robin wright is gosling's boss. >> so what you saw didn't happen. >> yes, madam. >> you were rather scarydon't you think? >> good cover. that was a really good cover. the minute i decided to do the hair back and shellac it -- i was like, there she is. >> who did you bring? >> reporter: it's taken over three decades for the sequel to happen, stymied by wright's issues and the like for that long. >> the first time i heard they wanted to do a sequel to "blade runner," i said what an exciting, fantastic, bad idea. >> reporter: and the script won him over and the crucial harrison ford and ryan gosling. >> as massive as it is, as provocative conceptually as it is, it's still a very intimate, personal and emotional story. and that's so unique to "blade runner." >> reporter: ridley scott does not return to the director's chair. >> he's a very busy man. harrison ford wanted to shoot sooner than later, so that's why i came on board. >> reporter: he's an ep and adviser to the canadian dennivilleneuve who includes "arrival." you're the director but ridley scott is looking over your shoulder? >> he ga

tonight, robin wright, mark consuelos, and music from depeche mode.ere's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. thanks, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us, thank you for coming.

the netflix series stars evan spacey and robin wright as a scheming power couple frank and claire underwood. while obviously set in a d.c., much of the show is produced in maryland. expected to start by the end of the month. that is one of my favorite shows. brian: haven't even watched all of this season. adrianna: i haven't, either. i feel like we get enough political news in real life. brian: outside, weatherwise, it is pretty much a carbon copy of yesterday. drizzle and light shower chances. saturday's a transitional day. tomorrow morning will look like today. friday afternoon, a little bit of clearing. sunday is the pick of the weekend for the upcoming weekend. outside right now, over in laurel, maryland, showing a temperature of about 60 degrees. miding from the low to 60's. i want to show this to you. we are seeing this happening locally, and more moderate color to the shenandoah valley. little leafto do a came in, there is color to c last couple days of rain. mold in a high category. as far as the afternoon is concerned, a lot of cloud cover. not really looking for sunshine. if you s

one could story line with reveal around robin wright as claire under wood. netflix announced it was ending the show after stacy was accused. >>> and news for your house the way we choose grocery items for our families might soon change especially when it comes to items like soy milk and tofu, they are heart healthy, but nbc explains what the fda is now aiming to change about those products. >> reporter: for millions of americans who trusted that consuming soy is good for their heart, this is a surprise. today the fda said it wants to remove a health claim on labels of hundreds of soy protein products. labels that say the products can reduce the risk of heart disease by lowering cholestel. and does not reach the standard that we would allow for a claim. >> reporter: it's stunning because 18 years ago the fda said the opposite. but tonight cardiologist agree. studies since then no longer show strong proof. >> no one is saying that soy protein is unhealthy. we are just saying you can't expect some special benefits from the soy protein. >> reporter: the multi bi

tomorrow night robin wright will be here, mark consuelos will join us, and we'll have music from depeche jeff bridges, isla fisher, and steve aoki with gucci mane and t-pain. and this is exciting we headed back to brooklyn october 16th for a week of shows at the brooklyn academy of music where our guests will be david letterman, amy schumer, howard stern, billy joel, tracy morgan, paul shaffer and more will be added as we go. if you live in brooklyn or near brooklyn and want to be a part of it, go to this. kimmelinbrooklyn.com go to kimmel in brooklyn dot com. we hope to see you there our first guest is a multi-talented and oscar-nominated actor who starting this weekend finds himself in a bleak dystopian future-world where, it turns out, he's still very handsome "blade runner 2049" opens in theaters friday. please welcome ryan gosling. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> how are you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing all right. well, thank you. everything all right with you? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: because of las vegas? >> yes. it

with ryan gosling, anthony anderson, robin wright, jeff bridges, alex rodriguez, mark consuelos, islam welshly arms, depeche mode, steve aoki featuring gucci mane, and 21 savage too. please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight has spent more than a third of her life playing "penny" on the most-watched comedy show in the united states, "the big bang theory" airs monday nights on cbs. please welcome kaley cuoco. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hi! >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you, it's good to see you. >> jimmy: you're back to work now? >> yes. >> jimmy: on the show? >> season 11. >> jimmy: season 11 of the show. >> crazy. >> jimmy: did you get a lot -- do you get the whole summer off? >> the whole summer off. done some traveling, more traveling than i ever have. >> jimmy: where did you go? >> we were talking about -- we were traveling australia. and karl for some reason, my boyfriend, ends up getting the pat down every time we go through security. >> jimmy: he asks for it? [ laughter ] >> no, he didn't. every single time. he goes through, be

moot ofy came out in 1987 starring robin wright, kelly or way and late andre the giant and billy crystalilled my father, prepare to die. >> you've seen that movie a couple times. >> i have it's hilarious. >> six minutes before the hour. sawing hello to you facebook fan of the day. brenda permission wilson or maybe it's queen brenda wi wilson. she celebrated her 70th birthday yesterday. i know no way you'rep 0. happy belated brenda. >> she's been a fan of "f "fox5". she enjoys watching all of us in the morning and night as well she appreciates that whenever she writes us to we always respond. so, thank you and right back at you. >> what a great photo. >> celebrate all week, brepd a. that's what i believe. >> absolutely. >> wear that hat often. >> yes. >> life is too short not too. >> exactly right. >> pretty mild out this morning. drive for you. and it will be dry after school. starting in 60s in suburbs and lower 70s in town. ach skoov, 1 to 4 so another one of these very, very warm october days little humidity this morning and this afternoon. won't be owe fresive. clouds comeing across

tomorrow, robin wright, a two day conference today and tomorrow in new york city.w. >> smart people. >> revolutionary. >> watters' world this weekend, a very big lineup. we have eric trump, kellyanne conway, and dean cain. as you know, we did an offensive following costume edition, and we gave you a new feature. it's called tests that haven't aged well -- if you think my tweets that haven't aged well. >> you don't want it to be taxed. >> it could be from your mom! >> the "gigi show" on 10:00 saturday. there is tom shillue on the left and kat the timpf on the left antivirus! donald trump had some kids over trick-or-treating at the white house. and i love this, because even with the children -- donald trump couldn't help but rip the media. the parents to the children 'spaces. enjoyable. >> i cannot believe the media produced such beautiful children. you are going to grow up to be like your parents? don't answer. that can only get me in trouble. so how does the press treat you? i bet you get treated better by the press than anybody in the world, right? you did a good

another storyline fans would love focuses on robin wright. she plays claire underwood. this after kevin spacey was accused of sexual abuse. >>> we have breaking news in traffic. >> melissa, what do you have? >> continue looking here at this picture from chopper 4. right now, inner loop at st. barnabas road. got a two-mile backup. we finally have gotten some of this out of roadway. that not looking hot aught the bottom portion. tell us what you see here the last couple of minutes, brad? >> melissa, a couple times they have blocked. you still see the last of the flashing lights there in the center of the screen. let me show you this. as i zoom miles away, you can see temple hills, camp springs and finally joint base andrews is just where we are sitting here. the back of the line is not moving quickly. we're seeing delays stretch back on the inner loop. reporting live from chopper 50, back to you. >> one problem now. this is looking good. 270 northbound and southbound at montrose road. no major problems. rest of the beltway okay. no other major issues into town or out of t

another storyline, would revolve around robin wright. >> everyone loves her character. >> ending thew less than a day after actor kevin spacey, the star was accused of abuse. a money component there. >>> if you don't plan to trick-or-treat this year, how about taking in a show at the national theater. >> i love a musical. mean girls the musical starts today. you may still be able to get your hands-on tickets. >> the greatest people you will ever meet and the worst. >> you've never been to a real school before. >> shut up. shut up. >> shut up. these are scenes from the movie which was hilarious. two hours before the show starts, you can enter the national theater lottery program tickets for 25 bucks. 20 lottery seats will be available for each performance. i like that. the show starts at 8:00 p.m. want to escape the trick-or-treaters. head to the theater. >> if you saw the movie, expect the stage version to be a little different. >> this is from a professional thespian. >> i had my day. >> all right. >>> 5:57 right now. pet store puppies can be cute to cuddle. some of them are making

native and robin wright from house of cards to tuck about their characters in the film.e because it's a spoiler in itself. so we to kind of tap around these interviews a little bit and we talk about his glasses. watch this. >> i thought you might be able to help me with a case. any idea where i could find him? >> you plan on taking me in? i would much rather than the al nanny tiff. >> the glasses are a character as well. way he puts them on. >> yeah. >> talk about like finding -- was that smug found in the character. >> that was denny's idea and when i first heard about it when i first did my initial make up test, you know, it just seemed so sill toll me. [ laughter ] >> like i just couldn't get -- like they were so tiny and i have a big old head, too. [ laughter ] >> i just couldn't get the feel for it. i look at myself and she looked crazy then when we actually started filming, put the glasses on said, no, new york city i want to you put them op like this. like you've done 800 times. don't fumble with them. the more i did it the more i did it. the more interesting it b

i want to bring in now david road, online news director at "the new yorker" and robin wright who writes for "the new yorker" as well. thank you both for joining us. so robin, this is perplexing because our european partners, top officials in the trump administration say iran is complying. trump says they are not. he's the only one that's saying they are not. he says they're not living up to the spirit of the deal. the president tweeted this and this is just tonight. many people talking with much agreement on my iran speech today. participants in the deal are making lots of money on trade with iran. so, i mean, what's the discrepancy here? what's your reaction to the president's tweet and his discrepancy? >> well, the reaction has been clear across the world and that is from not just our european allies who have long spoken with a single voice with the united states, for the first time we see a real split between the europeans and the united states on the issue of iran. we see a split when it comes to china and russia. you've seen across the world very important institutions, whether it'

and later this week, robin wright, jeff bridges, mark consuelos, isla fisher and music from depeche modei featuring gucci mane and t-pain. [ applause ] so join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is, believe it or not, making his 30th appearance on this show. i'm always happy to see him. his show "black-ish" returns for season four tomorrow night. please welcome anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wow, i can't believe this is your historic 30th appearance. it only seems like 28, i have to say. >> 30th. i hear adam corolla has 51. >> jimmy: he's been on 51 times. >> i'm chasing him, you know that. i'm chasing him. 21 more to catch him. >> jimmy: we can make that up by the end of the year. >> let's do it. >> jimmy: if you really want to. >> are you guys still friends? >> jimmy: of course. >> okay. >> jimmy: by the way, i saw you last at the emmys a couple weeks ago. >> yes. >> jimmy: and in fact, when i saw you, you were on stage very busy presenting the best variety talk series award to another show, to john oliver instead of your dear friend jim. how many times have you b

protest up with park now impeached and out of office the stars are returning to the red carpet as robin wright reports from her son. on the red carpet there were stars and glitz in abundance but the opening was still a little time for her this is the first busan film festival since the full extent of the so-called blacklist controversy was revealed. movie makers are still coming to terms with it all i believe no matter what happens the freedom of expression should not be controlled late last year it emerged then president park geun hay was operating a blacklist against artists she saw as hostile to her government a number of them in the film industry they were allegedly denied public funding and showing their work was discouraged. an investigation of the scandal has led to ministers and senior officials being prosecuted while parkas self is behind bars. the control of the arts was a historical regression. impacted the creative reel of the filmmakers and undermined artistic freedom. one of the highest profile victims was this documentary about the saywell ferry tragedy that killed more than thr

civil rights leader mary francis barry, google cofounder already ary pagers and author and scholar robin wright. many more will follow in these footsteps, they share a drive to make what is affectionately known as "the michigan difference" and of course cheer for the amazing blue. mr. president, i would like to congratulate the university of michigan on its bicentennial as we look forward a future driven by michigan innovation. with that, i'd like to close with something very simple -- go blue! mr. president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. ms. hassan: mr. president, i ask to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. hassan: thank you. mr. president, i rise today to discuss an issue that is devastating families and communities in my home state of new hampshire and across the united states. the fentanyl, heroin, and opioid crisis. this crisis is the most pressing public health and safety

rob i didn't tell robin wright is gosling's boss. >> so what you saw didn't happen. >> yes, ma'am. >>his film in a good way, don't you think? >> good cover. >> reporter: early reviews for that was a good cover. this are frankly stellar, but when the original was released in 1982, it was not a critical smash and a bit of a box office flop. in the 35 years since, blade runner's status has grown and grown. >> the original is such an experience. but what's also interesting is the experience you have after you've seen it, because part of the reason why i think it became a cult classic is because you couldn't shake it. it was painting this nightmarish version of the future that felt possible. >> this is about what it means to be a human being. what are our opportunities? what are our responsibilities? do they really exist? it's not the answers. it's the questions. there are a lot of questions left unanswered. and it's kind of like life. >> reporter: i'm nick watt for "nightline," los angeles. >> questions left unanswered. >> he gets all the best assignments. ryan gosling. speaking of best a

on behalf of the entire park service, including robin wright and her tremendous team, we are so proudcommemorating this important anniversary. not just as an organization that's committed to telling the history of the site in perpetuity, but as your partner and as your fellow citizens. the national park service proudly manages a system of parks in this country that represent really a remarkable collection of places that enshrine our nation's enduring principles and they remind us constantly of the tremendous sacrifices that americans like the little rock nine have made on behalf of this country. and it really is our privilege as your steward to protect some of america's most incredible places and to tell some of america's most important historical events. it's a hop or thnor that we tak very seriously. little rock central high school is all of those things. it's an incredible place with incredible people, and it's a very important part of our nation's history. as all of us know, there are parts of that history that are not easy to talk about. stories that are very painful. and difficu

. >> i will say like character of doug tam is per and his wife played by robin wright on house of cardsken on a life of their own. maybe it lives on with them. >> with a different name or something perhaps. >> exactly. >> thanks hol. >> let us know what you think as always. >> time now 7:21 disturbing story out of northern vir virginia. >> residents in loudoun county received a nasty trick. kkk flyers and candy dropped off in front of their homes. "fox5" annie yu reports for this morning from leesburg. >> several neighborhoods were targeted with these kkk flyers and candy. they were all tied together in a ziploc bag and police say the hate speech is protected but president are dents say the hate group is not welcome in their neighborhood and does not represent leesburg. here is a look at the flier. flyers and candy stuffed in a ziploc back and[m:ing] toed from a car to dozens of homes in sodle brook place subdivision were taeringts nearly 20 homes there got hateful literature wrapped in small plastic bags with candy materials include racist political cartoons and derogatory references t

dave battista and robin wright and they'll tell hugh they play in the movie.u might be able to help me with the case. any idea where i can find him. >> you plan on taking me in. >> i would much prefer that to the alternative. >> tell me about your the glasses are a character as well. >> yeah. >> very specific and the way he puts them on. [ laughter ] >> talk about like finding that was that something you found in the character. >> that was denny's idea when i first heard about it, when i first did my, um, initial makeup test, you know, it just seemed so silly to me. [ laughter ] >> like i couldn't get they were so tiny and a big old head, too. [ laughter ] >> i just couldn't get the feel for them. i look at myself and they looked crazy when we actually started filming and put the glasses on he said no, no, no, i want to you put them op like this look you've done it a hundred times. don't fumble with them. the more i did it the more i did it. the more interesting it became and the more i got sucked n it make the character more interesting. tiny thing like that.