we played roseanne back and i was like that's a game changer and i'd be honored to be involved all next on larry king. was going to lead it came out today special guest is comedian actor writer producer and director whitney cummings whitney of course created and starred in the n.b.c. series with me also the co-creator and co-writer of the c.b.s. comedy hit two broke girls hope popular standup specials available on h.b.o. on comedy central and this summer she made her directorial debut in the female brain and the. new book and all of the law is is available no we were together on that from her who could forget that i'm trying to every day you said about this book i'm not sure what else to say except that you should totally read this if you want to stop being crazy and doing it and you call it a self-help book i hope who with what great. you know it's interesting you knew me during this time and i knew you would mean you had many away in more ways than one. in my late twenty's that kind of dawned on me i had an epiphany that i was a little bit crazy and i had kind of a premonition that be

nine seasons this is going to be the tenth season of roseanne why n.c.c. is also asked why is hollywood so fixated on the reboot of late you know i think that there are so many new shows out and there's so many people you're expected to fall in love with you now you know all these new characters all these new actors i think there's just something nice about nostalgia right now we have this person in office who every day is throwing you curve balls at us and i think there's something really warm and cozy about from the your face is that we now i think we're all just craving a warm comfortable place right now we knew you would like. depended too so. hope you like me i love you and i don't want you to read doesn't get better because i want you to stay codependent with so that we could be crazy to get. things to buy give me should have to have her new book find another law is available low as always you can find me on twitter at kings things i'll see you next time. just. your watching. you guys i made a professional is powerpoint artsy america it's the greater

that is the first photo on set of the roseanne revival.ast having their first table read. you can see, look, laurie metcalf. roseanne barr. michael fishman. both beck skis. sarah chalke andless si goranson. john goodman and sara gilbert. the title of the first episode is 20 years to life. they're having a good time in life. >> you know who else is having a good time? the cast of "will & grace." i'm there for all of it. sean hayes' jack gets the surprise of his life. >> i'm your grandson. can i call you grandpa? [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, you have to. >> reporter: also bringing the laughs, guest star jane lynch. >> when they asked me to do it, of course. i was thrilled. there are only 13 episodes. it's not like, you know, it's i once if a lifetime thing. >> i'm reggie. this is my beautiful wife of ten weeks, roberta. no, no flirting, fellas, she's staken. >> ah, you. i play a hilarious part. we play camp counselors at a gay conversion camp. we're both obviously so dpai gave it hurts your teeth. >> so fun fact. jane auditions for a small ro

that is the first photo on set of the roseanne revival.t having their first table read. you can see, look, laurie metcalf. roseanne barr. michael fishman. both beck skis. sarah chalke andless si goranson. john goodman and sara gilbert. the title of the first episode is 20 years to life. they're having a good time in life. >> you know who else is having a good time? the cast of "will & grace." i'm there for all of it. sean hayes' jack gets the surprise of his life. >> i'm your grandson. can i call you grandpa? [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, you have to. >> reporter: also bringing the laughs, guest star jane lynch. >> when they asked me to do it, of course. i was thrilled. there are only 13 episodes. it's not like, you know, it's i once if a lifetime thing. >> i'm reggie. this is my beautiful wife of ten weeks, roberta. no, no flirting, fellas, she's staken. >> ah, you. i play a hilarious part. we play camp counselors at a gay conversion camp. we're both obviously so dpai gave it hurts your teeth. >> so fun fact. jane auditions for a small role

>> one of the women who have spoken outcome or roseanne arquette, told me. it came as a shock and a great disappointment. this male entitlement. >> kimberly, we've been talking about the story for a week. i actually found the jane fonda's response and refreshingly honest. i think hillary clinton's was more contrived basically in the week. jane fonda was owning it going, i don't know why i didn't go forward. it wasn't my story to tell. it's complicated. >> it was one of her better public interviews and appearances to be quite honest. i think may be aching of a pause and reflect and to think about if there's something they've seen or experienced, something that they have told them about, coming forward and actually making a difference ahead of time. you can tell the truth, being very genuine, being very authentic. a lot of, i guess, veracity and what it seems like in terms of her story. she was specific. she even said, listen, it was roseanne arquette who came forward to tell me this, and kind of owning it, saying i could've done something, could've done more.

roseanne, now, granted, i was, as usual, only halfway listening to you, but i get the sinking feeling us to a married couple. i know--i know a girl can dream, but... this is never gonna happen. get in here. she went into atrial fibrillation. newbie, call an ob-gyn for an emergency consult and notify the n.i.c.u. what the hell is going on? j.d.: sometimes it's hard to find the right words... once i knock down this wall right here, i am going to have more room than i know what to do with. sir, i'm so happy for you i could crap. j.d.: sometimes they come easier than you expected... dr. kelso? i demand a female locker room. i loved it, but why spend all this money on this fancy dinner? j.d.: sometimes the words don't come out at all... no reason. j.d.: but, ultimately, you have to grit your teeth and just say it. if we don't deliver this baby, your wife could die. j.d.: you see, as a doctor, you get used to the whole "balance in the hospital" thing-- you know, when one person lives, another dies, and how it always seems to even out? but it's so soon. y-you said so yourself. what's gonna h

now that everything old is new again, like "roseanne" and "will & grace" there are rumors that "aliase record straight. boxing. speed-running. even cryotherapy. jen, who just joined instagram last month, posting her latest sweat sessions. so is she bringing sydney's sexy spy body back for an "alias" reboot? >> no, they'll have to get to j.j. for that. i'm about to start shooting "peppermint." >> reporter: we were with the 45-year-old, looking pretty in pink at the hampton's international film festival premier of her other new movie, "the tribes of palos verdes." >> we're going to be happy here. >> i'm happier already. >> reporter: in the film, garner plays a married mom of two -- >> wow, mom. >> any time you're playing someone going through something, you have to just figure it out. and you actually, believe it or not, don't use your own life as much as you might think. >> reporter: jen seems to be referring to her split with ben affleck and his new relationship with lindsay shookus. >> you just get into it because it's your job. you shake it off because you have to go home and raise

>> reporter: roseanne that arquette seen here in "pulp fiction."arvey weinstein, what happened? >> mira sorvino told me harvey began to massageer

>> reporter: roseanne that arquette seen here in "pulp fiction."sore reno who won an oscar for her role in "mighty aphrodite." >> she had an encounter with harv >> mira sorvino told me harvey began to massage her shoulders, tried to get more physical in other ways -- >> reporter: a few weeks later when she is back home in new york she says weinstein calls her after midnight. >> then showing up at her doorstep, and she'd talked about not being able to breathe, she was so terrified of his physical presence, of his power to affect her career. >> reporter: it's now january of 1997. hollywood descends on park city, utah, for the annual sundance film festival. naturally, weinstein is there. in his element. and so is actress rose mcgowan, who previously starred in weinstein's blockbuster "scream." >> what the hell are you doing? >> reporter: mcgowan claims she found herself alone with weinstein in a hotel room. >> according to "the new york times," harvey weinstein paid rose mcgowan $100,000 settlement because of something that happened in harvey weinstei

actress roseanne that arquette told "the new yorker" after turning down weinstein's alleged sexual advances her career suffered. last night the weinstein company releasing a statement expressing shock and dismay at the allegations of extreme sexual misconduct by weinstein saying, "these alleged actions are antithetical to human decency. these allegations come as an utter surprise to the board. any suggestion that the board had knowledge of this conduct is false." >> i can't imagine that no one knew. some people say it was one of the worst-kept secrets, both at the company and in hollywood. if they didn't know, they certainly should have known. and that's a well. >> reporter: many within the company have signed confidentiality agreements precluding them from discussing the matter. can the states get around these nondisclosure agreements? >> i am hopeful that there is a work-around here. certainly when it comes to criminal charges, those ndas won't be applicable. >> reporter: the bystanders, anyone who's seen or heard something and speaks out, are the unsung heroes of any case like this. >> w

her mother, roseanne, spoke to "eyewitness news" sunday desperate for answer. >> we have search party out like crazy looking for my daughter. >> around 11:20 p.m. saturday night fbi task force cracked hand a's location to south seventh street near the schuylkill expressway. members of the task force spotted the girl inside this white pontiac grand am, with a 32 year old man named devon harley. two deputies tried to stop the car but police say harley sped away monkeying one of the deputies to the ground. harley and hand a then abandoned the car about a half mile away, on the 900 block every johnson street. officers eventually caught up to harl a mile away, on the 13 unblock of snyder avenue. >> they found the abandoned car, and the guy, but never hand a. so she took off in a different direction. she was never found. >> surveillance video obtained by "eyewitness news" shows harley and hand an in a red top and black legging running from the scene near johnson street. gina came out of her home, to a flurry of police activity. >> it is alarming and upset willing. but when you see south phi

that was besides roseanne and she wasn't in the most glamorous light and so john goodman was my guy there was a sort of it was. so funny so for me i didn't have anyone to identify with and through modeling i now only found a new confidence within myself i found that i had a lot more options and clothing that there were a ton of brands that were actually making my size that i had no idea about so married right i am married baby yes i married an australian so imported em over and we have a fourteen month old and then my eleven year old is he overweight no he's not but he is actually he's the smallest size they make and plus size so he's considered plus size but most people are way very easily still crazy but not many people would think your wife overweight know my wife is very spoilt. probably. three times her weight to be honest with you what's what's it like to walk through life as a larger person are you stigmatized by society even though we are an obese society a lot of people assume that people that are overweight or plus size are lazy that we sit around any it all day and it's quite t

>> reporter: roseanne that arquette seen here in "pulp fiction."ira sore reno who won an oscar for her role in "mighty aphrodite." >> she had an encounter with harvey weinstein, what happened? >> mira sorvino told me harvey began to massage her shoulders, tried to get more physical in other ways -- >> reporter: a few weeks later when she is back home in new york she says weinstein calls her after midnight. >> then showing up at her doorstep, and she'd talked about not being able to breathe, she was so terrified of his physical presence, of his power to affect her career. >> reporter: it's now january of 1997. hollywood descends on park city, utah, for the annual sundance film festival. naturally, weinstein is there. in his element. and so is actress rose mcgowan, who previously starred in weinstein's blockbuster "scream." >> what the hell are you doing? >> reporter: mcgowan claims she found herself alone with weinstein in a hotel room. >> according to "the new york times," harvey weinstein paid rose mcgowan $100,000 settlement because of something

actress roseanne that arquette told "the new yorker" after turning down weinstein's alleged sexual advancessuffered. last night the weinstein company releasing a statement expressing shock and dismay at the allegations of extreme sexual misconduct by weinstein saying, "these alleged actions are antithetical to human decency. these allegations come as an utter surprise to the board. any suggestion that the board had knowledge of this conduct is false." >> i can't imagine that no one knew. some people say it was one of the worst-kept secrets, both at the company and in hollywood. if they didn't know, they certainly should have known. and that's a legal standard as well. >> reporter: many within the company have signed confidentiality agreements precluding them from discussing the matter. can the states get around these nondisclosure agreements? >> i am hopeful that there is a work-around here. certainly when it comes to criminal charges, those ndas won't be applicable. >> reporter: the bystanders, anyone who's seen or heard something and speaks out, are the unsung heroes of any case like this

"roseanne" has a revival. over the course of its nine-year run, had 17 emmy awards.rchs of the series, roseanne barr and john goodman are reading across from each other. goodman's character suffered a fatal heart attack in the series finale, his character is coming back for the revival. we'll see how they work that out. the revival series is set to air in 2018. that will make it 30 years since the show debuted. that's your "pop start." >>> how about a click? >> the "daly click." red bull athlete, bailey pane, captivated concertgoers with a cork flip. not one, not two. but five impressive flips. he was flipping since 10 years old. >> were the splits on purpose? >> that's part of it. kids just flip around all over the place. when he was little, that was him. >> a lot of core strength there. >>> mr. roker? >> that's impressive. let's see if we have impressive weather for you. start off looking at what's going on. heavy rain moving into the pacific northwest. wet weather down through florida. between, not much going on. temperatures will be well above normal in the south

since seinfeld went off the air, but will and grace is back and they also started shooting the new roseanneang get back together? we posed that very question to george costanza himself, jason alexander. >> any chances we could get any kind of seinfeld reunion? >> i think we're all sure that your anticipation of it and what you think it would be might be better than what we actually come up with. all we would do is not live up to somebody's expectations. >> that's enough. >> even like get back together for a special or -- >> why? >> why not? we loved the show. >> yeah, and maybe it's nice that you continue to love it instead of us tampering with something that went pretty well. >> get out! >> so while seinfeld the series is stay inning the 90s, jason alexander is hitting the road with a dysfunctional family of musicians on a new show for the audience network. ♪ >> they're trying to fill the niche of wholesome family entertainment, and they so far from that in real life. >> jason plays both dad and bandleader and is willing to do whatever it takes to make the swallow family famous. >> you cal

a listers like angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow, ashley judd, rose mcgowan, roseanne in a arquette comingorward with similar casting couch horror stories dating back decades. then came the recording publish by the new yorker. >> 2015 new york city police sting actually recorded weinstein admitting to groping model amber guiterrez charges were never filed. in a statement today a spokesperson says any allegations of non consensual sex are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein. >> and tonight in a statement former president barack obama and his wife michelle saying any man who demeans and did he grades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable, regardless of wealth or status ". >> now, another accuser tonight claims that the famous producer was wildly weirdly saying that he didn't have to drug his wom women. she claimed that he said that he didn't have to do what bill cosby had done. we're also learning tonight that weinstein's wife of seven years has decided to leave him tonight. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, chris. >>> penn state's former athletic director

her mother roseanne spoke to " eyewitness news" sunday, desperate for answers. >> we have like search party out. like crazy looking for my daughter. >> around 11:20 p.m. saturday night fbi task force tracked hanna's location to south seventh street near the schuylkill expressway. members of the task force spotted the girl inside this white pontiac grand am, with a 32 year old man named devon harley. two deputies tried to stop the car but police say harley sped away knocking one of the deputies to the grounds. harley and hanna then abandoned the car about a half mile away, on 9900 block of johnson street. officers eventually caught up to harley a mile away, on the 1300 block of snyder avenue. >> they found abandon car, that's the guy, but never hanna. so she took off in a different direction. she was never found. >> surveillance video obtain by "eyewitness news" shows harley and hanna in a red top and black leggings, running away from the scene near johnston street. gina came out of her home, to a flurry of police activity. >> it is alarming and upsetting. but when you are ride through

mira sorvino, roseanne arquette, with if there is pushback privately, things can start.ngelina jolie said she knew, she was harassed herself. we know the women were discussing our smart, and it's the women who really can have that power -- as feminists, we've moved women into positions of power. it's not insulting to ask them to use that. it is a necessity, especially for women who don't have the same resources. and the men. we can't expect men to lead the way, to some degree. some might. but it is women finally who are in power that should be, and hillary clinton in particular is not the role model that we need, that's clear. >> martha: latest, thank you. good to see you both tonight. >> i disagree with what she just said. >> martha: you're on the record. thank you very much. here is some new video of harvey weinstein outside his daughter's house in california yesterday. very animated. reports he is now under investigation for sexual assault here in new york city and also in london. here's what he had to say to the paparazzi. >> i'm not doing okay. >> you're not? >> i'm

the patriarchs of the city, roseanne barr and john goodman are reading across from each other. series finale, his character is coming back for the revival. we'll see how they work that out. the revival series is set to air in 2018. that will make it 30 years since the show that's your pop start. >> this is a good one. here we go. red bull athlete bailey pane -- we're going to roll the video. captivated concert goers with a look -- he calms the flip. look at this. he's 21 years old. he has five impressive flips. and landed with a splits. he apparently started flipping when he was 10 years old. he's been wowing crowds ever since. >> are the splits on purpose? >> yeah. >> you know kids that flip around all over the place? that was him. >> at lot of core strength there. >> mr. roker. >> that's impressive. that's look at heavy rain moving into the pacific northwest. wet weather down through florida. in between not much going on. temperatures are going to be well above normal in the southwest. 60s in the northeast. mid atlantic states 80s in texas and the mid plains. and looking for

not least, the third version of the star spangled banner which is not often sung, certainly not by roseannethe third verse has appalling references to slaves. and so maybe we should consider whether this is an appropriate anthem. >> it's interesting because at the time that the congress debated whether to make this executive order law, that was one of the debates and america the beautiful was one of the songs people said was easier to sing and just as popular. and chris, there is an aspect to it though that i wonder whether the athletes on the field are getting this dichotomy. that they are being made to be a part of a debate about patriotism. in whole thing of neeming before the kneeling bfrt efore the anthem starts, the idea that the teams did enter into these deals that john mccain really criticized in 2015, they ended in 2015, to sort of do patriotic things during the game. do the players get that dichotomy between that and what the black players are saying they want to on protest about? >> i don't know that the majority of the players do. because for a lot of the players, i'm sure they

. >> talking your roseanne bar's, your susan boyles, the people who really know.should have learned that a long long long time ago. now if i get fashion advice from a woman, i immediately adopt to it. because i think it is a good thing, now, that doesn't mean -- i still dress casually, because we work in a atmosphere, but if work wok on key eggs casts, going to formal event, something like, that yes, i know how to dress. >> your formal among gear. >> did you ever show up at event steve, inappropriately dress. >> yes, i showed up at a wake in bib overalls and sombrero. and i freely admit that was a mistake. no, yes. you know what? my actual mistake is that i will show up probably dressed more formally than i think it needs to be. >> okay? >> specially, because i just don't know, to me, the greatest words are smart casual. because that's kind of vague, and but i'm not good at the basic i can stuff. couple of suits in radio. you goo advice to have good wardrobe, we do not. we keep rather minimalist i can, yes, same thing with preston, listen to the advice you're gett

plans by subsidized consumers roseanne estimated 5.4% in the second quarter, compared with the year earlier. but the enrollment in individual coverage by people not receiving subsidies dropped 22.4% -- host: on the topic of tax cuts and what would you do with one, from lebanon, missouri, howard is next. howard, go ahead. caller: yeah, what i would do is probably pay all my medical bills, because i'm on disability, getting ready to go on disability. it seems to me it's like a pyramid, the rich get the most and it just kind of trickles down, you know? it should be more towards the working class people that's worked to put money into social security and stuff like that. they should give them -- that's where your money should be set up to help you for when you retire. they should figure out some kind of way of making that money go and earn interest for when you do retire, because social security is not a retirement, you know, it's not even an insurance anymore, because they use the slush fund for so long. that percentage of money should go to benefit us, to make us, you know, and yeah, it would