watch this >> i'm scarlett johansson.ye cream on? >> yeah, open your eyes really wide - [ bleep >> are you liking this >> i'm mostly thinking just about that i have to go back into the comedy community after this >> so you think that people are going to notice how moisturized, and plump, and glowing, and hydrated your skin is >> yeah. i think, like, definitely stand-up comedians, and stuff are going to -- the first words they're going to use to me are, "i think your skin looks so plump and glowing, colin." [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: congratulations on this this is a big deal scarlett, do you want to stick around and play a game with us >> yeah. >> jimmy: scarlett johansson, everybody. [ cheers and applause more with scarlett when we come back more "tonight show." come on, look at this. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> ah! >> jimmy: ah a tiny pinch of knorr chicken bouillon will save you more gas than driving downhill. because just one sip of this delectable silky chicken ramen noodle soup will put an end to your drive-th

millicent scarlett. paul. pardon. oh, say hey, can you see. oh, is it also elongate or what? so we hit at the top. it's a classically meaning who's broadcast stripes and bright. is three oh plus eight or the three points we searched worse to leave in. boosting me group. three the late that often was still there. oh see it stands tall spangled. it will even or those. easy you see. in the. thank you again millicent scarlett. and once again on behalf of national archives foundation, i want to welcome to this very, very special, our foundation. the national archives foundation has been the nonprofit partner of the national archives for over 30 years. and we are the ones that support, promote, plan and help execute public program exhibitions, civic education, resources and, much more. all these which are a wonderful gift by this great that we offer to our country and the world. and i want to acknowledge our foundation board members, please, you can get seated everybody else. but excuse me, i'm not to i'm not

his co-star, scarlett johansson was nominated for best actress.en critical praise and success, with her box office movies taking in $15 million altogether. now, the 39-year-old who is married to "snl" star colin jost, is generating awards talking if her lead role in the wes anderson film, "asteroid city." scarlet and i got together for a sunday sitdown, at the offices of her skin care company called the outset. ♪♪ >> this is our conference room. this was my dining room table. >> is that true? >> it is true. >> you are really scrappy organization. score scarlett johansson has been scrappy from the start. on-screen. and now, in business. with the launch of her skin caroline, the outset. i want to talk about the outset a lot. i'm here for the eye cream. >> great. >> the colin jost eye cream as i understand it. >> that's how it's commonly known. >> let's start with "asteroid city." >> sure. >> an amazing wes anderson film. beautiful to look at. >> it's hot. >> reporter: johannesson plays midge campbell, a 1950s movie star forced to quarantine in the f

yeah, yeah. >> um, scarlett, this weekend. >> um, scarlett, this weekend. >> i'm picking it up.ts are everywhere. >> yeah, we've got ours up this weekend. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> everybody. everybody's doing it. and i think that's a feel good factor. people just sort of want that. >> it's. honestly, i, i had. i loved it yesterday . loved it yesterday. >> we put our tree up and we had a glass of champagne at the end of it. and it was just it just really lifted our spirits, which just sparkling and lovely and cosy. >> and did you get the christmas tunes on? >> yeah, did, actually. we >> yeah, we did, actually. we did. did you do as well? did. did you do that as well? >> absolutely. >> yes, absolutely. >> yes, absolutely. >> we through the whole >> we went through the whole literally catalogue literally the whole catalogue and sit there twitching and i had to sit there twitching whilst let my children whilst i let my children decorate knowing decorate the tree, knowing full well as they were in well as soon as they were in bed, i was going rearrange it bed, i was going to rearrange it

very annoying. >> a sunday sitdown with scarlett johansson plus the morning's latest headlines and know "life well lived." set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us if you're not up at that hour. >> hopefully you are awake to watch willie and 6:00 tomorrow morning and stick here for your local news with us on "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> here is a quick look at the top stories we're following on this saturday morning, including breaking news out of the east bay where police are still engaged in a standoff with a former police officer. former pittsburg police detective actual yum! saechao shot and injured his wife at their home wednesday night pap live look at the area near monument. police created a perimeter and diverting cars elsewhere. yesterday plent hills police issued a felony warrant for his arrest saying he was a danger to the public and returned to his home last night igniting another standoff. this morning police tweeted that negotiators have been working to talk to he has still not been taken into custody. thursday he reportedly shot his wife, injuring h

. find might difficult scarlett.n. he's all we need to move on. >> even to you. >> even to you. >> scarlett mccgwire. carole malone. thank so we've malone. thank you so much. we've got to the end of another week for good afternoon, for us. up next, good afternoon, britain with and emily. see britain with tom and emily. see you monday . you monday. >> see then. yes. coming up >> see you then. yes. coming up on the we'll be digesting on the show, we'll be digesting what rishi sunak had to say at that presser. >> some tetchy questions asked of prime minister. he says of the prime minister. he says robert jenrick, his former immigration minister, is simply is not right when it comes to rwanda policy. it will work, in his view. well there's only one way to find out, isn't it? >> we'll out soon. >> we'll find out soon. >> we'll find out soon. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsor hours up. boxt boilers sponsor hours of weather on gb news is . of weather on gb news is. >> hello . >> hello. >> hello. >>

um, scarlett, uh, just reaction. i mean, i'm just your reaction.he no. so it's a wonderful song. >> no. so it's a wonderful song. i was a little shocked at i just was a little shocked at the of the group . the ageing of the group. >> um, it's not the. it's not the way i remember them. >> i mean, which is a shame, actually. i mean, there are a few extra stone put on, but but they can still sing. that's what they can still sing. that's what they sing. it's a great song. >> they were brilliant and clare, i suppose it's interesting there are all of these. >> we've been talking a lot about, about these classic christmas songs today, this morning, um, they seem to all be from the 90s. >> well, notwithstanding the fact though. >> but why can't we have new christmas songs? why do we have to to the historic ones? to go back to the historic ones? you there's been you know, there's not been a decent christmas new nor decent christmas new movie, nor has decent new has there been decent new christmas songs that . is true actually. >> what's your favourite? your

scarlett: i'm scarlet fu. take a look at how stocks are trading right now with about two hours to go in the session. the s&p 500 has come off its lows after earlier declining as much as 1%, preserving the streak of moves of less than 1%. last time the s&p closed by at least 1%. up

scarlett: let's get a quick check on the markets. we had an inflation report that failed to move the needle as what it means for the federal reserve and reinforce the idea that sentiment is retreating. looking at yields on the short end, little change for the two-year. crude oil is the big mover across asset classes. wti fell below $69 per barrel on plenty of supply after opec plus made its production cuts. we want to take a look at the 30 year treasury as well after its auction. we saw a bit of a rally across the longer end of the yield curve. jon: you mentioned the weakness of the price of oil within the s&p 500. energy stocks are having the toughest day. we talked about occidental and macy's yesterday. they are a great example of a stock under pressure today with the energy price down near the big acquisition announcement. we are seeing shares down 7% today. citibank feels there is buzz around that might not come together so weakness for those stocks now. in the technology sector, we've been focused on oracle and the challenges an

scarlett mentioned that the fed pushback is not making a dent in the equity market.

. >> hey everyone, scarlett johansson is here for a new game called wrap >>> welcome back.ll right, so let's take a look at this. it was actually a bumpy landing for this american airlines land -- lending at heathrow airport. high winds from storm garrett have been a real headache for those in the uk. this flight was headed from l.a. to london when it got caught in a strong crosswind. he did land safely and everyone on board was okay. >>> google agree to settle a private lawsuit and avoid trial. the company is accused of secretly tracking the internet use of millions of people who thought they were doing their browsing privately. consumers claimed google's cookies and apps allowed tracking of their activity despite setting browser modes to a medo or private. in oakland judge set a trial date for february but that won't happen since google agree to settle. terms will be revealed next year. >>> a proposed rail line takes a step forward. the passenger rail project along highway 37 in the north they has been included in a federal railroad administration program so that means ca

that's scarlett the scarlett mccgwire.ing company. >> still to come, sir keir starmer delivering his starmer is delivering his keynote speech moment now . keynote speech any moment now. we it you. we will we will bring it you. we will bnng we will bring it you. we will bring you can't wait on gb news. >> let's get your morning news headunes >> let's get your morning news headlines first with tatiana . headlines first with tatiana. pep >> thank you and good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister's fighting for his political future as he attempts to persuade a group of rebel tory mps to back his rwanda bill ahead of a key vote this evening. a warning the following contains flashing images. rishi sunak has hosted co—founders of the new conservative group miriam cates and danny kruger, as well as several key members at a breakfast meeting. while some tory mps have given their support for the vote yesterday , support for the vote yesterday, they've warned against any attempts to harden the measures .

i would say, well, darling, let's be like scarlett o'hara, if i have to lie, cheat or steal i'll nevery tomorrow. ♪ >> reporter: with their backs against the wall and few places to turn, especially after many had been disowned by the family, the community formed their own creating houses and in turn chosen family. ♪ >> i need a place to stay, i need a mother in my life. i need a father in my life so the house is there to give you support. the house is there to mobilize together and go into these balls. >> am i looking away from the camera or to the camera? >> reporter: today high-profile performers like honey whose home is the house of balenciaga voguing for highs. >> oh, that's hot. >> reporter: growing up in brooklyn's east new york neighborhood and drawn to being the center of attention. honey learned how to dance at a young age. >> it was him first dancing or ballroom. >> i was a theater kid. i loved singing. i loved acting. i loved dancing, i learned ballet, tap, jazz, i was never surrounded around queer folk or anyone in the lgbt community. i thought it was weird. i was like, why

oh, now, miss scarlett, you come on and be good and eat just a little, honey. no!film that was really contentious. many african americans were upset about the revival of this romantic vision of slavery and the role that she played as a mammy, as a servant. but she saw it as a role of great dignity. she played the role incredibly well and was rewarded for it, and i think it's important for people to recognise the sacrifices and the hard work that she really, really demonstrated during this early period. hattie mcdaniel. audience applauds while mcdaniel may have broken barriers, in collecting her award she was forced to sit at the back of the ballroom during the ceremony, away from her castmates, because she was black. she gave a very dignified speech. i sincerely hope i shall always be a credit to my race and to the motion picture industry. the exhibition also features numerous works from over the decades, including props, posters, and footage of race films, films that had a black cast and were made mostly between 1915 and the 19505 for african american audiences. i

scarletts lost at castres. later, dragons host french side 0yonnax in newport.25. the chiefs led by 22 points at the break before taking total control in the second period, to make it three wins from three and keep up the pressure on saracens at the top of the table. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. nick kyrgios says he will not take part in the australian open next month, because of ongoing injury concerns. the aussie has missed all four majors this year, playing just one match on the atp tour. chambard won the becher chase at aintree. the 18—1 shot, ridden by lucy turner, pulled away with two fences remaining to win comfortably ahead of coko beach and percussion. mark allen is into the last 16 of the snooker shoot out. the world number four beat sanderson lam in swansea. elsewhere, there were also wins for kyren wilson and ali carter. and mikaela shiffrin claimed a rare world cup downhill victory in st moritz, to extend her record as the greatest alpine skier of all time. this was only the american�*s fourth down

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and so, i had scarlett johansson was the first person who welcomed me and i got to be there with allou've got this. and answer all my questions. it was just so invaluable. so, i just make a point whenever somebody -- when i read that someone's a superhero, i just go like, "if you want info, like, i'm here." i'm not, like, actually carol danvers whose always, like, super busy like, i'm fine like, you can talk to me i'll help you. >> jimmy: you can talk to me about everything >> yeah, yeah. i'm not always like, "oh, no, i'm on a control panel i can't talk." like, that's her >> jimmy: okay, okay, yeah >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: no, no, you're -- yeah >> i have, like, a pretty boring life actually yeah >> jimmy: no you were saying, in some interview i read, that you read the script for "the marvels" and you go, "this is unbelievable." like, i couldn't - >> oh, yeah, it's bonkers. >> jimmy: i don't know how you can pull this off. >> yeah. i mean, it's been, like, a -- a while now where i've been like, "i can't believe i have to hold this secret. it's just -- it's absurd i mean, there'

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that bad of a person." [ laughter ] >> seth: adam driver -- was in "marriage story" with your wife, scarlettthat -- is that a weird thing? yeah, give it up for "marriage story. [ cheers and applause >> yeah, great movie >> seth: because that was like maybe one of the best movies ever made about the dissolution of a marriage. >> yes i guess it is -- it's odd to meet someone who played a person who divorced your wife that's a weird - [ laughter ] 'cause i guess when you date an actor, i've heard, you know, they sometimes have to kiss people in movies or whatever >> seth: yeah. you found out, though, after you said "i do," right >> the minute after. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] she's like, "now that it's official, i have some things to tell you about acting. >> she's like, "look at this list." i'm kidding. i don't keep a list. [ laughter ] yeah so, it's -- it is weird to meet someone that was played -- because you're like, "i was in a movie with your wife." oh, what did you do? "i divorced her. [ laughter ] and by the way, i should have said, spoiler alert, but "marriage story" is actually about

my children are called alma scarlett. called nancy, alma and scarlett.ike scarlett now. alma is fancy nancy. alma is sort more american. i don't sort of more american. i don't know , they're not alma. know, they're not alma. >> i know as welsh . >> i know as welsh. >> i know as welsh. >> really ? this? no, i'm >> oh, really? this? no, i'm not. i'm not overly familiar with alma, but i do like. i do like the old names. stanley. why stanley. stanley seems really cute for a little boy. now >> um, alma is latin. >> um, alma is latin. >> oh, well, that's in alma. alma mater, isn't it ? >> oh, well, that's in alma. alma mater, isn't it? come on. what does that mean? yeah. alma mater. it's like your old school. >> oh, right. yes. ah, yes . yes. >> oh, right. yes. ah, yes. yes. yeah. okay um. yes. and it means little girl in hebrew and apple in hungarian. oh, little girl in hebrew. yeah, that's quite nice . hebrew. yeah, that's quite nice. there you go. but it's not. well, it's things. oh, it's an engush well, it's things. oh, it's an english name. yes >> oh, wel

complained that he had to play the confederate, and my sister is in the middle and she is supposed to be scarlett o'hara. that was our halloween customs in 1961. my brother has a rifle, i have a rifle, pistol and sward . so i outnumbered him 3: number one, which is about the right ratio for the war, so there we are. the other magazine that he got besides newsweek and american heritage was civil war times illustrated, that came i believe it was monthly during the time. this was during the centennial of course, 1960 through 1965. and i vividly remember this cover, and this story by glenn tucker, about robert e lee. robert e lee and an appraisal by glenn tucker. glenn tucker was a journalist, i think he graduated with a degree in journalism from temple university, and the thing about these early civil war historians, they were mostly all journalist. okay, bruce catton, douglas freeman, clifford doughty, brooke davis, all of these people were journalist because these guys knew how to write a story. they knew what the hook was so, that is what i grew up on. all of these historians from this time perio

scarlett lam, michael macario. mariana mcguire. rob maloney. kate mccarthy. sean mccormick. aaron mcmillan. norma rogozin. dave rosales. gretchen rude and chris spain. and hundreds more with so many people who helped make apexart successful impossible, it is hard to truly recognize everyone . and this is just a representative list of the entire team that worked so hard to make this possible. thank you guys. thank you. thank you. thank you on behalf of the board, i want to just thank mr. guzzo for your service and congratulations on your remarkable impacts. also, thank the full team working on apec. i also wanted to do a very brief shout out to enrique aguilar, who put together that great video that captured so many of the different types of staff contributions. if anybody hasn't seen it, i encourage you to take a look. i think that told the story really nicely of the full team effort that apec involved. so thank you all again and thank you, julie and jeff for the making. these moments, for recognition of staff. all right. thank you so much. before we move on to the next dire

savannah's accomplishments are an inspiration to many young dancer, including her little sister scarlettght news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and you can always follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm jarred hill in new york. las vegas police say three people are dead. a fourth is in stable condition after a man shot up the campus of unlv wednesday. the suspect, said to be in his 60s, was killed by police. so far no word on the motive. >>> fireworks last night as four candidates took the stage in the fourth gop primary debate. it's expected to be the last one before the iowa caucuses on january 15th. there was a lot of attention on nikki haley, who has been rising in the polls, but front-runner former president donald trump skipped out again. >>> and mcdonald's is branching out with a spin-off restaurant called cosmc's. it will focus on specialty drinks in coffee with a limited snack menu. the first of ten locations opens in

erik: scarlett johansson i don't know, maybe, you know, or no, it's hard to speculate, but it would be i think it could make a very interesting movie. actually, i think it would be a better miniseries, frankly, sort of a sort of a dark upstairs, downstairs. brian: how many of your books have been made into movies? erik: none as yet, but a lot of them have been optioned, but none made into movies yet. brian: isaac's storm? erik: not yet. erik: how big the seller was that compared to, say, devil in the white city? erik: it was a huge seller, but devil in the white city pretty much dwarfed it in terms of sales. brian: did i read 2.3 million at least? erik: yes, yes, for devil in the white city, yes. brian: and do you fight this as you write books? do they all go back to this is not devil in the white city? erik: you mean do i do i have to deal with the pressure of having had a book like devil in the white city? yes. yes, yes. and thank you for mentioning it. brian: what kind but during that unusual position, no matter what book is sold, you get something for it. erik: but the thing is the

and she's supposed to be scarlett o'hara and that was our halloween costumes in 1961. my brother has a rifle. i have a rifle. a pistol and a sword that so i outnumbered. and 3 to 1, which is about the right ratio for the war. so anyway, there they are. now, the other magazine that they got besides newsweek and american heritage was civil rights. civil war times illustrated that came, i believe it was monthly at that time. this is during the centennial of course, 1960 through 1965. and i vividly remember this cover and this story by glenn tucker about robert e lee robert e lee and appraisal by glenn tucker. glenn tucker was a journalist. i think he graduated with a degree in journalism from temple university. and the thing about these early civil war historians, where they were mostly all journalists. okay. bruce catton, shelby foote, philip van doren, stern, douglas southall freeman. clifford doughty, burt davis. all of these people were journalists because these guys knew how to write a story. they knew what the hook was. and so that's what i grew up on, was all of th

. >> scarlett, guys. she's new to work today.t >> i knew you would always get back together because i prayed for 20 years >> look at jennifer. >> please welcome to the stage my good friend, hoda >> turn that music up, honey i can't hear it. ♪ >> left right left right left right >> okay. okay >> a little shoulder ♪ ♪ can't wait for you to wrap your wings around me ♪ >> tom hanks, cat person or dog person >> i like them -- well, we had a dog. >> now you're stammering i know it's very difficult question >> hello. >> how are you. >> congratulations >> sit down, you animal. [ laughter ] ♪ >> i'm just going to say it. >> what. >> bad ass. >> oh. >> yeah. >> so fun. >> you're a delight. >> thank you. >> bye! ♪♪ >> thank you >> now i don't know what to do >> y'all are so fun. >> you're a delight. >> thank you >> bye ♪ >> al's fashion forecast, classy with a 100% chance of dapper you're looking good, my friend >> perfect. >> thank you >> i see your huffle puff and raise you a raven claw. >> now you're just showing off. >> i've been going

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scarlett lam, michael macario. mariana mcguire. rob maloney. kate mccarthy. sean mccormick. aaron mcmillan. norma rogozin. david rosales. greg rude and chris spain. and hundreds more with so many people who helped make apec successful impossible, it is hard to truly recognize everyone . and this is just a representative list of the entire team that worked so hard to make this possible. thank you . thank you. thank you. on behalf of the board, i want to just thank mr. guzzo for your service and congratulations on your remarkable impacts. also, thank the full team working on apec. i also wanted to do a very brief shout out to enrique aguilar, who put together that great video show that captured so many of the different types of staff contributions. if anybody hasn't seen it, i encourage you to take a look. i think that told the story really nicely of the full team effort that apec involved. so thank you all again. and thank you, julie and jeff for the making these moments for recognition of staff . all right. thank you so much. before we move on to the next director's report i

scarlett lam, michael macario. mariana mcguire. rob maloney. kate mccarthy. sean mccormick. aaron mcmillan. norma rogozin. david rosales. greg rude and chris spain. and hundreds more with so many people who helped make apec successful impossible, it is hard to truly recognize everyone . and this is just a representative list of the entire team that worked so hard to make this possible. thank you . thank you. thank you. on behalf of the board, i want to just thank mr. guzzo for your service and congratulations on your remarkable impacts. also, thank the full team working on apec. i also wanted to do a very brief shout out to enrique aguilar, who put together that great video show that captured so many of the different types of staff contributions. if anybody hasn't seen it, i encourage you to take a look. i think that told the story really nicely of the full team effort that apec involved. so thank you all again. and thank you, julie and jeff for the making these moments for recognition of staff . all right. thank you so much. before we move on to the next director's report i

scarlett lam, michael macario. mariana mcguire. rob maloney. kate mccarthy. sean mccormick. aaron mcmillan. norma rogozin. david rosales. greg rude and chris spain. and hundreds more with so many people who helped make apec successful impossible, it is hard to truly recognize everyone . and this is just a representative list of the entire team that worked so hard to make this possible. thank you . thank you. thank you. on behalf of the board, i want to just thank mr. guzzo for your service and congratulations on your remarkable impacts. also, thank the full team working on apec. i also wanted to do a very brief shout out to enrique aguilar, who put together that great video show that captured so many of the different types of staff contributions. if anybody hasn't seen it, i encourage you to take a look. i think that told the story really nicely of the full team effort that apec involved. so thank you all again. and thank you, julie and jeff for the making these moments for recognition of staff . all right. thank you so much. before we move on to the next director's report i