i have no idea. >> was whoopi right? >> whoopi is almost always darn near right. the reality is i can't help but do that time travel space thing. i would love to see matt taylor, the rocket scientist, in that subway car. i wonder how he would have reacted. or mr. pena with that shirt at the control of that landing and somebody comments on his shirt and pops him right there. that would be good. >> it is an apparel-themed segment. >> it is trends and themes. that's why you are the lou. >> right was whoopi? i decided to phrase it as a nonsensical question. >> whoopi will never be fully on the right, but she has a point. when someone attacks you physically, you would think that then the person being attacked would defend themselves. what stinks about the subway cars is there is no way to escape. if you are going somewhere there is no stops you are on that car. that's also why people feel extra tense on the subway. it is an awful form of transportation. you are always hungry or running late or tired or getting off work. emotions are heightened. >> that's true. i find b

>> jimmy: whoopi! whoopi goldberg! [ cheers and applause ] >> ah. hi!a black turkey. >> jimmy: thank you so much. [ laughter and applause ] a black turkey. >> i try to -- i try to carve turkeys to look like myself. [ light laughter ] so, i brought you this. >> jimmy: it's a black turkey. this is a giant -- this is a a chocolate -- >> it's a giant -- here, you have to -- >> jimmy: a chocolate turkey. >> the great folks, a friend of mine's mom makes these. it's a company called hebert. look at her. look at that. >> jimmy: oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] who made this? >> hebert's candies. they actually -- i believe were one of the first companies to bring white chocolate into the united states. i think this, but, i could, you know, i think a lot of stuff that is coming from somewhere else. >> jimmy: yeah, you just go on wikipedia to make stuff up, yeah, yeah. >> but my friend -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. this is gorgeous. you always bring me something so cool and different and fun. >> well, i keep trying to outdo myself. but i knew i couldn't come up here b

. >> plus, how whoopi goldberg is angering one of cosby's accusers and rosie. >> harder when 13 womenuse you. what's the matter, you mad? >> whoopi amongst those remembering diane sawyer's husband, oscar winning director mike nichols. >> this man meant the world to her. >> and i'm with the country musician ready to come out as gay tonight. >> i couldn't be gay and be in country music. i went to great lengths to cover up that fact. today i get to tell the world that i'm an out, proud and happy gay man. >> and we take "the bigger loser's" new trainers down memory lane. >> "american gladiatort" pah. >> that was the new uniform. you welcome america. >> now "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. >> when will bill cosby finally answer all the women who are accusing him of sexual assault? will he ever talk? well, tonight we are talking to the reporter who tried to get mr. cosby to go on the record on camera. >> not only did cosby refuse to respond, he basically pleads for that part of the interview to be killed, but it wasn't, and fair to say with so many women coming forward

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- whoopi goldberg, rashida jones, chef tom colicchio

. >> plus, how whoopi goldberg is angering one of cosby's accusers and rosie. >> harder when 13 womenmatter, you mad? >> whoopi amongst those remembering diane sawyer's husband, oscar winning director mike nichols. >> this man meant the world to her. >> and i'm with the country musician ready to come out as gay tonight. >> i couldn't be gay and be in country music. i went to great leth

this is whoopi goldberg on "the view." she's skeptical about bowman's allegations. here's what she said in response to barbara bowman saying that no one believed her. take a listen. >> perhaps the police might have believed it. or the hospital. where you go. don't you do a kit when you say someone has raped you? don't the police -- >> a rape kit is what it's called. >> isn't that the next step once you make an allegation? and one of the things that getting accused of a lot of stuff when you're famous does is it opens the door for everyone to come out and say me too, boss. it's like a bugs bunny cartoon. so you have to really like take a minute and follow -- follow the evidence. >> you understand the doubt, don't you, joan? >> absolutely. i don't know whether in 1969 there were rape kits. i certainly had never heard of them. you know, i didn't think of going to the police at that time. i was humiliated enough. i didn't think about taking a sample at that time. had i, had i thought of it, were those around, had they been more publicized, you betcha i would have. >> wh

>>> and -- >> this morning -- >> whoopi breaks down.sawyer's husband. >>> then, an "inside edition" investigation. rock 'n roll memorabilia. >> check out some of the autographs. >> plus are the autographs always real? >> i wouldn't walk away, i would run away. >>> stand by your man. >> how could country superstar tammy wynette have signed this guitar when she was already

whoopi has a hard time putting it into words which is why i'm doing it for her. >> he was her mentor. amazing. >>> cher says she is devastated. she had to cancel the rest of her tour due to a viral infection that affected her kidney function. >>> sean hayes say he and his partner of five years have tied the knot. >>> penelope cruise, she is on a roll fresh off earning the title of esquire's sexiest woman alive. she's landed a role in the upcoming zoolander sequel opposite ben stiller and owen wilson. >>> and taylor swift has been knocked off the top of billboard's hot 100 by none other than taylor swift. she is the first woman ever to do that. i'm dara brown. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> even with record snowfall in all 50 states reaching freezing temps, nbc news.com points out that 2014 is headed toward the warmest year ever. three more records broken. those new records include warmest october for land and ocean surfaces, warmest first ten calendar month and warmest 12 month block. october also marked the six month in a row where th

please sit and watch this one-woman show by the great whoopi goldberg from start to finish!" i grew up next to -- >> they're like, whoa. >> seth: "scandal," congratulations. >> thank you. >> seth: so exciting. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yay. >> seth: you guys -- you and your cast are so good, you live tweet. you so engage with your fan base through social media. >> yeah. >> seth: is that all positive? do you get -- i mean, i've never heard somebody say, "no, my social media experience is fantastic." >> no, it is fantastic because i feel like we wouldn't have had a second season or a third season, or even now a fourth season, without social media. because our fans -- it's been like this grassroots effort to keep us alive and to make us a hit. so i'm very grateful to everyone on social media. that being said -- [ light laughter ] yeah, you know, sometimes it gets confusing because they think -- maybe particularly in television -- people think you are your character. so when they get upset at olivia, sometimes they get upset at me. and they get very angry at me for not makin

. >> reporter: today on "the view," whoopi goldberg, who was discovered by mike nichols, broke down while love, family, food, movies. good night moon, good night stars. i'll see you on the set and on the beach and in the kitchen and at the movies. >> reporter: for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. >>> a grand life lived well. diane and her family are in our thoughts and prayers tonight. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning [dramatic music] [cheers and applause] ♪ >> yeah! hey! ha! ha! [cheers and applause] i'm terry crews. and it's time to start making some people rich right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] our returning contestant has had to overcome personal obstacles just to have the confidence to stand in front of so many people today. i have a feeling it'll all pay off. from roy, utah, let's give the warmest welcome to john busch! [cheers and applause] [laughter] come here. ahh. >> hi, terry. >> man. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you are doing so well. what are some of these personal obstacles you had to overcome? >> terry, i have something

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. >> reporter: today on "the view," whoopi goldberg, who was discovered by mike nichols, broke down while family, food, movies. good night moon, good night stars. i'll see you on the set and on the beach and in the kitchen and at the movies. >> reporter: for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. >> a grand life lived well. diane and her family are in our thoughts and prayers tonight. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow and as always we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america.

. >> reporter: today on "the view," whoopi goldberg, who was discovered by mike nichols, broke down whilee news. >> this man meant the world to her. >> love, family, food, movies. good night moon, good night stars. i'll see you on the set and on the beach and in the kitchen and at the movies. >> reporter: for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. >>> a grand life lived well. diane and her family are in our thoughts and prayers tonight. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow and as always we hi, grandma. look at the easter egg i made. oh, that's lovely, dr. hey, ma, y you want to see an egg, look at that. that's lovely, too. you both do beautiful work. and guess what? i made an extra batch of butter cookies for you and your brothers. oh, good, i love those. and, debra, i've run out of things to put them in, so i came to get the canister. what canister? my canister with the blue horses around the edge. oh, yeah, i brought that back. really? grandma, come on. i want to show you my easter shoes. okay, just a minute, sweetheart. well, i think i would

>>> and -- >> this morning -- >> whoopi breaks down.f diane sawyer's husband. >>> then, an "inside edition" investigation. rock 'n roll memorabilia. >> check out some of the autographs. >> plus are the autographs always real? >> i wouldn't walk away, i would run away. >>> stand by your man. >> how could country su

and whoopi goeldberg is 59. >>> i'm frances rivera. watching "early today" on this thursday. have a great one. >>> a good thursday morning to you. it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. rain falling all over the bay area while you were sleeping. let's check the forecast with christina loren. >> laura, sam, happy thursday, everybody. the heaviest moisture is racing off to the sierra nevadas. we'll keep the moisture coming an for the first part of the day

. >> letterman is next with whoopi goldberg. >> have a great evening.at 4:30. bright and early everybody. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the man with a spine of a 25-year-old, david letterman! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing

. >> mike nichols is the one who first saw whoopi performing and said you got something kid. >> his incredibles love story with diane, and his final public appearance. >>> then jon bon jovi and his high school sweetheart on the red carpet as he's honored in philadelphia. only our a.j. is invited backstage. >> dang, you got to have that back by 6:00. >>> and the world according to diddy. from his ex j. lo to kim k. >> i didn't mind looking at it. >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of

. >> whoopi. >> whoopi's in it? >> whoopi's in it. >> i love her. >> whoopi's great.people involved. kevin hart. so many people make an appearance in this movie. >> step on up. >> my son, type one diabetic, 11 years old. talk about how important it is taking on diabetes. >> my dad had type two diabetes. we started to notice him dealing with some of the pain that comes with it. things that you don't know are related to diabetes. and so what the step on up campaign is about is bringing awareness to diabetic nerve pain. i want people to know that if you have, like, shooting pain in your feet and your hands and you think it's, oh, my feet are tired, it's been a long day. but you have diabetes. you need to go and have a real talk with your doctor and have this diagnosed. and so november is american diabetes month. partnered with the american diabetes association and pfizer to get out and make this message known. it's a really big part of our -- in our community, african-american, hispanic community, where people just don't want to go to the doctor, man. they hide it. they

there is pumpkin whoopie pie is most searched in new hampshire and maine. no pork products used.dore jerky. and nebraska. and candy bars and green smith apple whipped screen. and fog salad. made it pasta and egg yolks. >> the slap salad on the back of that and made it something. prettyzel and snicker salad. cheating my friends. my husband prefers his mother's cooking than mine. i do a party bus to take us somewhere else. and i want to be honest about that. and i want to be honest about that. but what i will try this year for christmas is a bacon wrapped your floor manager is mine at espn. and you wrap bacon on the outside of the turkey and it is instead of butter and bacon is my middle name and having more bacon? >> that is a great recipe. >> i thought it was. >> no. it is wrapped in bacon. >> honoring my indiana roots persimmon. persimmon but we have a 250-year-old recipe from his aunt karen for thanksgiving. for indian stuffing. >> i love a good box of stovetop, but like mullis i'm making reservations. but i love this and i know there is potato filling and red and a girl has to

>> i don't know if it's a gavel el as much as a whoopi cushion at this point.is now the position of the republican party. it is now an untenable position to accept the fact of climate change. you can't do it. in fact, to me, on tuesday night, when it comes to issues and leaving the minimum wage ref ren da aside, the big issue was voter suppression. scott walker elected, and chris kovach got reelected in kansas. the big loser was climate change. >> yeah, and the thing i find frightening about 245 committee chairman ship is they actually have the entire sort of fossil fuels industry and actually had their siets set on two concrete targets. they're already talking about the first big bipartisan to compromise. they're going to have the ability to do that through appropriation bills who seems like a ridiculous characterer, but is kind of go going to be the point of this whole assault. and they're going to get help, too. mansion came on tv just about when alison grimes was declaring her campaign over to say the president had pretty much demolished her campaign becaus

whoopi goldberg will be there instead. >>> surveillance video shows 12-year-old tamir rice holding whatks like a real gun. two seconds within pulling up next to him an officer shot and killed the boy because he said he looked like he was reaching for his waist band. we're hearing 911 calls where a caller said he thought the gun was fake. there's a guy with a pistol. the guy keeps pulling it in and out of his pants. it's probably fake but it's scary. >> we know rice had a pellet gun with the tip removed to make it look like a real gun. in a statement his family says their son could still be alive if police would not have acted so quickly. >>> working to learn more about two suspects d.c. police are searching in connection with a stabbing outside the gallery place metro station. they are looking for two women wearing dark clothing. investigators save the victim went into the station for help, prompting one of the entrances to temporarily close. this happened around 8:00 last night. we're told the stabbing did not happen at the metro station. no arrests and no word on the victim's conditio

whoopi goldberg at the last minute -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's going on here?n as i am, but she's like, oh my god, really sort of the sound track of my life. please, please, get a photo with them. and i saw my perfect moment. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: cause they had no idea. it's one way to get a photo with u2. absolutely. >> exactly. >> jimmy: i know i love this because this became like a meme and started going around the internet. this photo of you would end up in photos all over the place. here is a scene from the movie "gravity" with sandra bullock. i didn't see this scene. [ laughter ] you -- i guess she wasn't alone. >> no. >> jimmy: she wasn't alone in space. >> you know -- i mean, maybe she's looking terrified because she's seeing that george has floated off and she's got to let this guy in. [ mumbling ] >> jimmy: also, if you go to -- they call them like cumberbombing. >> cumber whatting? >> jimmy: cumber bomb. >> so there's something lost in my closet. cumber -- something else. >> jimmy: no, no, cumber bombing -- cumber bombing and it's -- they actually

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to whoopi goldberg, rashida jones, tom colicchio and theoots, ladies and gentlemen. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching, everybody. happy thanksgiving! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's a special thanksgiving edition of "late night with seth meyers." tonight josh meyers, larry and hilary meyers, and we'll play "how well do you know your meyers? featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening everyone. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? happy thanksgiving, everybody. happy thanksgiving. [ cheers and applause ] one and all. if you are watching this at home at 12:30 in the morning, congratulations, you're immune to tryptophan. [ laughter ] that's right. today thanksgiving or as turkeys call it, memorial day. [ laughter ] just so you know, we're taping the show at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. so, if you have a

he practically discovered whoopi goldberg. he gave dustin hoffman his first breakout role.red a generation of entertainers to push themselves in ways that they never imagined. he was a masterful storyteller whose most famous final scenes, one of the most famous ever was in only the second film he had ever directed ♪ hello darkness my old friend >> reporter: "the graduate." kevin spacey called michael nichols one of the best observers of life. his characters acted out our lives, loves, failings. from the disillusion of a marriage and who's afraid of virginia wolf, to shining a light on our willingness to portrait ourselves to please those we love in "the birdcage". >> don't look at me. i'm hideous. >> reporter: filmmaking was one of his greatest passions. when asked what the favorite part of it was, mike nichols said this -- >> it's like asking what is the best part of making love. the beginning, the end? which is it? >> reporter: he spent the last 60 years conquering american entertainment. there are only 12 people in history who have had the versatility and brilliance to h

whoopi goldberg had to be comforted by her "view" co-stars. he discovered her, launching her career. >> as she once said, one of the only people who could bring her to tears and certainly did of that yesterday. a touching moment we saw on "the view." >>> we'll turn to a visit everyone is keeping an eye an. -- eye on. britain's future king and queen gearing up for their visit to the states. >> will and kate will be in new york next month with prince william making a stop in washington, d.c. and t.j., the palace is reminding american reporters of the dress code when covering the royal family. jacket and tie for man. pant or skirt suit for women. no jeans. >> do we have to -- is this the reputation we have around the world? we have to be reminded? >> the brits don't think we dress well enough. even the crew, the camera man. they can't wear jeans. would you like to stand up t.j. holmes and show us what you are wearing today. >> it's friday. it's casual friday. >> those are jeans. dark denim jeans. >> how many days a week do i wear jeans? >> you ne

this is the new exciting rock the vote video, lena dunham, lil john, whoopi goldberg.hy they're voting and the issues that are most important to them this election day which is just two days away. they're saying turn down for what? >> turn down for what. lil john had me at hello. i love lil john. i'm going to definitely vote now. abc news is going to have a big, unprecedented seven-hour live stream on tuesday night. you should watch that and vote. >>> and what's coming up on the show this morning. this woman's incredible survival story. face-to-face with a hungry shark, dragged her out to sea. what her friend did to save her. you can see the bite marks on the board. >>> but first this half hour, the young soldier accused of murdering his wife. >> he said it was an accident, but prosecutors say that skylar nemetz killed his wife in a jealous rage. the family is angry at what the judge did. >> reporter: this morning skylar nemetz is out on bail. the soldier, accused of shooting his 19-year-old wife danielle in their washington state apartment. >> i was completely shocked

. >> jimmy: then on thursday, for a special thanksgiving show, my pals whoopi goldberg and rashida jonesbe stopping by. [ applause ] rashida and i, we have something planned. maybe a little something musical? >> steve: something musical. >> jimmy: just saying. so, tune in thanksgiving night. it's going to be fun. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he's got the biggest news show on cable, and he can't stop writing best sellers. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: it's a problem he has. everything he writes is a best seller. he's amazing, a hard worker. "killing patton" is the new book. bill o'reilly is here, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] plus, she made her debut with us on "late night", and we're so happy she's joining us tonight. lorde is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: not the lord. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: i mean, the lorde, but not the lord -- >> steve: oh, okay. i thought it was a different lord. >> jimmy: the lord is always with us. >> steve: yeah, always. 24/7, 362. >> jimmy: lord is our first guest, always. >> steve: always. first guest i

five of the celebs didn't even vote, including whoopi goldberg and lena dunham.n tweets he is flying to atlanta because he didn't receive his absentee ballot. zimplt now to our power panel for a lightning round look on capitol hill. simon rosenberg, a former clinton campaign advisor and larry o'connor and editor at large at ij review.com. >> ready for your lightning round. here be we go. five top questions. make sure you have the buzzer with your thumb. who will win the senate and what will the margin be? larry. >> democrats, 51-4. >> i am so stunned that the two of you went with those answers. all right. see if you can trip me up on this one. number two, who will win north carolina? simon. >> kay haagan wins that one. >> gosh, i thought you were going to surprise me. okay. larry. >> now, i think the republicans will win north carolina. this is the first chance for the tar heel state to punish kay haagan for voting for obama care after they've lost their doctor, even though they were promised they could keep him. >> okay. number three, who is going to win in the

need an old number for merv griffin, cary grant, or whoopi? well, here you go.celebrity to hawk it all to make a buck. evander holyfield auctioned off his gloves from the famous bite fight for $35,000. actor gary coleman's pants on ebay. jimmy kimmel bought them for $500. in the market for burt's chaps? maybe a carriage? the auction starts next month in las vegas and online. >> well, let me see your cash. >> reporter: the carriage, a gift from dolly parton, will cost you. the starting bid is $3,000. cecilia vega, abc news, san francisco. >>> and when we come back, shoving and pushing to get those deals. find out where this chaotic scene played out. not just an american tradition anymore. >>. >> and mickey rourke, jump starting his boxing career. facing a fighter half his age. we'll tell you how he did. >>> our "instant index" for a friday night. starting with one of the world's largest volcanos roaring back to life in japan. disrupting air travel. scientists believe it's the first eruption there in 22 years. >>> and black friday, invading the united kingdom. whe

tomorrow night, coming to talk about her new movie, "top five," whoopi goldberg will be here tomorrownd applause ] she's a professional. she's the funniest. i love her so much. plus, rashida jones will be dropping by. every thanksgiving, rashida comes on the show and we -- we might do a medley of holiday-themed songs. >> steve: who knows? >> jimmy: i don't know. how would i know? i do know. we taped the show last night. [ laughter ] but no, i'm just kidding. but we might -- we do holiday-themed songs. it will be fun. >> steve: it is fun. >> jimmy: it is fun. also, chef tom colicchio will show us what to do with thanksgiving leftovers. [ cheers and applause ] besides just making sandwiches, he'll show you what to do. he's a pro. he's awesome. but first, you guys, we have a a fantastic show tonight. this guy is great in every single thing he does. i love him so much. i met him on "saturday night live" years ago, but gosh, he's just the coolest guy ever. great actor. thursday night next week, you can see him as captain hook in "peter pan live," this huge live musical event here on nbc. c

whoopi gold berlg, they didn't vote in the last election.at propelled barack obama into office on the back of so many young votes. how do you replicate that? >> that's a really good question. we saw amazing numbers in 2008 and even 2010. there was hope for change. there were high expectations. and i think millenials need to manage their expectations. they need to realize that, sure, washington is washington. but that they can still make a difference. and the difference that they can make is -- the most important way of doing it is really going to the polls. >> going out to the polls, making your voices heard. we've heard a lot in our audience doing that. people excited and disappointed about that. maybe that will propel more voters to the polls. >> i sure hope so. >> they want specific policies and a lot of gridlock that stands in the way of that. thanks for helping us understand the young voice. all of you, it's been a blast, a pleasure, an honor. appreciate your time. any minute, mitch mcconnell, the man who will probably be senate majorit

and his rolodex, with contact information for merv griffin and whoopi dwogoldberg. you will need serious cash for this, $10,000. it seems everything is up for sale except for that famous mustac mustache. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, san francisco. >> he's selling 71 belt buckles. >> i feel sad for him. it's fairly tragic. i hope he gets what he's looking for. >> i wouldn't mind taking the acting class. he could teach us how to recline naked on a bearskin rub. >> you need a lesson in that? >> maybe i'm using my outside voice. not my inside voice. >> you just said that. >> filter. filter. >> over to rob marciano who has a better filter. >> at least put the red jacket from smokey and the bandit on. and in minnesota, it's snowing. there's the shot. the snow plows out last night, just a couple of inches. cold enough this storm system traveling east. not a huge one. it comes out of canada and clips away and moves quickly. we don't expect more than 2 or" of that locally and drives a little lake effect snow machine across the great lakes. nothing like

. >> whoopi goldberg turns 59. >> jimmy kimmel is 47. >> actor gerard butler turns 45.nd being sophia. >> screen legend sophia loren sharing new insights she's kept for 60 years. before the first tissue, help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get ten times more protection and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, help protect your family with lysol. start healthing. you're not doing anything hand, as fast as you used to. do you need help? what is that? swiffer dusters. i can extend it so i don't have to get on the step stool. it's like a dirt magnet just like my kids. i think swiffer definitely gave me some of that time back. man (mr. mucus: tore do you work, with you.ing? it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this ♪ ♪ >>> she is one of the most endearing and enduring actresses in entertainment history. sophia lauren began her career at age 14 in a beauty pageant. that was back in 1949. >>