. >>> all right, 7:09 right now. still to come this morning, on "eyewitness news", this holiday season, while many are shopping, others are also opt to go buy on line. makes sense, right? number of retailers offer free shipping, it is easy, you don't have to leave home. but is it really free? we'll investigate for you. >> also, a close call caught on camera. an officer narrowly escapes after fed ex truck slams into his police cruiser. and take a look at this morning's elf on the shelf. i don't see him there. maybe somewhere in the city of philadelphia. we'll look for him. here at our studios, cbs-3. also, we'll have, there he is, there is phil. that little guy's just hanging around on the christmas tree. that's our elf on the shelf. don't touch him. he'll lose his magic. we'll be back. >> the last week to get your holiday shopping finished f you're orders erring items on line, you may be surprise today know free shipping doesn't always mean it is free. everybody's out to make a buck, as they always were, especially,

reese whither spoon is front runed to be nominated and win. autopsy begins julianne moore for still alice and gone girl but it is an a nation performance. he won earlier in walk the line. this is best thing she has done since then. a is mag film from the performance standpoint. are dark, very hard to watch at times. i will say she elevates the film. i did peak to her about this film. we were in the wood doing this interview. i had bugs flying in my face. i canned her about, you know, car thinking 45-pound pack around and how that was for her and this is what she had to say. >> chill straight was on the set every day and said that pack looks light and come over and pack it full of more things if it looked too light. >> on the scene when you first put the pack on, it is incredible. we see you you struggling to get it on. how many takes. >> that is interesting because that is how jean mark works he didn't want me to see any of the props. i walk in the hotel room set. everything was laid out. he said okay i want you to car that i bag. he said i wa

. >>> the move thinks weekends, reese whitherspoon on john toy fine herself in a real life story.her family struggle with devastating diagnosis. nancy odel from entertainment tonight shows us the movies the people are talking about, right now. >>> waist it like? like what does it actually feel like? >> oh, always the same. >> i have that. i have good days, bad days. >> julianne moore is alice, woman diagnosed with early onset altzheimer's, as the disease progresses, her bond with her family including her youngest daughter played by kristin stewart is put to the test. >> on my good days, i can, you know, almost pass as a normal person. but on my bad daisy feel like i can't find myself. thanks for asking. >> heart breaking story one its star is very proud of. >> we're so thrilled, that people are responding to this movie. the fact that it is out, people are seeing it, and they like it, it to just means the worlds to us. >> in my real life i'm out here. >> and in wild, based on the memoir bile cheryle, reese whitherspoon bridges the author's perianal journey to the big screen, pullin

i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >> all right, it is 6:10 right now. north korea responds to allegations that it is behind the sony hack. still ahead on "eyewitness news", what their government is proposing the united state should do now. plus, @ maze inningly close call all caught on camera. officer narrowly escapes after fed ex truck slams into his cruiser. and, men versus women. when it comes to the flu, why new research says men get sicker. health reporter stephanie stahl has that story. >> and winter arrives today. but will we see a warm up in the temperatures? what that means for christmas eve and potential travel troubles this holiday. carol returns with the latest coming up next. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections requi

julianne moore and reese witherspoon. we'll start with reese and "wild."tory of how she hiked more than 1,000 miles of the pacific crest trail alone. >> driven by her marriage falling apart and the death of her mother, she sets out on an epic journey to find herss. >> if you aren't a hobo, where do you live? >> i'm probably going to live in portland when i get off the pct. >> i've maybe only spoken to one other female hobo. >> that's probably because women can't walk out of their lives. they have kids to look after, parents to look after. >> that's fantastic. i love feminists. >> peter traverse of "rolling stone" writes with the help of a scrappy script that allows bursts of humor to break through the darkness. witherspoon cuts to the cruised core of cheryl's heart. and roger moore says, it could have been eat, hike, love, but reese lifts it above that. >> and in the other corner, julianne moore in her new movie "still alice." she plays a renowned linguist professor with early anset a on alzheimer's. >> i've always been so defined by my intellect, my langu

>> adam reese in brooklyn, new york. thank you. joining me now, eugene o'donnell, former police officer, professor of law and criminal justice. eugene, all of our hearts go out to the officers who were lost yesterday. talk to us about how something like this affects fellow police officers. >> well, you'll never see america at its finest like you will in an emergency room at a hospital when a police officer is shot, because you'll see people come together, cross racial-ethnic-gender dwidivideso you see people at the hospital saluting. it's very mourning. >> i need to ask you to respond to pat lynch's comments yesterday, he's a head of the police association, and he criticized mayor de blasio. let's take a look at what he said. >> those that in cited violence on the street under the guise of protest that tried to bring down what new york city police officers did every day. we tried to warn. it must not go on. it cannot be tolerated. that blood on the hands starts on the steps of city hall in the office of the mayor. >> eugene, we kno

good story. >> she's the opposite of anybody who is washed up, reese witherspoon witherspoon.on "60 minutes" find out how witherspoon turned her life and career around by starting a production company. that is sunday here on cbs. >>> ahead, so you say you're having trouble getting into the christmas spirit? doesn't seem like you're alone. the wall street bernstein is in our toyota green room for expert tips of shopping off the holidaze and doing something awesome could be one solution for you. but >>> tonight david letterman hears one last "baby please come home." singer darlene love shows us how that classic christmas pop song revived her career. that's ahead here on "cbs this morning." revived her career. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk

. >>> reese wither soon is back on the big screen. a preview of her latest film wild. >>> the launch and splash down of the orion spacecraft was called a huge success. >>> meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, how long will the rain last? "action news" saturday morning continues? just a moment. we had a free weekend. we all got together and we are having a great time. there is everything to do. you've got restaurants. you've got shopping, oh my gosh fabulous shopping. bars too, although i'm married and i don't know if my husband wants me in any bars. i don't think it is just for girls weekend. i think it's great for couples. it's great for families. i was also was talking to my girlfriends saying i would like to bring my husband back. it's a great weekend. >> fargo, north dakota is feeding the beast, workers are being trained on a snow melting machine. the burns all the snow to water. fargo gets 50 inches of snow a year, workers are having so much fun on the machine, they are hauling in sno

reese halter and author of shepherding the sea.glas, senior meteorologist in minneapolis. paul, what do you make of these records, or is this just an anomaly and nothing to worry about? your thoughts? >> first, a true confession. i'm a recovering republican. i'm a moderate republican. so, please pray for me. light a candle. i've been in the bunker the last couple of years. and it wasn't al gore's documentary, it wasn't even the peer-reviewed science. it was the whacky changes, the extremes we've been witnessing since the late '90s. 14 of the 15 warmest years on record worldwide have been since the turn of the century. so when i -- >> what do you think the main reason is that these factors contributing these record temps? >> well, the fact that we're now 400 parts per million. we haven't been that high in terms of concentration of greenhouse gases in at least 800,000 years, possibly as many as three million years. and 93% of that energy, ed, is going into the oceans. the atmosphere comprises about 3% of the earth's system. 93% is go

and reese was profoundly fearless taking this on. will say to me, were you sorry you didn't get to be in the wilderness? i'm really happy with my part of the film. >> a warm, cozy home. >> yes. >> i understand you and reese were able to get a private careening with your own parents. can you tell me the reaction? >> it was amazing. we shared it with our parents and sitting there together with our mothers and my father was an amazing experience. and, you know, you hope in your life you get to the life where you can show them the gratitude you feel for things that are often missed earlier in life. they are pearls of wisdom. and so it was amazing. they talked to the screen a lot. i will say. but it was also very moving and beautiful. >> so many messages in this film. so thank you so much for being with us. and i cannot wait to -- urge everyone to go see "wild" in theaters now. laura dern, thank you. >> thank you. >>> things are going to get more wild. >>> things are going to get more wild. speaking of wild, my grandkids bought this nest

reese witherspoons' new movie "wild" hits the big screen and dean has your review.i have only another pre hundred miles left to walk. desperate for it to be over. terrified as well. when i'm done, i will only have two dimes to my name. >> a boatload of forgettable romantic comedies, get ready to see her in a way you have never seen her before. i latest based on a memoir the story of overcoming physical and emotional obstacles on a grueling, three month hike on the 2,600 mi. pacific trail from mexico to canada. more than a survival in the desert without any experience or training story, a cleverly interweaved personal profound story the loss of her mother, beautifully played by laura dern, the breakup of her marriage, her spiral using heroin and promiscuity to deaden the pain. while much of this movie is simply reese witherspoon on the screen she captivates as your actors can do. >> my mother used to say something that drove me nuts. she said you can choose to be there for the sunset every day. you can push yourself in the way. >> not only in gauging the vulnerable a

reese' new divorce confession. >> i was just floundering careerwise. >> "extra" tracking all the couplesust before christmas. and courtney cox on racing jen aniston to the alter. >>> breaking jennifer lopez vegas news. >> it would be beautiful. old hollywood meets funk latina. >>> and look who just made

i want to get a better church on thursday because i want to hear cleo kennedy and carlton reese and the accomplishing something that is hard to quantify. spending two books trying to quantify, to detail what happened and where and why, and then in the conclusion show why this was a transformative agent, not just a transcending one but transformative in a way that changed the hearts and minds of angry white people and inspired black people to be a part of it and suffer what they suffered. why wouldn't i want to save that music? why wouldn't i want to chronicle what they're doing? it's more than history. it transcends history. ♪ ♪ this is my life yes, it is you know that i ♪ ♪ i'm going to let it shine hey, hey ♪ >> the black gospel music restoration project began while i was writing, people getting ready, history of black gospel music. as i was researching and writing about these songs that were the foundation of most american popular music in many ways, i would dils cover that all these people would cite a song and then i would go to try to hear it but it was not available, i couldn't g

. >> jean reese is kronsberg's mother.gh he was sent to segregation for creating a weapon, he is still allows one visit per week. >> see your id. >> reese tries to see him while undergoing treatment for breast cancer. >> when i first got in, i don't know how to say or feel, i was shocked about what he'd done but i thought, he's my son and i love him. i went in and when he saw me, he broke down like he was 4 years old. he was totally crying and went into total hysterics and never thought you'd speak to me again. and i just said to him, i'm here. i love you and i'm going to support you. hey. >> hey. >> how are you today? >> how are you doing? >> i'm fine. >> so you don't know what just happened? i just got 40 days in segregation. >> what happened? >> i had a ball made out of paint -- >> a ball made out of paint? >> paint from the wall that i use to bounce against the wall when i was bored. they found it and charged me with having a weapon. >> i thought you were going to follow the rules. >> mom, it's a ball of paint. >> i do

andry hannah and elizabeth. >> if you're like reese, you like subtle bling.hese beautiful earrings and this gorgeous necklace -- >> or give a gift to wrap up in. >> like he elizabeth banks, warm and stylish, never go wrong with a down puffer coat. >> pjs aren't for christmas morning? >> it hit the red carpet and nobody does it better than rihanna. if you want to feel like a superstar? throw on these comfy pajamas. >> need more ideas for under the tree? can't go wrong with fragrances and speakers and watches and more. happy holidays. >> it's been a great year for fran drescher, a new book and good man and new lease on life. >> 14 years cancer free and life for fran drescher has ever been better. >> i feel great. i really got married. i have a lot to be grateful for. >> her husband, the man who invented e-mail, no joke, in september she married, his claim to fame is cop byrighting electronic mail in 1982. >> i need somebody that's intellectually stimulating. >> they met at the deepak chopra convention and it was love at first sight. >> on the drive from san die

reese weatherspoon does not take herself too seriously. actress tweeted this picture, do you see her there, it is, reese whither spoon. the concept comes from the mindy project. mindy responded to the tweet saying you win, at christmas, queen, that is cool, wreath weatherspoon. >>> actress jennifer lawrence spent her christmas visiting children's hospital in her home state of kentucky. she shared two photos via twitter. lawrence visited that same hospital, last year. good for her. >>> it was a big christmas surprise for movie goers in los angeles where set h rogan showed up in person to introduce his movie the interest view. >> just want to say thank you if it wasn't for theaters like this and people like you guys this literally would not be bleep happening right now. >> rogan and the interview, after an goldberg were cheered after thanking the crowd. the film was shown on 300 movie screens across the country and available on a variety of digital platforms such as google play. sony had pulled the film and then in response to that hack atta