last year, she moved to sheffield and we met at the city's star academy where the practices.te his dedication to snooker, it's been a hard for the 35 google to make a living from the sport, with the help of any sponsors.” spent all my life playing snooker. i refused all the jobs, i just spent all my life playing snooker. i refused all the jobs, ijust wanted to be sheer, want to compete. he also lives in a house owned by the academy. moving away from egypt has resulted in one of the challenge. she has had to learn how to cook, something he has never had to do before. i will make rice or pasta, with chicken. i enjoy eating from my hands, you know. it's a strange experience because i had never cooked at home. he is now preparing for his first—round match at the uk championship and it couldn't be any tougher. he is playing the defending champion, who is also the world champion, who is also the world champion and world number one. yes, it's an interesting match. i work at the jaw and i just laughed. it's an interesting match. i work at the jaw and ijust laughed. it will give mea t

last month, he moved to sheffield, and we met at the city's star academy, where he practices.has been hard for the 35—year—old to make a living from the sport, without the help of any sponsors. living from the sport, without the help of any sponsorslj living from the sport, without the help of any sponsors. i have spent all my life playing snooker. refused all my life playing snooker. refused all thejobs. ijust all my life playing snooker. refused all the jobs. i just wanted all my life playing snooker. refused all the jobs. ijust wanted to all my life playing snooker. refused all thejobs. ijust wanted to be here, wanted to compete. he is now preparing for his first round match at the uk championship, and he couldn't be any tougher. he is playing the defending champion, mark selby, who is also the world champion and world number one. he seems a really levelheaded guy, laid—back, really nice lad. i have not really seen too much of him play. don't really know what to expect, so just need to go there and concentrate on my own game. no—one yes, it is an interesting matchup. when i

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i was there as she inducted a bunch of stars into the tv academy hall of fame. >> she's not bossy.onda rimes rg, this is your t. >> scandal creator shonda rhyme was inducted into the television academy's hall of fame after this week's winter finale, there are only 11 episodes left until the series ends. >> are you going to take anything from this set in. >> the thing i want the most, which is a little bit insane, is mellie's oval office rug. >> she wants that too though. >> where are you going to put it? it's a giant rug. maybe she'll take half, and i'll take half. i don't know. >> it is my honor to induct the original cast of "saturday night live" into the television academy hall of fame. >> snl host lily tomlin honored members of the original snl cast including a now 80-year-old garrett morris and 70-year-old jane curtain, fondly remembered by her cone head co-stars. >> favorite snl moment. >> the cone heads. >> we had to eat fiberglass, and it was made out of cotton candy. i thought this is a great job. >> my favorite moment was this. >> you're that clever shark, aren't you? >>

starring in "magnum pi". >> we got recognized from doing television. and it's been good for me. been great. >> steve coming off a police academy>> take three guys who you can identify with put them in a situation and see how they react had. >> the film was direct bid star trek mr. trek himself leonard nemoy the three stars hit it off for day one. they did the sequel in 1990. how about a third go a around? >> i think three men and i bride would be such a hit movie. they want to do it. if they can do a good script not just a comic book sequel i'm there. >> come on kid i'm doing my best. >> you know what the sequel would be three grandpas and a baby. right. >> they wouldn't be all grandpas. >> would be perfect! >>> still ahead kate hudson reveals her secret talent, baking pie. >> there you go. >>> then before you make that shopping list oprah reveals her favorite things of et but what nearly spoiled her holiday plans. >> i'm thinking, whoa, we are now in trouble. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> welcome back everybody. we all know that christmas shopping kicks into high gear starting tomorrow. guess what oprah is here to

michelle: look at the yard for the annual light yard michelle: rock free christian academy has a rock star coach. he is building a powerhouse for boys basketball and some of the former players excelled at the college level and the nba. robert robert has more. >> it's -- robert burton has more. robert: it's not just getting there but finished the job when you arrive. he has accomplished a lot in five years. but there is still work to be done. >> two of the years conference championships. the journey is not over. >> i am glad some of the guys in the starring roles can show their thing. >> he knows what it takes to be successful. melo trimble, he trained all of them and watched a couple win national titles. >> nate won a national championship. chris won a national championship. melo took over the program at maryland. he takes on a family role for the players. >> a great mentor and a great basketball coach. >> go into life. how they will be perceived on the job interviews. >> with the coach of the week i'm robert burton. >> right now at 5:00, the awol students gettingdy lomas anyway -- diploma

movie famously starring leonardo decap prehe and kate wins less grossed more than $2 billion in the box office and won 11 academy award. >>> it looks like british royals are also hitting the big screen, hollywood reporter say prince william and harry filmed scene for upcoming film star wars last jedi, the two princes joined tom hardy and gary barlow and storm troopers did either of you watch star wars, any of you. >> i'm in the a big star wars fan. >> i always get them confused. >> i feel like if you are a star wars fan you are a star trek fan as well. >> same ge nre. >> essentially, yeah but very different. do not mix them up. >> i admit things i do in the know star wars and star trek i have not seen but i would watch it. >> definitely they are classic movies for sure. i have seen one of them in, full. i haven't seen the rest of them. i think some of them are. we're all just in the sure i necessity people on twitter will tell us what we don't know. >> that is why i'm keeping my mouth shut. >> yes. >> too early for twitter universe. >> yes. >> we dent necessity is weather, we count on you, katie. >> exactly it k

and star of the room in the film i star in that it out in theatres for two weeks even though nobody saw it, he paid for it himself, so he would qualify for the academyards. was never going to happen, was it? it has cult status, the originalfilm. since happen, was it? it has cult status, the original film. since then. the rituals that people have when they see ed, the cutlery? in a way it's the new rocky horror picture show, there is this audience participation. it has gone on for 14 and a half years and there are specific call— backs to the screen. one thing people do, they bring plastic spoons because in the film there are these picture frames with spoons in them. how did you notice that? you've got to watch the room with people who have seen it a bunch of times, there are a bunch of easter wrecks. when they made the original movie they said to tommy, the director, shouldn't we have some pictures on the wall, make it look like people live here —— easter eggs.

our first guest is an academy award nominated and golden globe winning actress starring in the blockbuster love you. >> jimmy: we love you. welcome back! you look gorgeous, as always. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love the new hair. >> i did it all for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you, i appreciate that. i mean, look at this right here, you have this cover here and you go, "oh hi, everybody i'm gorgeous." and then you go, "i'm also fierce. what's up? what is up?" >> or i bite really hard. >> jimmy: double -- double cover. double cover. sexy, badass and brave. >> are they talking about me? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, they are. yeah. do you feel that way? >> some days. >> jimmy: yeah, i think you are. that's a great description for you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i saw a photo from you from your high school. where did you go to high school? >> i went to high school in oxon hill, maryland. oxon hill high school. >> jimmy: okay, and -- and this is normally, high school photos are pretty lame. mine -- >> they can be. >> jimmy: mine was terrible. i have a -- i have -- i grew a a mustache. just --

the popular musical finding never lands is now showing at the academy of music, and one of the starsok at the production. i was able to catch up with her recently, place sylvia, the widow in 1903 london with four kids, during the musical she meet playwright jm barry. barry inspired by her children 's escapades goes onto imagine magical world of never land, and finding never lands is a high flying pro production, promises to capture the hearts and minds of all audience. >> great show, i've seen seven year old come, i've seen couples common like a date night, and i've seen couples that they're celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary come to the show. so a show for everyone, and i think everyone will have abut full time. >> says the visuals are some of the best she's ever seen on stage. there is something the property people call glitter vortex, that really helps transport audiences to never land, so naturally, they let me step inside there. the visual is accomplished by about dozen fans that should air on the stage, and of course whole lot of glitter. >> they blow air into a circle

the honor from the museum of honor art, stars gathered in new york last night for the pimp benefit honor. friends and fellow actors joined in celebrating the academyng actress, she was awarded for her accomplishments in film. sponsored the gala, which raises money for film programs >> also, got to tell you, glamour magazine honors its women of the year for 2017. the publication recognizes honorees last night in new york. the annual list includes super model gg, actress nicole kidman, among many others. organizers say the event about recognizing the accomplishments and capability of women. >> and get ready, swifties, taylor swift bringing her reputation tour here to home philly. the perform letter return to lincoln financial field, july 14th, part of her. s stadium tour. tickets go on sale just in time for the holidays, september 13. this will be swift's sixth time performing at the linc. >>> and, i tell you, moriah carry christmas, star's new animated movie named after her hit holiday song is out today. all i want for christmas is you, of course, popular tune, but now it is a movie. the singer voiced the film's main character, and serves as the ph

to have a handful of three, four-star generals who actually have been around the world and know the territory. it's interesting that trump, who went to military academy as a kid, is so enamored of generals. typically we like our civilians to be in charge of the government and we have a lot of retired and active duty guys at the front lines. robert: we think about the president at the inaugural address, the outsider, defiant, populace -- now it's the end of the year pushing for a traditional republican tax cut. ann brought up the political point. is he more conventional than we may think? peter: he tried disruption and i don't think he's done with disruption. disruption is integral to his political identity but you're right, this is a more conventional thing. tax uts -- cuts is a bread and butter republican issue and if you can't get tax cuts passed as a republican president, that's a difficult thing. there are obviously challenges and pitfalls but i think it's very possible they get that through. if that goes into the new year with the economy doing pretty well, he might take that as not a bad first year despite everything if he could then translate

his parents, george and jackie, never imagined their son, a star athlete, and an excellent student with plans to attend the coast guard academy, could be dragged down by addiction but addiction can impact anyone, mr. speaker. not long after the initial prescription, josh's family noticed changes in his behavior and then long after josh's prescription had run dry, george and jackie were still finding pills in josh's room. recognizing the beginning of a serious problem, josh's parents sat him down and josh committed to getting clean. working to get the help he needed, josh entered rehab. unfortunately, the treatment did not hold, and thus began a cycle of relapse. followed by stints in rehab. george and jackie were shocked to learn josh eventually moved from oxycontin, expensive and hard to find, to heroin, which was cheap and easily found. a transition that's all too common. tragedy struck the redner family with the passing of josh's older brother george. devastated by the loss of his role model, josh used the power of his grief to get clean and live a life that would have made his older brother proud. josh found a good-paying

. >> academy award winner octavia spencer stars in new sci-fi love story.:30a. d.c., threes do this in three, two, one, good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ >>> good day d.c. it's fair to say during the 10a we'll be smoking. >> yes, we are. >> oh yeah. >> smoking turkey. >> yes, over last hour we talked about your table scape. we had cake that looked like a turky the real bird this hour. >> how beautiful is that. >> that's gorgeous we'll talk about different ways to or certain way to fix it. >> yes. i'm excited to learn how to smoke a turkey and eat a smoked turkey that is pre-game to thanksgiving holdly. >> one of our good friends here and good day from the smoke house in leesburg it is good to see you. >> well it's great to be back. thank you for having us back, and hopefully we're going to answer, you know, everybody's how to smoke turkey question. >> awesome. can the three us crawl in the smoker right now because it's really nice and warm when you opened it. >> i was welcoming that heat. >> right. >> yes. >> but we are going to talk about the safety of d

elected a fellow of the academy in 1995 and a ward of the awarde commander of the british empire in 1996, he was appointed the historian of the campaign in 1997. star wars was awarded the saint michael and st. george and 2003 and appointed in june of 2009 to serve as a member of the inquiry in the 2003 iraq war. following the remarks, he will be joined by kathleen heck who is a senior vice president of the rutger international security program at csis and served in a number of positions at the department of defense including the principal deputy undersecretary for policy. thanks very much to csis for hosting this. it's a great opportunity as i see so many familiar faces in the audience. so, hello. i won't talk for too long, but let me just try to explain how the book is organized and what i tried to do. i thought that it would be interesting to look at the past so it would be the history of the war. [inaudible] but also, it was quite revealing as one looked at peace past books because yo you have an insight into the expectations at the time about what really mattered were motivated of the leaders in the states and how it was expected to develop but

academy of music. recently i was able to catch up with one of the show's stars.or inside look at the production, her name is van cure end, place sylvia lou ellen davis, raising four boys >> a lot of people know this story, but what's this musical about? >> finding never land, actually the story of how peter pan came to be, peter pan, it follows jm barry the author, creator, of peter pan, wendy captain hook, the entire magical world, and we get to see kind of what inspired him and it is incredible. i love the show. >> it is magical, great artistry, visual, musicals, what can people expect to see when they come out to see it? >> visuals are stunning, our choreography is captivating. we have our director, diane paulis is just taking us all through, you know, the beautiful story telling of the show and ya, i think audiences can expect just pure magic, love, heart. >> really is magical show. runs through sunday. what would you say people finds most intriguing about this musical from they haven't seen in other musical. >> really has something for everyone, and that's r

a san jose police officer who is fresh out of the academy makes more money than speaker ryan says is the average american family income, 7$78,000 to star that's one income. he's talking a family of four with two incomes. we get hit harder on deductions on mortgages as well. washington wants to cap it at $500,000. that think that's enough. the median house price here is $1,068,000. toledo, ohio, the home city of joe the plumber, maybe this is his house. that house is $48,900. we'll continue to cover the tax reform effort and translate that from what washington is saying and what we are saying. meanwhile, president trump left on the trip for asia. the longest foreign trip so far. there's the take off. we examine the president's tweets and translate them to bay area language every day on "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, scott. >>> let's get a look at weather and traffic together. rain on the roadways this morning. spotty out there. hopefully not affecting the morning commute. you say on and off. >> on and off. allow extra time to get where you are going. it will be a little slick. mike has already been reporting issues out ther

starring denzel washington. [ cheers and applause ] and, and. >> all right, before we start. because i may never get this opportunity again. i just want to thank the academy ok, all right, all right. >> jimmy: you go this way, this is the line here, and you'll go first. >> no you first. no pressure. >> jimmy: what do you mean me first? >> no, you first. >> jimmy: but, you're my guest. >> i know, but that's -- you know, you gotta to do what your guests say. >> jimmy: all right. [ light laughter ] >> if you make this, if you make this -- >> jimmy: come on, man. [ audience oohs ] there's nothing to -- that was awful. i wanted you to go first, that's why i felt it. sky hook? [ audience oohs ] >> that was close though. all right. >> jimmy: all right, all right. all right, here we go. now we're warmed up. >> we're warmed up now. this i don't even understand. i have no idea what to do, or how to do it. maybe you can go, maybe -- ♪ [ audience oohs ] >> taking it easy on me. i see. >> jimmy: i don't know how the heck you're gonna get this -- you just gotta throw really high. [ audience oohs ] that's right. now you're getting warmed up. there we go. >> all right. >

star child. randy... and please feel free to lineup if i called your name. >> good evening, commissioners, good evening, superintendent. my name is randy sargucci, and i'm the executive director of urb urbanite academy. we serve boys of color in the third, fourth, and fifth grade in the stem curriculum with a saturday school. i'm here to support our african american leadership and focusing on supporting our african american students. while it has been a problem, it's never a wrong time to say the right thipng, and we need o keep that focus up. as i mentioned, this is a very old problem, so i think we all understand the angst of the community and the folks who have been here decade after decade seeing this thing. it's older than me, old enough maybe to have a full pension in a couple of years, but i think one agreement that everybody has in this room is that every child can learn. i don't think anybody in here would say otherwise. the data shows that we haven't been getting to that, but we stand as a partner to help do that. we can't afford to move inclemently on it, and i support the transformation of this rhetoric and the strategy. transformation in our ways, our tools, and ways of delivering educa

academy award nominee best known for her roles in "brooklyn" and "atonement." she'll be hosting "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest u2. and she is currently starringastic film "lady bird" in theaters everywhere. let's take a look. >> i'm sorry that you're jealous. >> jen is a moron. you know? >> she's not. she's in a.p. calculus. >> she's a moron in a deeper sense. >> you don't even know her. >> miss patty assigned you a role, by the way. you just never showed up to claim it. >> what role? >> the tempest! >> there is no role of the tempest! >> it is the titular role! >> no. it's a made-up thing so we can all participate. >> you can't do anything unless you're the center of attention, can you? >> yeah, well you know your mom's tits? they're fake. totally fake. >> she made one bad decision at 19! >> two bad decisions. >> seth: please welcome to the show, saoirse ronan everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome. >> thank you so much. >> seth: so happy to have you here. >> aw. >> seth: this is a very short commute for you today, because you were down the hall getting ready to host "saturday night live." >> i'm down the hall. yeah. >> seth

academy awards. the thriller follows a black man who meets white girlfriend's family for first time. social commentary on racial issues in america. he created and starredes. popular sketch about president obama's anger translator showed the knack for impersonating former president. >> i just want to say to my critics, i hear your voices and i'm aware of your concerns. >> so maybe if you can chill the hell out for a second i could focus on some >> don't even get me started on these [ bleep ] right here. >> i want to assure you we're looking for compromises. >> [ bleep ]. >> it is still fenny. jordan peele, welcome back to the table. the other funny thing you used to do is mess up people's names. y let's talk about get out. all at the table seen the movie. i've seen it three times. i had to see it twice in one week to do the translation. what is the story you were trying to tell? when i heard jordan peele horror movie. i went what. >> i was trying to bring a piece of the conversation i had never seen on film before. i felt like there was this void in the way we talk about race, especially at the time when i wrote it. which was very similar time to when w

academy awards. since then i received writing credit on some 15 feature films, starring such comedians as clotted colbert mcmurray, abbott and costello. i certainly don't think i haven't summoned to washington because of these comedies. inelieve i am here because the 17 years i worked as a writer i functioned as a citizen. i firmly supported the election of franklin roosevelt. i joined with the other writers and artists and the campaigning for him. being concerned with the rise of fascism in italy, spain and germany, i and others protested the dictatorships. during the war i worked to better our relations with our allies. i did several scripts. i went to washington and helped her technical films about conversion that was requested by general summerfield. and not only played in theaters but in shops and more plants. i was given accommodation by the war department and more activities committee. since that time, since the death of president roosevelt i have felt a growing concern that many others that are subsequent foreign policy has not been successful in achieving the piece the world fought so hard to at

academy awards. i have received writing credit on some 15 feature films. starring such comedians as fred mcmurray.nd johnson. i certainly don't think i have bun summoned to washington because of the cop dis. i believe i'm here because in the 17 years that i have worked as a writer i functioned as a citizen. i firmly supported the lebs of franklin roosevelt. i joined with other writers and artist in campaigning for him. building concerned with the rise of fascism in italy, spain and germany. i protested these dictatorships. during the war i worked to better relations with allies. for those same reasons i did several scripts for war bond shorts. i went to washington sdp prepared technical films. which was requested. it played in theaters and shops and war plants. i was given accommodation by the war department and car activity committee. since that time since death of president roosevelt i felt a growing concern along with others that our subsequent foreign policy hasn't been successful in achieving the peace the world fought so hard to obtain. i have been concerned with the administration get tough

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academy award for brie larson. i met him a few years back at the critic choice awards. here's a photo of him and i. he's the biggest starmeet in your life. i mean this kid loves star wars. we photo i'm showing this in the film his character big star wars film. we discussed that and geek out about that. but at first i really wanted to know how they pulled off the makeup and prosthetics for his face and also there's a great line in the film about the idea of a you can tell a lot about a person by their shoes. watch this. >> from a film making standpoint i am very curious how the make-up worked and the prosthetics. how long you were in the chair and also was it -- was there an element of when you actually physically got into that make-up did you find yourself just becoming the character immediately as you had the bake-up on? >> um, yeah, when i did see myself in the mirror for the first time with the make-up on it did help me feel more like augie. and i was -- i was in the chair, um, about two hours in the morning and there's like -- it and then like at the end of the day to take it off it was usually half an hour. that wa