it's rob lowe, everybody. hey, rob. what are you doing?> i was just in the greenroom knocking off a set of push-ups and i heard you introduce me. [ laughter ] i want to say, that's one of the nicest introductions i've ever heard, thank you. >> jimmy: oh, um -- i'm actually very sorry. i can see how you'd be confused. but i was talking about tom brady. i wasn't -- [ laughter ] -- introducing you. >> oh. i don't mean to be dramatic, but this might be the most embarrassing thing that's ever happened to me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: please, don't be embarrassed. it makes sense that you would be confused -- you also look incredible for a man in his 60s. i mean, you look great.p[ cheer] >> i'm in my 50s. >> jimmy: i meant 50s. you know i meant 50s. >> okay. >> jimmy: you invited me to your 50th birthday party. >> yes, and you didn't come. >> jimmy: right, but -- i knew when it was. [ laughter ] and it wasn't that long ago. and so you're in your 50s. stop it, though, you're perfect, you're a perfect human specimen. i think you look better than tom b

tonight -- rob lowe, storm reid, and music from seal. with cleto and the cletones.w, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks each and every one of you for coming. thank you for joining us at our regular time. last night, we were delayed by the football game. you watched that gam

this week we have new shows with j rita moreno and rob lowe, music from seal and fall out boy too.uest tonight is a dynamo in every way. an actor, director. "taxi" dispatcher and penguin too, with a new animated show with his daughter lucy. it's called "little demon." all episodes are on hulu now. please welcome danny devito. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> thank you. >> jimmy: how you doing? great to see you. >> excellent to be here. >> jimmy: it's great to have you. are you like a rock 'n roll guy? i notice you really seem to be feeling the music. >> to do whop basically is a bass, but i do like rock 'n roll. i'm into hendrix and bruce. we lost jeff beck this week. >> jimmy: yeah, one of the greats, maybe the greatest guitar player. >> you know, i dabble in it all. very eclectic in my -- the music i like. >> jimmy: you were in vegas this weekend, right? >> i was. >> jimmy: did you see any music there? >> i didn't see music. i saw david blaine. >> jimmy: oh, magic. you saw magic. >> i love magic. pi always did when i was a kid. i never could do it. i always tried wit the little thing, the bal

on hulu and starting again january 24th on fox on the new season of "911 lone star" say hello to rob lowe to apologize, i ran late today. i was perfectly fine coming downstairs and was like, i felt funky, so i sprayed perfume, and i sprayed it directly in my eyeball, and -- it's not good. >> rob: your eyes smells delicious. >> kelly: it burned so badly, i've never done that. >> rob: i was doing a play in london once, and we were doing my hair and some to call me and i turned around and got a full shot of hair spray in both eyes, not good. >> kelly: i have had hair spray because of that similar situation, perfume -- >> rob: is way worse. >> rob: i can't notice the difference, she looks great! 's many i've done a lot of interviews, i mean, for so many years, do you remember your first one? i think you were really young, right? >> rob: i remember my first one because i laugh at the headline, it was in the adjacent daily snooze living in ohio, and how about this weird -- oh, there it is, boy 12 sets his cat for stardom. said to my cap and off i went. >> kelly: it's out of the '50s. your cap,

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with top-notch guests including jennifer lopez, jane fonda, sally field, lily tomlin, rita moreno, rob lowey devito. and music from seal, fall out boy, and a boogie wit da hoodie. and i've never felt older or whiter than i do right now. [ laughter ] a boogie wit da hoodie will be here. our first guest tonight has a large and shiny collection of statuettes including an emmy, an oscar, two tonys, and now she's up for a grammy, too. she's the producer and s.a.g. award-nominated star of "the woman king." it returns to theaters tomorrow. please welcome viola davis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? very good to see you. >> boy, i am so good. >> jimmy: yeah well, you are. >> yes. >> jimmy: some say great, yeah. >> i'm good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you for stopping by and taking a break between collecting awards and statues and whatnot. >> no problem, it's good to be here. >> jimmy: are we at the point where you're out of people to thank? will you start thanking your dentist on the next one? >> no, i'll never thank the dentist. [ laughter ] i had three wisdom teeth removed just

while rob lowe is still rooting for the nfl. [ laughter and applause i want that hat.that hat. he'll lend that to me. i want to borrow that. meanwhile, before becoming to coach of the chiefs, andy reid was head coach of the eagles for 14rs here's a photo of him then versus now [ laughter ] he looks -- he looks exactly the same i don't know how this is possible, but somehow andy reid is the paul rudd of the nfl. [ laughter ] he looks great [ cheers and applause and get this, for the first time, two brothers will be facing off in the super bowl yep, chiefs tight end travis kelce is playing against his brother, eagles center jason kelce. here they are. yeah and this is cute, their mom, donna, goes to as many of their games as possible. she even has a jersey that's half travis', half jason's [ audience aws ] look at this is that the best is that the best [ applause ] when asked about the super bowl, donna said, i'm so proud of both my boys. i just want them to have fun i don't care who wins. [ light laughter ] then she said, "but i would like to see travis have more than 5

rob lowe is a dad on a journey to find his son's beloved last pooch. >> based on a true story, doggone arrives on netflix on friday on hulu friday. there's the drop about a married couple's dream of starting a family running into unexpected complications when one of them accidentally drops a baby at a wedding for new documentaries. a viral video star winds up suspected of murder in the hatchet wielding hitchhiker. see it on netflix and catch season. 2 of the animated spinoff kung fu panda, the dragon knight. also on netflix. now we have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> do not watch a movie today is the only that it was great do not watch a movie even time. so that's lot. it's good to know. you have options for the weekend, but if your insight today you're missing you're missing out on the one clear day. yeah, it really is going to be so nice out there. we've got 60's, calm winds and most importantly, it's not going to be a de yeah. and maybe in casual hasn't been so bad. i've been seeing a lot of sunrise pictures this morning. now we're all acting like we've never befo

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rob. how low will it go? >>> at least 30 degrees and the day began with some showers. we do still see that on the radar around the east bay hills and diablo range and the valley starting to clear out and what is left of the showers which has involved some snow at times, it will continue to progress to the south by 11 an and the wind advisory is out until 1 tomorrow afternoon. when you factor in the cold air and wind speed, it will be 20 to 40 miles per hour combining the wind and cold temperature, you get a wind chill factor. now in the morning when you do that it will feel like 20s and 30s. the thermometers will also say at least low 30s toward the tri- valley and even toward downtown san jose. here are the areas in purple under the freeze warning. it is very likely we see more of this through the middle part of the week. so this will stick around for the wild even though the wind advisory ends tomorrow afternoon. we will talk more about colder temperatures arriving in the seven-day coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> this is a good time to download the bay area app. w

you have as high hopes for meta as wolf research does in rob >> it traded as low as 11 times earningsterrible stock, it became a value trade for a lot of people. and i think there have been buyers, they're showing some discipline about costs and you know, i think taking it seriously that they can't just spend wantonly they're cutting head count and so we think they might be able to beat expectations in some of the quarters this year and there's more upside to the stock. i don't know if it's going back to where it was before, but it's definitely a stock on the move higher >> okay. quick break and final trades are next ♪ ♪ engineered to elevate the senses... touch, sight, sound, and scent. it's the electric that recharges you. the all new, all electric eqe sedan from mercedes-benz. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled talent from all over the globe right at your fingertips. it's where businesses meet great remote talent and remote talent meets great opportunity. ♪♪ ♪ this is how we work

me feel like i was losing my mind and suffering from some sort of early dementia, and low mood and anxiety that robbedd my ability to feeland be me. i started to drink every night. i started to go out every other night. in a way, i abused my body, but not only with alcohol, with sex as well. i didn't want to be in a relationship. at 25, it felt like everybody was having children or getting in relationships to then create families, and i didn't want that. meet 0livia mcveigh. she's a make—up artist, an influencer and runs her own brand. alongside all the hair and beauty tips, she uses her online platform to speak openly about her temporary menopause. what they're going to do now is, they're going to put me i in a medically - induced menopause. so, honestly, itjust took last night to process that. - i don't even know. how to process that. like, it's... they've reassured me that it's all going to be grand and it's i just another thing that i have to do, and i'm only 24, - so the thought of the word l menopause carries so much. so what do you want me to say? my name? do you want me to say my age or anythi

me being one of the hot sports people are getting robbed, getting mug cars are being stolen a gunpoint. so those are the issues that we face during low trading, especially when it's leach back at night. so that because coal power stations supply most of the country's electricity, but these power stations are not functioning at full capacity, sub africa uses on every jabbar $27000.00 megawatts. the moment re struggling to produce 21. and in an electricity system, you've got a match supply and demand instantaneously. exactly. the reason we have load shedding, all load reduction in south africa is that is to prevent the grid from collapsing while the power outages are a necessary evil. public outreach is growing. what really riles people up here is that much of the countries electricity problems have been attributed to endemic corruption at the state own power utility and a slowness by the authorities to invest in new sources of energy, especially as the countries coal power plants are very old they breakdown easily and often have to go for maintenance. that puts them out of commission. as the electricity crisis further deteriorated, th

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low. to do this, it is necessary that the criminals themselves come to power. this robbingrself would be an unprofitable joke. how do you understand judicial the meeting is declared open a criminal case is heard against gribov viktor fedorovich accused of infecting another person with hiv infection part two of article 122 of the criminal code of the russian federation a criminal case is heard against popov alexander nikolaevich osipov sergey igorevich ivanov alexander alexandrovich accused of robbery committed by a group of persons by prior agreement , as well as with the use of weapons or objects used as weapons. yes, yes, i won’t help me, you can do the third day torment. so maybe let me help you no, no. which we have experienced together. pay youth you we need only young 50.000 per hour meeting minimum wage to find a true friend. i know what was enchanted, i share the concept of fenechuhay 10 days of this season. 11 maybe, only he is siblings. i kept coming up with a reboot report three two one. mushroom liability infecting other persons with infection was warned of crim

here is rob is a tail of extreme temperatures, extreme low temperatures to start over in turkmenistan, reco going by 122 years. we'd beat me minus $25.00 as a pool of siberian arctic origin and now, unsurprisingly at this time the year in siberia, there are many places enjoy carving ice sculptures perm, yes, all the permafrost. why not? is one of those places, but at minus 10 is really rather warm here. it should be minus 20 minus that even minus 40 that real cold and she's been shifted a bit further. east has been sitting to the north of mongolia for a while. i get minus 62 there. and until recently even hobbit temperatures and just below freezing carbon, you might remember the other place, but i have ice carving for fun. anyway, that cold has come down. now, this is sunday's forecast. it replaces what has been up until recently, very warm weather in southern china, the great laser in japan. so by the sunday, this is what it looks like. far more like winter should look like, in fact is gone too far. the temperature in shanghai is on the should be about 8 degrees, not for and it keeps

low. thanks, contessa our annual stock summit continues now. robu're on the clock you have a couple repeats, okay, and you had a good year last year, too. jp morgan was your stock pick last year. obviously the financials didn't have a tremendous year eog, was energy your space last year >> energy was my space >> yeah, you killed it obviously with that. you have a new sector which we'll get to you in a second eog is back, meta. >> oh, yeah. we'll talk about it. >> go ahead. go meta first. >> okay. so we call this our friends in low places trade, okay so it's cheap, trades at 12 times 23 of 22, you know, obviously truly abysmal. we've already seen a reset in earnings and expectation jimmy will tell me it's a value trap because the business is broken, but meta's forecast was cut 45%, and its free cash flow forecast cut 66%, and i think it's very dangerous in that space to be so underweight that stock when there's so much up side associated with potential surprises like a reacceleration in their core business, which could happen, headwinds for apple's

robbed. getting mug cars are being stolen a gunpoint, so those are the issues that we face during low trading, especially when it's leach back at night. south africa's coal power stations supply most of the country's electricity. but these power stations are not functioning at full capacity. sub africa uses on average, about 27000 megawatts the moment re struggling to produce 21. and in an electricity system, you've got a match supply and demand instantaneously. exactly. the reason we have load shedding all load reduction in south africa is that is to prevent the grid from collapsing while the power outages are a necessary evil public outreach is growing. what really riles people up here is that much of the countries electricity problems have been attributed to endemic corruption at the state and power utility and slowness by the authorities to invest in new sources of energy, especially as the countries coal power plants are very old. they breakdown easily and often have to go for maintenance. that puts them out of commission. as the electricity crisis further deteriorated, the managers of t

me being one of the hot sports people are getting robbed, getting mug cause up being stolen at gunpoint. so those are the issues that we face during low trading, especially when it's peach black at night. so that because coal power stations supply most of the country's electricity, but these power stations are not functioning at full capacity, sub africa uses on average, about $27000.00 megawatts. the moment re struggling to produce 21. and in an electricity system, you've got a match supply and demand instantaneously. exactly. the reason we have load shedding, all load reduction in south africa is that is to prevent the grid from collapsing while the power outages are a necessary evil. public outreach is growing. what really riles people up here is that much of the countries electricity problems have been attributed to endemic corruption at the state and power utility and a slowness by the authorities to invest in new sources of energy, especially as the countries coal power plants are very old. they breakdown easily and often have to go for maintenance. that puts them out of commission. as the electricity crisis further deteriorated

me being one of the hot sports people are getting robbed, getting mug cause or being stolen at gunpoint. so those are the issues that we face during low trading, especially when it's peach black at night. south africa's coal power stations supply most of the country's electricity. but these power stations are not functioning at full capacity. sub africa uses on average, about 27000 megawatts. the moment re struggling to produce 21. and in an electricity system, you've got a match supply and demand instantaneously. exactly. the reason we have load shedding, all load reduction in south africa is that is to prevent the grid from collapsing while the power outages are a necessary evil. public outreach is growing. what really riles people up here is that much of the countries electricity problems have been attributed to endemic corruption at the state owned power utility and a slowness by the authorities to invest in new sources of energy, especially as the countries coal power plants are very old. they breakdown easily and often have to go for maintenance. that puts them out of commission. as the electricity crisis further deteriorated, t

if you're investing for low enough, then you can not be too concerned about what happens. bucks a month to get rob. it's been really good to talk to you on counting costs many thanks some days for being with us. thank you. and that's our show for this week. if you'd like to comments on anything that you've seen, you can treat me. i'm at a finnigan on twitter. please use the hash tag h a c t c. when you do or you can drop us alive. counting the cost at algebra dot net is our email address. as always, there's plenty more few online at al serra dot com slash c t. c. that takes you straight to a page and you'll find individual reports links at a time episodes to catch up on. but that is it. for this edition of counting the cost, i'm adrian seneca, from the whole team here and thanks for being with us. the news on al jazeera is next ah. after a lifetime in finland, an emigrant returns to somali land upon discovering his ancestral home could be a gold mine. but to benefit his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age old tribal disputes above it. mm. witness. golden light on

low. that will be a very tough goal to reach after the deadliest year yet for pedestrian related deaths. a kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live with rob more on who's most likely at risk. >> katherine, last year, 20 people were killed while walking in san francisco. most of them elderly, asian american or both. and we're already off to a rough start for 2022. >> on monday, san francisco recorded its 3rd pedestrian death of the year here at the intersection of franklin and streets near city hall. the victim was an asian-american woman. and according to the executive director of walk sf jodi maderas, the first 2 pedestrians killed in 2023. are also asian women. speed is the number one cause that we see over and over and over again for traffic >> people killed by a car hitting them. speeding, distracted driving have been big factors. but the chinatown community development center has been sending lp essays for years on how to stay safe while crossing the street community planning manager rosa chen says education is extremely important. reminder coming out of the pandemic. don't cross the street without look

if you're investing for low enough, then you can not be too concerned about what happens month to month, year to get rob. it's been really good to talk to you on counting the cost many thanks. some dates for being with us. thank you. and that's our show for this week . if you'd like to comments on anything that you've seen, you can treat me. i'm at a finnegan on twitter. please use the hash tag h a c t c. when you do or you control us alive, counseling, because at odyssey a dot net is our email address. as always, there's plenty more few online at al serra dot com slash ctc. that takes you straight to a page and you'll find individual reports links at a time episodes to catch up on. but that is it for this edition of counting the cost. i'm adrian finnegan from the whole team here. and thanks for being with us. the news on al jazeera is next. ah, it's one of the most spectacular mass migrations in the animal kingdom. monarch butterflies. millions of them arriving at the winter habitat in central mexico. this year the international union for the conservation of nature officially designated the migrating m

low. i have given this example many times. it seems to me that it is much brighter . by phone, because you can simply rob it . first, and secondly, the youth are iranian, why today? we are just like that. these few months , we have seen these active protests, which were primarily attended by young people. because they, er, are iranian. young people, they do not have the opportunity to get a job anywhere, the level of unemployment among young people is incredibly high, because of which young people try to run away, and today the iranian regime is already resorting to accepting death sentences for crimes against god , they are written in the verdicts of the judges who committed the crime against god in order to officially and publicly pay those who protest and after that they bury them and only after the burial they tell their relatives that they were executed so that there would be no protests therefore this is actually the future of russia if the russians do not are changing their course, we doubt that they are changing, that's why this will eventually lead to problems in the economy . elephant medvedev said

no, rob signed to stabilize the the, the beats went to stabilize, then they, they can do other projects to was on the sun was coming inside the don't. there is an iran draw low, it's at a buck. so what happened? the guys from rocks that government give us some more, there is on smaller on and they put them just in we bought on bought and throw them in front to help the middle back a little bit at a sun. so we know that the movers would work bunker village is one of those coastal communities that we prioritize. the coastal fishing community located south eastern part of police, a small real amenities living in harmony with nature. mac river is not responsible for the climate crisis, yet. they are the ones that are suffering, greatest loss and damage. what we need is climate justice. i want to get mom to have our buck on them. okay. they, this is a beautiful place. they're not our resources here for us to not have some issues with them. we can't exist if we can address what we're seeing mom care about going to be here for another 100 years. mm hm. with this lee con global teen is john milan, gay from kenya. he lives in cooney, a district of campbell. he has 4

rob, that extreme cogs has gone from afghanistan. but the legacy of winter is very obvious, is more cloud around low afghans. on northern pakistan, northern india and kashmir. particular it's been snowing hard recently, you know, it basically go mark is a resort town after all. so you expect to sort of see, but it's still fairly extreme. it's not the end of their course at just the top of the system, entire revolving systems producing range as you know them, pakistan and some parts of normal india, which might have a beneficial effect because as you well know, places like a whole new jelly, a more recently, thacker right at the top of the poor air quality scale for the major cities of the world. now, when you get disturbance near, it sometimes improves things will in new delhi, not immediately may well be a went monday and they're called to remain unhealthy. it's slightly better in the evening on choose in. the breeze picks up a bit more on wednesday, which gives you well less unhealthy air on fridays. not like last winter is just like that. next thing to watch is what's been coming in slowly from further ea

rob the 1st snow. the seasons fall in the mountains to the high ground to near all because this circulation around a low, which i think was air that originated of the arctic part of canada. that's been much modified, but it's essentially cold air when you get up a little bit. so that's the picture then jen duban into nicea, the big circulation is affecting italy, the balkan states. and that all places to the east has quite a strong wind up in the bluish rain. so we expect some pretty nasty conditions is already flooded in albania, floods originally in hungary as well, but that's been replaced by colder and snow. maybe the story for the next couple of days, significant snow up through croatia, slovenia up into nor misty. so the southern faces of the outs will gather, fed dumping and snow and always time it's rain edging, went back over once recently, snow. so i think flooding is a distinct increased possibility. this colder air means attempted in bucharest, dropped down from their twenty's of last week or so to bit more normal 5 degrees. and that is the most active, whether in europe, around the rest of

low part and let's check on 85, 80 crockett down towards the maze. it's going to take 18 minutes. darya. james, back to you. time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob. >> morning and well, i know you're going to it the markets in give us the current on that. but i can't believe you have a comment about lost baggage and air tags considering what we're going through right now with this faa ground hall. we just got through that and things are all fouled up. so let's get right to it. >> and don't forget to add to that story during the holidays are a lot of shutdowns. people got stuck in airports, searches for on amazon and through google air tag luggage. yeah. up 5,000%. it's a kind of ok technology caught some heat last year. you remember some jealous boyfriends would put the air tag and the girlfriends cars and track them. oh, and dot people that like it's it's a weird technology that's not quite right. but but wait. so you're saying it doesn't really help, though. i mean, so my bag is lost and the air to great. now, i know it's in, you know, detroit. >> sure. i think it gives a little peace of mind. and when it gets delivered. mcd

survive and they get so i was to rob from the ghetto not the pride in the ghetto but i got press and they get so i can reside in the ghetto from the ghetto with a textbook low prostitutes and looking for the next hoes -- start been up and down the street like it's a step. so but it ain't a step show just neglect the aids infect those who are in need of correction connection connect. they like connect for who the hell is knocking my door? 6 a.m. in the morning crack at dawn and it's the police. oh, i'm yawning they like tell these dudes next door to down time they go go i'm like oh no how this be them deuces next door why do police messing with me could it be the fact that i'm my brother's keeper health care recession is political grim reaper percocets new drama in a hood street sweeper. mama always warned me about them got -- creepers creep but i be a kappa basketball player. rappers never scared the white because at the end of the day is mind over matter is love above all. sometimes i need to be to be right no, i'm cold summer nights when i need a at night. they had thinking about the hate and how they hate you know kids evil things out the same with the m

rob new york, independent line. independent gun owner. you are on. >> i see your cleaning to low hanging fruit again. guns, it's abortion every day the whole thing about fiddling with the nation, you're doing a great job. >> guns is a topic. hold on, because of the topic, you called in to comment, what you think about it? >> i think you should find something else to talk about. >> let's hear from james in alabama, independent lines, good morning. >> good morning. i'm a former police officer and guns even though -- a lot of guns have been used to stop crime. anytime we arrest a gun, arrest an individual pulling the trigger. it's not guns. a police officer, i have a lot of stabbings, for stabbings i did. it's not the farm, it's the man or woman pulling the trigger and that's the problem. >> how do you go about changing the man or woman behind it if it's not the gun itself? >> it's their heart. the first murder was cain killed abel. in their heart. down here in alabama, we don't allow to open carry down here. there's a police officer, stop this vehicle in alabama, you have a gun so be prepared. it's a g