one of our favorites, sarah silverman is here tonight, everybody!heers and applause ] he is starring in the new comedy the "the long dumb road," my good friend jason mantzoukas is back tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from pop duo broods. so it is a great night. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to any of that, president trump made up another weird thing about a foreign country while attacking a retired admiral for not getting osama bin laden sooner. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: whether you believe donald trump colluded with russia or not, whether you consider him a threat to democracy or not, one thing i think everyone can agree on is that he is weird. [ light laughter ] he is a weird man. just a flag-hugging, umbrella-ditching, can't do a normal handshake kind of weirdo. and one of the weird little things about donald trump's presidency is that every few months or so he concocts a bizarre lie about another country. and then everyone in that country has to figure out what

on entertainment. >> reporter: sarah silverman received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. she's known for her political commentary on i love you america with sarah silverman, which airs on hulu, and she has a role in the upcoming movie "ralph breaks the internet." >>> angelina lima is hanging up her wings. she strutted for the last time this weekend. lima made her victoria's secret fashion show debut in 1990. >>> there was a celebrity auction at the hard rock in new york. the proceeds benefited the prince's trust. that's your eye on entertainment, hillary lane, cbs news, new york. >>> it's 4:57. >>> a north bay community is remembering a young life lost at the hands of gun violence. >>> air quality is expected to grow worse today as we remain at unhealthy levels across the region. hundreds of people -- are still missing. plus: >>> the camp fire in butte county rages on, and this morning hundreds of people are still missing. >> plus after a brief clearing of the smoke, the winds have shifted back, and this morning you're waking up to more haze across the bay. >>> a mass sho

. >>> and sarah silverman wrecks the "e.t."heme at her big premiere. >> do do do do do do. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello and did you vote today, america? people turned out in record numbers and the results are pouring in. there's another race that has already been decided. nobody, especially not this woman sitting next to me, is arguing about the result. >> god bless america, even though he's a brit. >> okay. hey, what's up? i'm idris elba and i am the sexiest man alive. >> idris might be laughing, but we're all in. >> "people" just dropped these sexy new details. idris sleeps naked. his biggest vice is whiskey and he has ten tattoos. >> i have a star on my hand and inside the star is meant to be a lion's face. it's faded now. >> that's idris looking jacked in london where he's currently filmsing the "fast and furious" spin-off. the 46-year-old played a norse god in "thor," a cool criminal in "the wire" and he even made "the office" feel super cool and sexy when he guest starred. >> i am aware of the effect i h

. >> seth: sarah silverman. >> sings on it. >> seth: our friend sarah silverman. ad you guys sung before, you and sarah? >> yes, we had. i met her you know, right around this right here when i hosted "saturday night live" long before you were born -- >> seth: wow. >> in 1993, '92. >> seth: no. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> and she was writing it. and then we stayed in touch. i was pals, and she was too with garry shandling. and we found ourselves in the same circle. we did a couple of things together. and then, i had done a charity event, and cooked up this song in a duet with somebody else that sammy davis and frank sinatra recorded, at that same place where we recorded this, in fact, i do believe, the capitol records building in hollywood of "me and my shadow." >> seth: uh-huh. >> on one occasion she was doing that largo show that she does. >> seth: yes, great dy, ybe we learn this thing." i went over to her apartment. if you go on youtube you can see us. she recorded us rehearsing it in her apartment before we did it. an, be nny and fun. she's a wonder

this is the american comedian sarah silverman. the headline i should not laugh.lief. 0ur standards are dropping in the light relief department. my brexit break—up. a p pa re ntly department. my brexit break—up. apparently he said in the michael sheen who is known to be quite political and a member of the labour party has said that they split up because following the brexit vote in this country and the election of donald trump in america and obviously she is american they both wa nted obviously she is american they both wanted to spend more time getting back into politics to try to fix things in their words. it's a rather strange from page to photograph?“ almost as if putting summaries on front pages by any means possible is a good idea i suppose. i agree front pages by any means possible is a good idea i suppose. iagree it's one that we have been slightly perplexed by i should say. we will have to and perplexed because that's all the time we have this time around. thank you both. that's it for the papers this hour don't forget you can see the front pages of the p

it stars john c riley and sarah silverman. meanwhile, creed 2 came in second followed by dr.he grinch. anne-marie. >> i wonder, diane, how much in lost productivity is going to happen today with everyone instead of working getting on line to take advantage of cyber monday deals. >> cyber monday, that always happens. and, i mean, the deal was, you know, when cyber monday started a lot of people were buying online at work because, you know, you have faster internet -- well, one time you had faster internet speeds. but now it's just habit, people continue to look for deals. >> i never have to wait for cyber monday, but i'm glad it's here. >> exactly. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, genetically first to edit the genes of a human embryo. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a massive sand storm blew through northwestern china sunday. the so-called sand wall was carried by winds up to 35 miles per hour. it engulfed a county and brought visibility down it less than 30 fe 30

could it be because she sings a duet with sarah silverman in the animated sequel? i feel like my dreams are real ♪ ♪ no trace of a frown on your face ♪ >> i always practice without knowing what for, but it's been the first time i've ever sang in a movie and it's been great and i really liked it. >> the cast braved the cold weather to greet fans. >> the whole thing is girls shouldn't have to be uncomfortable to be in love and i'm in a dress. >> she's actually the one character i didn't work with in the studio because she was making a "wonder woman" film when we were recording. so i haven't met her yet. i'm hoping tonight. >> also we asked gal to give us something about "wonder woman, 1984" and she gave us two thumbs up. kevin, keltie, back to you in america. >> that's when you signed a rock solid nda and you can't say a word. >> it's all good. >>> meanwhile, it's two thumbs up for chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger's relationship right now. >> yeah, two reasons, family and football. up first in tonight's know and tell, pratzenegger's first thanksgiving. >> wha

reilly and sarah silverman are back as ralph and vanellope who dive into the worldwide web and meet yess tumbler, instagram, machineable pied pipers. >> i wanted to know how addicted to the web the stars are so we played a little round of breaks the internet speed round. >> when was the last time you googled yourself? >> probably back when i first got started when i didn't have a lot going on. i was like did they catch this? what about this interview and now i don't want to google myself. >> i can't believe i don't have the game anymore. >> what's the website you go to the most? >> well, twitter probably. i get all my news from twitter and "entertainment tonight". >> ah i love that. >> the reason i'm here is because i heard a little tumor -- uh rumor. i heard a rumor. >> what's the craziest thing of yours that you've heard or saw being sold on ebay? >> i don't think there's much. people are not selling locks of john c. reilly's hair. you know, like, i'm not one of the beatles or something. >> it's like looking into my soul. >> so which one of these moments in the last couple of years do

. >> laura: i thought sarah silverman was supposed to be funny. oh. oh, really. fear mongering. what was oprah winfrey doing in atlanta if not fear mongering? >> i am here today because of the men and the women who were lynched, who were humiliated, and who were discriminated against and who were suppressed who were repressed and oppressed. and i refuse to let their sacrifices be in vain. >> laura: you have to hand it to oprah. she is a great speaker. but i kind of liked herbert when she was giving away to yotas an refrigerators. to tie the candidacy of kemp to the scorch of racism and even lynching. come on, oprah. it's dehumanizing. it's completely baseless. it's totally cruel and again, i say, you're much better than that and you're much bigger than that. and i say this to oprah winfrey, how is this living our best life now? this desensitizes us to the real racists out there who should be condemned and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law when they commit heinous crimes and use violence to hurt and maim people of a different race. what did kemp ever do aside from runni

tonight -- sarah silverman. from "the long dumb road," actor and comedian jason mantzoukas. hear. in that case, let's get to the news. while surveying fire damage this weekend, president trump attempted to refer to the hard-hit town of paradise,

reilly and sarah silverman, "ralph breaks the internet" is scoring a certified fresh.ks the internet" breaks this up. >>> next to the highly anticipated sequel to michael b. jordan's abs, "creed ii" stars michael b. jordan. >> victor drago, son of ivan drago, who infamously killed apollo creed appeared today to issue a challenge to adonis creed. >> don't do this. >> i don't got a choice. >> that's the same thing your father said when he died right here in my hands. that kid was raised in hate. he's dangerous. he broke things in me that ain't ever been fixed. it ain't worth it. >> if you want to fight this -- >> lieberman calls it a rousing and effective sequel with a couple of surprise punches. a.o. scott writes, it looks like a popcorn movie but it's a thanksgiving dinner. >> it's a snack. >> michael i'm super excited to introduce my dad because he's my hero. when i was little, he was doing this really important work driving ambulances in iraq. now he's home. and he's still a hero because he tells the ambulances where to go when there's an emergency. i'm so proud of h

today, from "ralph breaks the internet," sarah silverman.

. >> yeah, i figured if we're going to work with someone that's fun and creative as sarah silverman likebest friend but never lay eyes on them and i thought, we ought to be in the room together so we can find stuff and improvise and, yeah, sarah and i definitely did that a lot for this movie so i think it has an extra soulful quality because we're actually in thereher, tal other. >> and you riffed? >> oh, yeah, we riffed like crazy. [ applause ] >> want to see a little bit? "ralph breaks the internet." here it is. "ralph breaks the internet." that is a huge number. >> thank you. >> check this out. 15,000! >> 15,000. do i hear 15,500? >> 15-5er. >> 16. >> 17. >> 18. >> 20. >> 23. >> 25. >> 27,001. >> and sold for 27,001 to the barefoot hobo in the broken overalls. >> ah. [ applause ] yeah, ralph doesn't quite understand the concept of auctions and like what it means -- what these numbers mean. he thinks you just say numbers and you get the thing. then he realized that you have to pay for it and have to figure out how to go into the internet and get this part for penelo penelope's game whi

he was talking to sarah silverman, and she's a racist. sanders had even did some marching with martin luther king. what she has that, it is the ony time he has ever done anything that was questionable. like i would vote for another black candidate but i can only speak for me. ist bothered me with obama the national defense authorization act. african-americans are getting also byone another but police and people just out on the street. that is the defense authorization act, but it would do, whoever knows about it, it would allow the military to -- host: one more thought on this from fort washington on our independent line. 2020 democratic candidate, who should be? caller: there is a guy named andrew yang. not sure how many people are familiar with him. him running to see for office. been too big and the politics -- big into politics. this is the first candidate that no ever got my attention and one seemed really relevant to me . he has the most comprehensive organized and detailed policy outline at this stage of the toward the 2020 electio

telegraph, looking at project hysteria, michael sheen, the actor, he split up with his partner, sarah silverman now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news. the parents of a man killed in cyprus two years ago hope an inquest will answer questions about how he died. 22—year—old george low from dartford was stabbed to death in ayia napa in august 2016. his mother and father have flown out to the island for the hearing. no—one has ever been prosecuted. more than half of london's train stations can't be used by some disabled passengers. that's according to research by health and welfare charity leonard cheshire, which found 55% of stations in the capital don't have step—free access. the rail delivery group says it's working together with disability groups to improve accessibility and invest in projects that will enhance the service. he's become known in parts of north london as the friendliest bus driver in the capital. now ahmed serhani is the star of a short film, created by one of his passengers, which is set to be shown at the london transport museum