they begin at the bottom it's a lake shore star followed by a rock star and a super star royal star and eventually a super stars. i tell them they can strife to do better each day and it's all based on the 3 b which are be safe, be reporter full and be responsible. along the lines there are go things like be a good listeners and being helpful. so of the students have been moved up along the star chart. this is one example that's been successful in my classroom. all the first grade teachers are currently urging that. one example we have a chart that teachers previously used that have not been as effective this year federal and state this is a color coded chart with the students move their colors they can also move down. this is one of the examples of the teachers that used to use this. he's trying outs a star chart which is proved to be more positive. on his star chart there are warnings and students move their color card so it becomes very visual and it's punitive it's a punitive discipline so we don't want to use those. as students move their cards down other students see as well which

"dancing with the stars" after-party. this is the official "dancing with the stars" dance troupe.they do. we get set to talk with all of our celebrity finalists and our champions. but first, lara spencer, with "pop news." >> good morning to you all. we begin with madonna. she and sean penn have reunited. they have remained friends. and this week, madonna joins sean in haiti to participate in his humanitarian relief project. he has been highly involved since the earthquake in 2010. and he invited madonna to lend a hand. she is joined by her son, rocco. she's been documents the visit on instagram. nice to see them together for a great cause. >> and not forgetting. so many times after a disaster. they still need a lot of help. >> sean penn moved down there for great periods of time. he has taken that bull by the horns. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, thanksgiving is tomorrow. but some of us are already getting a little christmas crazy. and tlc is secelebrating that. they're going to show you in "my crazy obsession." they're showing adults who have year-round yuletide love like t

he wrote and starred in a musical about japanese-american internment in world war ii.omething he has knowledge of. he was sent to a camp at the cage of five. he's a successful writer and outspoken activist for gay writes. and take -- take is a leader in the media revolution. >> george, welcome to al jazeera, it's good to have you on the program. >> it's good to be here. >> i saw your were in washington talking to politicians. you obviously have as much of a passion for politics as you do for star trek. >> i'm a passionate guy and we live in a world where there's so many things we can be passionate about - positively or enraged. >> talk about your political activism. where does it come from? >> my life has been shaped by childhood incarsies. >> the japanese concentration. >> japanese-american. when you say japanese, you think you were captured by the japanese. we were american citizens, mother born in sack ra mmento, father a san francisco. we were american citizens, because we looked like the people that bombed pearl harbour, president roosevelt signed executive order

scientists on the west coast are at a loss to explain is killing sea stars, also known as star fish.racy says in some places 95% of the star fish population has died. >> along these edges here there would have been sea stars, orange and purple sea stars at low tide. >> reporter: marine biologist pete raimondi showed us the tide pools along california's monterey bay. thousands of bright sea stars usually line these shores. in less than two months, they've vanished. how big of a mystery is this as to what's going on here? >> immense. that's probably from a scientific point of view one of the most intriguing things. we have no obvious culprit. >> reporter: his university of california santa cruz research team is finding sake sea stars underwater, their limbs falling off, their bodies disintegrating. how quickly does it go from healthy sea star to nothing? >> sea stars can go from perfectly healthy to completely decomposed overnight. >> reporter: this time lapse video shows a sea star infected with white lesions. one by one it loses each of its arms. this happened in just seven hours. th

>> no. >> you lose on "star search"? >> of course.porter: with his mother's unwavering support, justin continued to search his dreams. >> lynn was very much a loving mother and wanted justin to have every opportunity that -- that -- that he could and to take his talent wherever he wanted to take it. >> reporter: shortly after losing "star search" justin heard about an open casting call for the disney tv show "the mickey mouse club." >> so i went and i auditioned. i thought if i would have won on "star search" -- it's really funny how stuff works out. >> reporter: i imagine that would have been a huge deal when he landed that. >> it was a huge deal. >> reporter: a huge deal because now justin would be singing, dancing, and acting as part of a who's who of teenage heart throbs. and one sparkling mousketeer who caught justin's eye. ♪ baby when i look at you >> reporter: britney spears. chuck tutored justin and the other child stars on the show. these are your kids. >> yes. >> reporter: show me. >> we start down here with christina aguile

we are talking to george takei, and i want to get into "star trek" a bit.ean rotenbury, the producer - i believe you said he wanted a multicultural cast. how did it happen, and how did you get there? >> gene wanted to use "star trek" as a metaphor about so many things about our times then and today. she said the starship "enterprise" was a metaphor for starship earth, and it was about coming together, working as a team. we were all contributing our unique vantage point or history or talent to the workings of that team to meet the common college that we have. so he - it was very intentional to cast the way he did. the captain was a north american, played by a canadian. the european representation was by scotty, scotland, played by an irish canadian - another canned aidan, and -- canadian, who efl were representing africa, and i represented asia, and mccoy represented the south of the u.s. >> how did you get the job? >> my agent called. rather in the common normal way in hollywood. i went to a meeting with a man named gene rottenbury - i didn't know him from

with the stars" last night. 14 million people tuned in. >> she was funny, sassy and got bleeped a couple times. after the show, she talked about lady gaga and the ghost of sonny bow know. >> cher rocking the ballroom ♪ >> oh, believe it. hot music, hot guys. >> dancing half-naked. >> works for me. >> and cher's too hot for tv critique. >> i like the rock part of it. >> had the senses scrambling. >> i like it when [ bleep ]. >> and america asking what in the world did she just say? cher all the talk on stage, backstage and after dark at mixology. >> a moment in time that i'll never forget. >> pretty inn tim dating you. >> intimidating for dancers. judging, scary for the music icon. you being on the world's biggest superstars were nervous to be a judge on "dancing with the stars"? >> i didn't want to ruin it for someone, because i know how seriously everybody takes it but then i realize you have been looking at dancers, choosing dancers for 50 years, you know how to do it. >> son, chaz, giving mom a little advice.

here she is, blowing kisses to the sleeping pop star.hock video posted to youtube, raising huge security questions. how did she get there a who is she? today, "extra" can reveal this. she's 5'4", 26-year-old brazilian pinup model tati nevez who posted these pics on her facebook page. she snuck into justin's villa to take the video but despite rumors shark knows call girl. >>> new developments in charlie sheen's custody war for twin boys. >> how is everything going? >> sheen the thumbs up but saying nothing bause he can't. a judge forcing him to keep quiet about his vicious battle with ex, brooke mueller. >> a gag order? >> today, tmz with this video of denise richards heading into a meeting with brooke and social services, richards claiming she can no longer care for max and bob, saying mueller is blocking them from gng psychological help. >>> well, it was one headline after another at the cma awards last night. they sure know how to do it big down in nashville. >> oh, yeah, they do and we were there with taylor swift, carrie underwood a

times best selling author it's jenna jamison what makes a great point star. brains about what i did on film was all about building an industry building a company and being on the fortune five hundred last plus i like prince you know but it's a call me to create a current if i am a conservative you are eligible a little bit sort of saying i'm a paradox that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king now today's special guest is jenna jamison on to burn or new york times best selling author she's the world's most famous crossover of gold and a dame a star she has retired from the adult film industry is now an erotic romance off her debut novel is titled what made you turn to writing well i wrote might book how to make love like a porn star which is my autobiography i was a big so it was a huge seller it was on the new york times bestsellers list like you said and i didn't really expect it it was it was kind of shocking to me because it was just me telling my truths and you know it was relatable by women so i my fan base with women grow so that i think

in star flight, i know she'll find us in star-covered regions, strange love -- ♪ >> i was going put as a baritone, but you're quite a good "sopranos". ♪ beyond the rim >> you're not even in the conference, and you're getting entertainment. >> i should leave right now, and be very happy and fulfilled. >> now, did you come all the way from texas? >> no, i came all the way from cameron, australia. >> i figured. all the way from australia just for this? >> absolutely. it is my first one. >> why? why now? >> i've always wanted to be part of a star trek convention, and i'm retired now, and i thought this is the place to be. >> i am just amazed the show has been around for generations. what do you think the staying power is? >> i think it's probably part of the family and the camaraderie. everybody joins together to come to something that they may be looking forward to in the Ñi future. the next generation as far as looking forward. >> welcome to the other side of the pond. good day. >> the conference, the convention starting. look at this. this weekend goes from three days. you can see th

well you know with my book how to make love like a porn star it kind of. it right been things i think for women it made it ok now with shades of gray and now my book sugar women feel comfortable like being on the airplane reading it like excepted but it's if you read it it is written. i mean you can actually get completely turned on by these books i mean i was so engrossed in them my x. would look at me like jenna hello what about me i'm like i'm busy i'm busy he's handcuffing her right now you got turned on by reading it yeah. i think that in the written word is what i mean here and of course in your book you know there's a to be much more than that doc tape duct tape. what are your boys going to think you think therefore i say yes my boys are four and a half and you know i think what about when they're sixteen and that's good that's a frightening what are going to struggle that this was you know the kids in school i was sixteen would be twelve well i only like your mother i know right here and it's i mean when i when i decided to get pregnant this is som

the "scandal" star suffered an eating disorder in college.ple's new cover woman saying she would eat anything and everything, then go to the gym and exercise for hours and hours. these days, hollywood's most buzzed about star stayed in shape with pilates. people saying its sources confirm she is expecting her first child with husband nnamdi asomugha. >>> all right. now, let's head over to nashville, where it's country music's biggest night. we are with the guy whoxper says could sweep the cma awards, luke bryant. >> hey, "extra," welcome to nashville. >> luke bryant getting a start on the biggest night, getting a sneak peek of his blow the doors off performance "i don't want this night to end." he is a favorite to take home entertainer of the year. no jinx in his upcoming tour, luke revealing his three on the road must haves. >> definitely coffee. got to have some beer around. clean underwear. is that good? yo, mario. >> hey, tim. >> country king going into the show with two early wins. rocking his hit "southern girl" and dishing his fitness

(laughter) >> stephen: now folks, that's a guest star. >> guest star, did someone say guest star? (cheers and applause) >> stephen: host of television's katie, television's katie couric. katie what are you doing here. >> stephen, i'm here to examine your prostate. >> stephen: both of you? i thought-- but i never thought i would say this but i wish i had two prostates. >> well, maybe you do. that's what we're here for. >> stephen: well, i want to thank you both for being here tonight. >> did someone say guest star? (cheers and applause) >> stephen: well, tectically no, but dan patrick of the grammy award-winning endie rock duo the black kees what are you doing here. >> stephen, a smooth prostate the size of a walnut that's music to our ears. >> stephen: thank you all for coming. but due to the limited capacities of my colon, i can't fit you all in there i'm going to have to make a choice. and tonight's highly dramatic latex glove ceremony. (laughter) i want to thank all of you for going on this journey with me. but only one will be awarded this latex glove which say symbol of trust

the stars are an my kayed the stars are an my kayed on top. on top.piecing things one is piecing things together and the other together and the other one is putting one piece one is putting one piece on top of another and on top of another and sewing it down. sewing it down. >> well, she is stars and >> well, she is stars and i'm striped. i'm striped. >> that was our nickname, >> that was our nickname, because she was because she was responsible for stars, i responsible for stars, i was responsible for was responsible for stripes. stripes. >> get your hand >> get your hand underneath, and you want underneath, and you want to be about a quarter to be about a quarter inch from where the inch from where the thread has come through thread has come through the fabric. the fabric. you go down and touch you go down and touch your finger underneath, your finger underneath, using your thumb and your using your thumb and your finger, you bend the finger, you bend the fabric in half, and it fabric in half, and it pops back up. pops back up. and you are going to

it seems like his star is only rising.our. even sew justin doesn't take anything for granted. >> if there's anything that i've learned in my experience it's to try to like stop and enjoy those moments because they're over before you know it. now it's just about enjoying these moments and you go from moment to moment to moment. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. hey, i notice your car yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a leg. you shoulda taken it to midas. they tell you what stuff needs fixing, and what stuff can wait. high-five! arg! brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling)

dongs,now, songs about starring -- >> jon hamm. >> that's jon hanging with his co-star, jon jr. >> this gentleman is knownn hollywood for having a large penis and not a fan of the tight panties. >> it's like a baseball bat in pants. >> i know he gets mad when people talk about it but he should start wearing underwear. >> he doesn't really get mad. gosh, stop talking about that, why do peop care, oh, man. had a weiner like that, i would do that all the time. just around the corner. as for jon. >> he's packing. we're all impressed with your fancy clothes but not as much as your -- >> fire hose. >> you shouldn't have to wear underwear but please watch out zippers down there. oh, ben stiller, you scarred us for life. finish jon, you taught us a luab lesson. uncircumcised. >> jon's not kosher. a tripod.m is >> we got amber portod, teen mom, just got out of jail and we got her with gary. guys getting back together? friends?ing >> that's a bad way of putting it. he's back with her? no.o, no, >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you didn't watch e season. me, that wall he got on his back is somewhat deserve

her name is star. i first met star four years ago when she was 21 living in california. that's where the prison where charles manson is being housed. the question i had for her, of course, why charles manson? >> charlie is all about at law, which is air, trees, water, animals. he's been talking about it for over 40 years. none of the tv shows have ever picked that up, i don't know why. >> star says she was attracted to charles manson because of his views on the environment. she says that after that, she started to get to know his past and was fine with it. when she met him, saying he is an honest man and she loves him very much.

star wars vii" december 28, 2015.is exciting. [ applause ] there is a lot of secrecy surrounding this movie. disneyer eissued a casting cal calls for 19-23 male, handsome, smart and athletic, and 16-17-year-old female who is beautiful, smart and athletic. usually studios go with big establish stars. with a movie like this, like the "star wars." >> wait. wait. >> jimmy: what's up? >> you're saying that anyone can audition for star wars? >> yeah, the story the i just read. >> i can be in "star wars." >> jimmy: yeah. i guess. are you okay? >> is this what sex feels like? >> jimmy: for you, probably, yeah. i guess. >> hey! >> jimmy: yes? something i can do for you? >> i want to be on "star wars" too. >> jimmy: you can both audition. >> no, no. i heard about the audition first. i should be able to audition for the movie. >> i am a way better actor than you. >> i have a deeper understanding of the -- >> jimmy: guys, guys, guys, guys. you know, i don't, i don't, i don't know how to say this. but the casting call, calls for -

a star himself.

>> reporter: it was a star-studded finale for "dancing with the stars."ities returned to the dance floor with special performances by enrique iglesias. ♪ i don't want to live in a world without you ♪ >> reporter: and lady antebellum. but in the end, it came down to the last fusion dance for the three finalists. corbin bleu performed the cha-cha and fox trot. >> the way you sway through that dance is very, very rare. >> reporter: jack osbourne danced the paso doble and salsa. >> up until last night, i thought salsa was what you ate. >> in and out and in and out, i thought your timing was good. >> reporter: and amber riley was given the quick step and sam bah. >> you did not put a foot wrong. >> reporter: the third place couple was eliminated. >> jack and cheryl. >> i thought i would be out in week five. and here i am, third place. i'm like i will take that. it is like rocky. he went the distance. didn't quit. >> reporter: and then season 17 "dancing with the stars" champion. >> amber and derek! >> reporter: who is now taking home the coveted mirrorball tro

the end came quickly. >> right here. >> jon: star wars trek. >> we have a star wars theme this year. i just said it. kandellorisian. >> jon: you say you like the twist. >> we have a landeau clarisian. >> jon: people do you do a hilarious president anger translator. has the president, do you ever from them, the president go up and go gentlemen, i'm not that angry. is there anything -- >> we met him. we got to meet him which i'm sure you have many times. >> jon: i have met him a couple of times on the show. and he always has never spoke tone me off air. (laughter) >> jon: i will be like thank you mr. president. >> i'm out. >> he stiff arms -- >> so. >> first of all he said i had to this cavalcade that took him around, a bunch of quite guys, he goes very nice meeting you and he comes and gives us bro hugs. he got rit in there and we were like i hope there's not a red dot on my forehead. he's -- >> and then the real awesome he said its anger translator, he goes, you know, i need luther, i need him. first thing out of his mouth. so it literally con termed what we were writing. because we

star power to your effort as well. but i'm wondering your idea is to raise $20 million to go after those candidates who have not focused on immigration issues or throwing in roadblocks? >> in the final stretch to push through immigration reform. failing that we'll work with our allies in labor, our progressive philanthropy and more importantly our latino doa donors, to force someone out of office if they stand in the way of immigration reform. though. do you have the certainty of unity that you would be able to provide a voting block for or against a candidate? do you have enough unity within the latino community to be able to deliver on that? >> yes, some people think the latino block is a monolithic block, it is whether you're in southern florida or elpaso, immigration is a very, the first thing latinos did is pray, together with faith, immigration is a critical issue and one unifying factor that will bring latinos together, not only now during the congressional debate but 2016 congressional election as well. >> we'l

enough said gets 3.5 stars. vince vaughn's new movie gets three stars.me," "captain phillips," and "dallas buyers club." "bad grandpa" to stars. have a nice weekend at, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc seven entertainment.

you're doing the ""star trek"" movies and you're doing "star wars" now.which group of fans seems the most frightening when they approach you? which group of them makes you feel like you're in a room without any doors slowly filling with someone else's needs? >> no, i'm grateful to all -- >> stephen: all of them, really? all of them. >> stephen: really, okay? >> sure. i feel incredibly lucky to be involved with these things and the fans are why we're doing the movie. >> stephen: i understand. is there going to be another "star trek" movie? >> there is going to be a third, and they're working on it now, and there will be someone else directing it. >> stephen: are you looking for a sexy romulan? a dancy lady? the guy with the big butt forehead? >> are you going to help us out. >> stephen: of course, of course, you kidding? >> i'm in, if you're in. >> stephen: i'm in, baby doll. j.j. abrams. the book is "s."

and your star then cools. all these elements here are made in catastrophic reactions when stars-- [makes sounds] --blow up. supernova. these elements are a lot more air than these elements down here. this is simple fusion, the sun and the stars, don't they? beyond there, takes different reactions all together. neat, how-- how we figure this all out. at least to this level. now, why haven't we figured it out yet? it keeps going, going, going. beautiful. now, it turns out the sun, the sun is burning, converting matter to energy every second. every second go by 4 1/2 billion tons of matter are not there anymore. [makes sounds] that's sunshine. 4 1/2 billion-- every time you-- if you look at the sun today, you notice it's a little bit smaller than yesterday? 4 1/2 billion tons per second being sent off as radiation. like air. now, that sound scary? but the sun is what? begin with the b. big. end with g. got an i in middle. it is big, honey. it is a big, big sun. so big that at that rate, at the end of a million ye

and both of you are the stars, it's the sweet stars, the two of you and the voice of douglas rain andtwo of you are the stars of one of the greatest movies ever made. does that feel good? >> absolutely. you know, i sometimes ask, doesn't it bother that you have done all this other work that you're proud of, but that nine times out of ten they mention or they know you from 2001? and my only answer is, it could be a lot worse. >> i'll take it. >> i'll take it. >> how about you? >> absolutely. >> i want to thank keir it is dullea and gary lockwood, the stars of "space odyssey" for joining us tonight. i hope you join us next week when we talk to two women who dedicated their lives to improving humanity in the real world. one battling the rising tide of homelessness, the other fighting for immigrants' rights. christina susine and mary brosnahan next friday "up late." i'm going to take an opportunity here because i am such a huge fan, and everybody in my office thought i was crazy to do this, but i'm going to take an opportunity here and record my outgoing message. and i'm going to say it's

how quickly does it go from healthy sea star to nothing?a stars can go from perfectly healthy to completely decomposed overnight. >> reporter: this time lapse video shows a sea star infected with white lesions. one by one, it loses each of its arms. this happened in just seven hours. this wasting disease is typically caused by bacteria. it often happens during el nino years when ocean temperatures warm and bacteria grows more quickly. but there is no el nino now and the disease is more widespread than ever, stretching from alaska to southern california. this was a healthy sea star population last year near vancouver, canada. this is what it looks like now. >> we've never seen it like this. never. >> reporter: it's changing the ecosystem on the coast because sea stars eat these black- shelled mussels. >> these mussels are going to take over because nothing's eating them anymore. >> reporter: scientists say they don't know how much worse this die-off will get, and that it could be generations before these shores are once again painted purple

now for the first time we have a census of stars showing that about one in five of the sunlight stars there really do have planet it is size of the earth, the temperature of the earth and perhaps conditions conducive to life as we know it. >> brown: that's what we mean by a habitable planet or potentially habitable? and this idea of a goldilocks zone? >> that's right. of course the properties of a planet that make it suitable for life is the basics have to be water because our own human bodies are made of water. life forms on the earth depend on water and so we assume perhaps incorrectly that life among the stars would also depend on liquid water. >> brown: how do you come up with this number of billions of potentially habitable planets? what n laymans term what does kepler actually see in. >> what we've been surveying with the nasa kepler telescope 150,000 stars for four years. it was a brilliant stroke by nasa to build this new telescope and we watch for stars that dim as the earth-like planet crosss in front of the star blocking a little of the starlight and that census of 150,000