he said you are the hardest working woman in showbiz. >> it is even harder now.'re not going to say mom because that's different but being mom and single is interesting because the nights are different. not like i'm going out to do this and that. on a rare occasion i will but much more about watching movies with the kids and having fun and reading stories or making up stories with them or playing with them when i have free time. >> reporter: backstage, she's giving me a sneak peek at the props, the shoes and the gowns. >> this is my quick change room. the quick change room. they sent this in. >> your outfits for the show. >> we have all kind of designers. >> you have an outfit for each song? >> not each song. because there's a lot. >> reporter: four or five changes. >> yeah. >> should be happy i'm not doing a nail polish. when i did the first i had three nail polish changes. top that, divas. i don't want you to see the whole list. no reveal. can't. >> close encounter. >> only people in the show try to know the set list. don't ruin our show. she joins the long lis

. >> we told him you want to be in showbiz, you have to pin back the ears and shorten up the nose. >> don't know what you looked like as a kid. >> that's what i originally signed on to play. >> reporter: have you been working out? you look rather buff. >> i'm trying to stretch a few years out of my career. not everybody looks like george. >> yeah. >> reporter: back to the movie, it is parallel world of image of an ideal future from the 1964 perspective, hovering monorails and not the future we are now in. >> whe when we were kids we weren't dreaming of staring at a phone. >> i have three daughters and i'd like to see their faces occasionally. that's all i see is this. >> clooney doesn't do that. or twitter. >> it is the dumbest thing a famous person famous actor could codo. there aren't more people that will see your movies. if they did kim kardashian would be the biggest movie star in the world. for me the only thing that could happen is bad. i had two drinks i go home and make a mother teresa joke and wake up in in the morning and my career is over. >> reporter: so thank goodness he

sort of a classic and perfect lucky showbiz rate.harlie: soon you are on the cover of time magazine. james: that was exciting. game changing. i went from having worked very hard at abusing my family of their expectations for my future. i went from being once again at the center of the family dynamic -- it was a strange thing to happen. charlie: meaning what? james: i had sort of dropped out. i dropped out of school. i spent some time in a psychiatric hospital under observation for teenage angst and depression. i think the two benefits of that were that i got a deferment from the draft and i wrote songs. at the end of it i had spent my college fund and my family was just happy i was still around. charlie: a were no longer expecting great things? james: i used it. i came here to town and started a band with my friend and fellow cohort. we tried for a year here in new york. eventually i had to go across the ocean to get discovered, to get -- charlie: what you make of the fact that the songs you have written have such permanence? you go

kevin spacey not only one of the most talented in showbiz he has the distinction of being one of fivemerican actors who's not an avenger. did you know that? as you know we are in the middle of a drought here in california. we got some rain over the weekend but not enough. thing s have gotten so bad our governor imposed mandatory water restrictions for the first time ever in our state. of course we use a lot of water in california to grow things like tomatoes and marijuana, but we waste a lot of water. we also need to do our part to not waste -- water is kind of an important part of our diet, so we put together this psa to encourage californians to stop the waste. i'd like you to pay attention to this because sometimes jokes are not jokes. >> due to a severe drought, the governor has ordered californians to cut back on water use, including showers, lawns and water-based practical jokes. including water balloons. [ bleep ]. sink spray heads. and water bottles. burden of proof -- [ bleep ] wasting water is no laughing matter. paid by california's for dry pranks. >> jimmy: that's -- get b

they should come up with a showbiz stage. >> working on that.we can't wait to get. there an incredible place. africa is the best place in the world. so beautiful. >> jimmy: you have been to other parts of africa but not the country that we can't pronounce. >> the country formerly known as namibia. >> jimmy: >> jimmy: she really grew up there, serious no kidding around, animals and stuff like that. >> in america, we have cats, dogs. >> jimmy: yes, i've seen them. >> they are crate. >> jimmy: i have several. feed them. >> love you unconditionally. she had different experiences. amazing story she told me when we first met about a friend of hers -- there is a lot of farmland and they have animals like giraffes, which is the story consists of. an incredible story. she's probably a kid, like 10 years old. the father of the kid she is over their house and the father said can you go out and get the mother and daughter giraffe, herd them back to the main yard or something, i don't know what it is like over there. main yard. >> jimmy: you herd giraffes? >

this is a showbiz shoe business company run by the two best guys in the industry. i'm sure nike would tell you that and under armour will tell you that. is its overvalued? you got big gains nobody ever got hurt taking a profit. has the stock moved up too much perhaps but it's a great company. ron in oklahoma. ron. >> caller: yes, first time caller. i have a high beta stock, intercepted. basically a start up pharmaceutical with mostly a single product line. yesterday they had a conference call and the stock promptly dropped about 50 points. is this a buying opportunity. >> i have to tell you why the stock dropped is we're looking for good results. you know how this game works, ron. if you you're looking for good results you need spectacular results. we don't get that which is why the stock is down. i like to stay away. go with regeneron, united therapeutics, go with radius. those are my favorites. when it comes to competition, consumers benefit but shareholders might not. do yourself a favor and find a company protected for those customers. it's the company behind t

. >> he kind of acknowledged that the audience knew more about showbiz and about what he does than anyone remained mid western. he's from indiana and, you know, george clooney is from kentucky. >> really? >> i don't think of him as kentucky. >>> will iraq kill jeb bush? let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. fighting over the weekend has put iraq back on the front pages. isis forces took bagramadi. meanwhile back here in the states, the presidential candidates toss and turn. will someone tell them why they fought that radar?

i will narrow it down and tell you last night -- we have all seen showbiz standing ovations and theylich'e, and dave tells the audience you are not allowed to stand for him, and last night he came out and it would not stop and there was something very moving about it and you saw these people they didn't want him to go. it was a really -- it was a beautiful start to the show. >> you are probably thinking about your next step and i see my boss over there. he's leaving now. >> bring ed back he cancelled by show ed. we're going after this. >> thank you so much. >> i want you two to meet. >> thank you so much and i appreciate you being here. >> appreciate you having me. >>> still to come in the news room oregon wants residents to pay for the miles they drive, not for their gas. will that take care of the state's infrastructure? we will talk about that next. [ jennifer garner ] why can't powerful sunscreen feel great? actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer®. its superior uva uvb protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer, all with the cleanest feel. it's the best for your

he was this big fat showbiz hit that seemed to despise show business.dy really wry attitude to it which kind of reflected the way audiences thought of that whole world too. >> i love what conan said this week. nobody's going to be watching us on wednesday night and unfortunately he's probably right. look, there's no shortage of guests paying tribute to david letterman letterman. george clooney handcuffs himself because he doesn't want dave to leave. bill murray, the significance of him being the final guest. let's listen to his first appearance and how that went. >> ladies and gentlemen, bill murray. >> hi, bill. >> how's it going. >> nice to see you. >> good. >> thanks for being on the show. i certainly appreciate that. >> i missed the first part of the show, by the way. what happened? >> is it going well? i know this is the first show. i think this guy needs a little support. dave letman. >> you know, i love him. a lot of my friends do. do you think in hollywood there's that true support for him or is this at all hollywood hype and getting in on the f

. >> he kind of acknowledged that the audience knew more about showbiz and about what he does than anyonethink of george clooney as kentucky. i think of davelerman as indiana. >> jim gaffigan, thank you very much for joining us tonight. here's the promo. you want to read this? the first episode of the jim gaffigan show is available at jim gaffigan.com. >> why don't you tell america what is up next. >> chris hayes is up next. a great kisser, too. >> yeah. >> tonight on "all in." >> they're not here to drink beer and eat barbecue. they came with violence in mind. a texas strip mine turns into a war zone. up to 170 now face murder-related charges after five gangs face-off in a shoot-out with police.ci[óó we'll go l

this unit of conscripts the showbiz as effected as these people with three years of experience and it could be a break but this was the stuff later on when i was working for the secretary of defense much to marshall's displeasure, was so fed up, the intense community the better results by going to that assessment. the office of 15 people as opposed to the cia, to their opinion. and to the cia, that he was right. >> we have a question over here. >> during the 1960s secretary of defense ron mcnamara emphasized sheer destruction as a major means of deterring nuclear war, that we would target the soviet union's cities and its economy as a means of frightening them but on january 10th, 1974 secretary of defense james schlesinger announced we would be moving away from this, our targeting would not necessarily be aimed at cities and the soviet economy where as marshall did he have an input in this decision? >> to my knowledge marshall did not have an input into the decision. the story goes back really to the beginning of the kennedy administration. there's something called the operations pla

it didn't all of a sudden turn into a sentimental showbiz pow wow.t was him still making fun of position after all these years. i thought -- i mean how can you go wrong when you open with jerry ford saying long national nightmare is over. >> where do you rank dave among the late night hosts? >> you can't really rank dave high enough because he was such an influencer. every guy that is on now thanks him, cites him as an inspiration. >> category of his own. >> he opened up the door for them. he showed with a was possible. the talk show was sort of the phone any show business construct. and he ploou it apart and allowed people to be themselves and bring different things to it. and plus you have to remember before dave came organization there was nothing on after 12:30. he had the venue to himself for so long which is why we know him so well. and it proliferated from that point on. >> what is so interesting donny, is that obviously carson was his hero. carson was everybody's. carson was just unbelievable. i've got no words for him either. every night you

if you want to be popular go into showbiz. don't come into politics. >> we'll leave it there. thank you very much. guys we'll send it back to the studio. >> thank you so much. let's get you a check on how european markets are fairing on this friday market morning. if you take a look at the european forces you'll see that it's the ftse 100 out performing and leading the rebound. david cameron is set to win with a slim majority. banking and utility stocks really grabbing the spotlight and helping the ftse 100 edge higher by 1.5%. the xetra dax german markets showing green up about .5%. >> the smi is doing well again today. syngenta with a takeover offer from monsanto. worth $45 billion with 45% of the bid in cash but the company says it's board has decided to reject the offer as it's not in the best interest of shareholders. reports said sygenta was working on a potential deal but they'll have to find a partner to help finance the transaction. syngenta higher by 17%. why did they reject this offer? it's pretty clear. they say at least that valuations in their stock is currently

. >> rob on the show mentioned how quickly he is quoted here showbiz, they don't waste much time andotation fwram took a photo and put it out on his. >> let me tell you the latest with the bird flu. they have been killing millions animals of hens that lay egs and prices haven't gone up. that has changed course very very quickly. in fact if you look back to late april, eggs that you buy a dozen in the store, late april they were selling, the wholesale price was $1.19. all of a sudden 203. it jumped rapidly. consumers will pay $8 billion because of the squeeze. prices are going up and creating a problem for companies that rely on egs for the things that they bake. they have been reaching out trying to talk about plant based egg substitutes that it makes. it's starting to create a concern. there's 39 million birds effected already. a kwartdquarter of the hens have been euthanized or are scheduled to be. it's not going away quickly. >> you can't substitute it. this morning i didn't have any. not because i'm cheap but because i substituted something for the hard boilded egg today. it was

. >> in 2013 david letterman became the longest running late-night host in showbiz history. >> my namehe ever changing late-night sky. and then last april, letterman made a shocking deal. >> you have been great, and the network was great. >> there was no indication until we were in the wings, and he said come with me, and he took me in and he told me i am retiring. >> really? >> you actually did this? >> yes, i did. >> he gets choked up a little bit there, you can tell. >> well and he is also -- he let himself reveal his emotions a lot more in the last ten or so years after his heart problems and heart surgery and then his son, 9/11 a big moment in his life, and he is definitely let himself show more of himself. >> controversy also. he survived real controversy. he gave one of the best apologies we have seen in terms of openless of disclosure. >> the sex scandal. >> if you don't give me a million or $2 million, i will reveal to the world you are sleeping this member of your staff, and instead of paying the money letterman went to the cops and they got the guy and he won't television no