more than a third of them at a place run by tom shannon.e's an entrepreneur who has turned run-down alleys into an international brand that has become the largest player in the $6 billion u.s. bowling industry. tyler mathisen introduces us to him in tonight's "how i made my millions." >> i haven't got a chance. maybe i do. >> reporter: don't let that first ball fool you. >> that was pretty abysmal. >> reporter: tom shannon knows how to strike it rich, in bowling. >> ha! >> reporter: how many total bowling centers do you run? >> now, 308 and about 9,000 employees. >> reporter: his ten-pin empire, known as bowl more amf, racks up about $550 million in annual revenue and hosts plenty of celebrities. >> al pacino, the kardashians. >> reporter: the kardashians were here? you're kidding me! >> i taught kim how to bowl. >> reporter: i'll bet you did. it all started with a lot less glamour and a single location. bowlmore lanes, a new york city institution that shannon walked into in 1984, more than half a century after it opened. >> it was very run

tom: her book is "two nations individuals -- "two nations indivisible." shannonreign relations. steven wieting is with us from citibank as well. shannon, as we see the president aect come in, there has to be development of foreign policy if we can ever find the secretary of state. ok. what is your recommendation of the new new policy that a president should take? some of the recommendations, particularly in the region i look at, in latin america, is continue many of the things the obama administration has been doing. reaching out to these countries, finding commercial agreements and partnerships on the global stage, bringing these countries into the overall dialogue because they had not changed over the last 20 or 30 years. most of latin america are democracies, stronger stronger -- - you and in wieting, know that when everybody is wrong in this racket, you try to go back and remember and study it. there is tom, way wrong. over thei get wrong brazilian real. i did everything wrong right here. there is the strong brazilian and for years and years years. that is ho

the edge of your seat and michael strahan sat down with fashion designer turned director tom ford plus mikan shannon have to be careful with it. >> if the second film for tom ford, a tense psychological thriller about the choices that define us. >> it's a cautionary tale about what can happen when you let go of people. i'm a very loyal person. i keep people in my life. i don't let them go. today's culture is so throwaway. we throw people away. >> everything is disposable. >> everything is but people shouldn't be. >> reporter: with an all-star cast "nocturnal animals" weaves together story lines from the past, present and imagined. >> the glove compartment. >> i'm a gemini. my favorite color is petitional pink and i love long walks and kittens. >> your role is a dark character. what did you study to get into the frame of mind to play this disturbing cashes, serial killers like ted bundy, jeffrey dahmer and went into that kind of mind-set. >> when you two read this crypt did you say, okay, this is going to be good? >> i was scared. i thought it was very dark. imagining being in the situation that jake

eastern, to see how the media has been covering the latest trump-obama feud on "mediab shannon will be sitting down with tom cotton about the growing tensions between u.s. and israel. check your local listings for time and channels. >>> a fox news alert as with ego back to the russia-u.s. tiff. the soviet union resolved 25 years ago this month, but the echoes of cold war and espionage are still very much alive. 35 russian nationals are getting the boot. president obama ordering their expulsion as payback for alleged russian hacking during the election. caroline shifly is here with more. hi, caroline. >> the russian diplomats and their families have one day left in this country before they get the boot. vladimir putin is sending this plane over to take them home. russia's news agency said 96 people will be on that plane. 35 diplomats and their dependents. as of noon yesterday, the diplomats were kicked out of two compounds. this one in long island, new york, and another in maryland. they look like beautiful vacation homes with tennis courts and sailing. but the obama administration says they were used for mu

shannon is live in milwaukee.. but first let's start with weather expert tom wachs out on the weather deck. snow tapering off. roads could remain slick in spots throughout the evening, so use caution. mostly cloudy on monday with highs in the upper 30s to around 40. tonight: snow ending this sw 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy. high: 40 wind: s 5-10 from the dot cameras. drivers taking it easy out there - calls to area sheriff's departments show only a handfull of accidents.. but we energies had plenty of action today - by power outages.. mainly due to snow on tree limbs and on power lines. the city of milwaukee ?got an early start on this storm. the d-p-w put 102 salt trucks on the streets - first working the main streets - then the secondary roads. our brittany shannon is live on the city's north side with more. we're here near 14th and walnut and you can see many of those trucks are... still out/back after working on side streets for much of the evening.and they head out on the streets... the roads are covered in white... but not for long... "22:23 part of helping out 24" if dewayne harris has a say... "22:1

nominated actor, starring in the new tom ford thriller, "nocturnal animals," in select theaters this friday, november 18th. please welcome one of our favorite humans, michael shannonan because, i was at a golden corral once, and i saw a chick that looked like nicole kidman. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh my god, did you talk -- >> i didn't have the nerve to talk to her, though. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, this is a a beautiful shirt. >> thank you very mu >> well wait. before we go on, i just wanted to give you the opportunity, to wear one, too. i brought you one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. of course. >> now wait, i'll let you pick. you can either wear this, or you can wear this sweater that has a dinosaur on it. >> jimmy: i think -- [ cheers and applause ] >> you want to let the audience pick? >> jimmy: sure. i think we're going with the shirt, right? >> shirt? [ cheers ] all right. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's pretty nice. thanks, man, i appreciate it. >> sorry, i know its hot. >> jimmy: no, no problem. i like it. [ barking ] [ cheers and applause ] kind of a scoop neck to it. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy