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so jesse on edge, yes, yaz, also from philly, even terrence howard, i heard it last night, terrence was singing, i was like terrencethan he wraps. doing that boom, boom, boom song, like uh, okay. >> his voice is smooth. >> yes, pretty smooth. >> what's your biggest moment lag night on the show? >> a loft big moments, so we will go over them in just a little bit. here is the thing, everyone talking about amica. this whole part two trying to figure out who pushed rhonda down the stairs. so, could it real be anica? i said too easy, but we will discuss, alex holley fox 29, tweet me. >> 9:45. >> oh, that's just few minutes away. no time to get to the nail salon? no problem. i have never heard of this, spray on nail polish. how could that possibly work? wouldn't it get all over the place? >> why don't we demonstrate it, mike, on your hands? >> oh, how about my feet? >> no. i told you, i'm not touching your feet. what about your hair? hair perfume? have you heard of this. >> i heard of that. my hair stinks. let's use t back over to the northeast extension now. ya, still having people turn around. we have a 10-mile back up

terrence. thiis t >> yes, terrence.. >> if you could voice act any of the characters did you on snl just as --t tha character to life in animatedd format and threw voice -- vce >> that would be fun. >> who would you want to play in an animated world? >> oh, gosh. well, i always love doing bronxn speed with amy doing thoseoing o ladies in animated version. fred and i used to these the characters that were both namedn noon knee, and i'd like that. t i did get to do app animatedmate version on take on character. ct >> you have children. you have when you do have an r rated film like braids maids in your filmnr gravy when do you allow them toh see that. >> i don't know. my oldest daughter is 10 an has -- heard a couple kids comem up to me and say, i love l bridesmaids and my daughter wass like how come you never let me see braids made?? >> i feel like you're not readyr there's adult language thatag tt you're not ready for and she's e oh mad at me for it. i let her watch the end.. i let her watch the wedding. ig right. >> but, yeah, i'm being uber --- overly protective about it witht my kids. my k

wife and terrence howard happened to have been walking by and he heard me and he said, you're the rider. you want to write the book and that really is how the butler book was born. that idea, terrence howard the actor put that idea inside of me and then when i got back home, washington dc , i was able to get in touch with a book editor, don davis, she wanted to do it and i started writing the book so it went from article, movie, book. how true to what you learned from eugene allen and mrs. allen was the movie? >> well, i learned a lot about the moviemaking business being on this set. being associate producer of the movie, that was fun but there was a great screenwriter danny strong who wrote a beautiful script and lee daniels had the movie in a meeting, he said what i want to do with your story, will, is open it up. i want to cover the whole arc of civil rights movement which had really never been done on the big screen in this country. hollywood had sort of been very reticent to tell epic stories of this nature so lee daniels the director wanted to do that. he had this family and so the story was going to be anchored to this family. and you know, in all these historic ups and down