it's one of the thickest glass ceilings for even the most hard-working and hilarious of women, late-night television comedy. one woman is breaking through. samantha bee sat down with yahoo! global news anchor katie couric sharing what it takes to stand tall and hold her own against the boys club of comedy. >> welcome our senior senior correspondent correspondent, samantha bee! >> reporter: she lit up late night as a correspondent on ""the daily show."" >> have you had your picture taken with a black person yet? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: biting wit, signature samantha bee. using political satire with brutal honesty. >> and of course a tangerine-tinted trash can fire -- >> reporter: now taking center stage with her own solo gig "full frontal with samantha bee."

>> who has provided the best comedy red meat for you? >> ted cruz. >> ted's classmates at princeton and harvard law fondly remember him as arrogant, pretentious, and a nightmare of a human being. and those were just the reviews for his performance in "the crucible." >> reporter: unafraid to throw shade and the occasional punch into her commentary, bee is using her pedestal to take people off theirs. >> so the intention of the law was not to do away with >> no. >> it was just to make them impossible? to acquire? >> reporter: for the moment she stands alone as the only female voice in late night. >> anybody have any questions? yes? >> is it hard breaking into the boys club? >> okay. >> what's it like being a woman in late night? >> how can i watch your show as a man? >> what's it like to be a female woman? >> we kept saying, our show is going to be different. it's being hosted by me. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm katie couric in new york.

interview on yahoo.com. thank you for watching abc news. tune into gma tomorrow.

an out of control car crashes into a barbershop. customers sent running. the question tonight what caused the driver to crash. good evening at 11:00 i'm shirleen allicot. >> i'm bill ritter. eyewitness news reporter carolina leid at the scene with new details. carolina? >> reporter: bill and shirleen, right now they are working to get this business back up and running again in the next few weeks. according to the business owner

here, it was busy, and he heard somebody yell the word car. then all of a sudden people started jumping out of the way. this suv smashed through the prestige barbershop on long island sending two people to the hospital with minor injuries. this would have been a lot worse. >> he just stuck his head out of the window and said everyone move i can't stop the car. >> you see a car that was not speeding, but driving towards the window and then slammed through it and kept driving. i heard the guy saying and yelled that the brakes are not stopping. >> reporter: we don't know why the brakes failed to work. it happened just before 5:00 on friday afternoon at this strip mall near jackson avenue. witnesses say that people were bleeding, some suffering neck and leg injuries. >> we grabbed some alcohol bottles, some first aid stuff. we went over there and started helping out. they had paramedics and everything that took over.

up the business tonight, police conducted their investigation. the shop owner says looking at the damage is yet another reminder of this close call. >> thank god because it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: and no charges have been filed against this driver. no word as to why exactly that car was out of control. reporting live i'm carolina leid channel 7 eyewitness news. >> carolina, thank you. new at 11:00, peace in new york. the mayor says he want today ban uber from his city that there were disputes -- he wanted to ban uber from his city that there would be disputes. as new york city's troubled homeless shelter system doesn't have enough problems these days, tonight the death of the man found lying face down in his bed has been ruled a murder. the 56-year-old victim

this morning in his room on the third floor of the bellevue men's shelter. police say that the room was the scene of the bloody struggle. we are speaking to old roommates and individuals that were on the floor. there are 67 people on the third floor last night that checked in. >> this is yet another setback for the shelter's system. four other peoples have been killed in other attacks in shelters so far this year. another vote to 2016. donald trump lashing out again not at ted cruz or hillary clinton, but his own leadership of his party. describing the gop's nomination rigged. and he claimed that millions of voters will sit out the general nomination. the process that has

cruz to stay within striking distance of trump. accusing trump of whining. tonight cruz is holding a rally in rochester remaining in third place for this tuesday new york primary. as for the democrats senator bernie sanders finally doing what hillary clinton implored him to do during last night's debate. his wife releasing their tax return not for 2015, but for 2014. that it shows they earned nearly $206,000 paying out about $26,000 in federal taxes. they donated about 4% of their income to charitable causes. delivering a speech to the conference in the vatican where young people today are not satisfied with economic inequality. hillary clinton was stomping for votes here in new york city making a stop here where she will work to make housing affordable if she is elected. the upcoming primary the topic of the special one-hour edition upclose and our guest hillary clinton and john kasich

the one-hour special edition on sunday at 11:00. breaking news out of japan where officials have just raised the death toll from two powerful earthquakes. the officials are now saying that 29 people have died. right now crews are going around looking for more survivors and thousands are homeless. josh einiger is following the developments. >> this week most people around the globe have heard for their world class oyster industry. but tonight for the second night in a row it's the scene of devastation after the second of twin earthquakes that ravaged a city of nearly a million people. cameras were trembling tonight as they shook in southern japan having a magnitude of 7.3 and briefly set off their tsunami warning. so far they have been blamed for 19 deaths though, likely to raise as this comes on top of yesterday's quake that would

and more than 800 hurt. it's not 12 new local times after the aftershocks with more than 200,000 homes that have lost power. they describe the terrifying scene. >> wow, that there are a lot of good things. >> i think that yesterday that people, they were shocked. but i think that today were terrified. >> if you could imagine that hundreds of people and calls have come in from people that say they are trapped. 1,600 soldiers have joined in on the search for survivors even after they keep coming. so far more than 100 of them. >> thank you. a possible hate crime attack in brooklyn. the victim is a man assaulted. surveillance video is showing the man outside a1 merchandising that happened yesterday in the crown heights section. two young men, cops think what they are teenagers, walking up to a forklift operator. one distracted them and the other one threw a punch. >> they asked me for the time,

out of my pocket and told them the time. as i started to pull away the other one reached in and punched me in the face that they could have picked anybody and to circle around, i think that they chose me personally for who i was. >> he was able to jump off the forklift and wrestle one of the suspects to the ground. and he got away. police in new jersey tonight are looking far killer. the gunman that shot four people in the city of orange killing one of them. the makeshift memorial set up at the shop where the 17-year- old jones was shot and killed that it happened last night. four other young men were treated for gunshot wounds. wounds that are not considered life threatening. they fled the scene in a green ford explorer. more scandals for the already scandalized and disgraced former speaker. silver sentencing judge and sealing documents that federal prosecutors say proves that

job and helped another woman who was a lobbyist. the accusations were excluded from the federal correction trial, but prosecutors will likely use the information at his sentencing next month. a hidden surprise that they are waiting for the customs officer as they search the bag at jfk. officials say that it looks like a package of coffee, but look closely. that's cocaine. inside with the java, $50,000 worth of it. officers found it yesterday at jamaican citizen that was carrying the suitcase. she is now facing smuggling charges. new at 11:00 coming up on eyewitness news a health scare known as prince. a tiger goes on an attack at a zoo turning deadly. plus a popular local bar is facing a permanent shut down except that it fights back. wait until you see what this popular watering hole did to beat the government and keep their doors open. i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. workweek temperatures climbing

but there is still a freeze warning in parts of the area. we will tell you if you have to

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flonase. six is greater than one changes everything. new at 11:00 it was this close to final call for a popular bar in new jersey. a new highway interchange and a bull's eye on the bar. the people spoke up and the bar has been saved. a small victory for the folks of little falls. small, but sweet. here is donald miles. >> we are old school here. pound for pound, we have some of the best entertainment value that you could find. >> reporter: that fact is actually never been up far debate. not at least for the last 92 years when there was a general store in front and a bootlegging operation in the back. >> this was actually called the green chateau. this is on the same property, right out in the middle of where the highway is right now.

that dirt road is what turned into route 46. >> reporter: now the great notch inn, which is actually a bar and not a hotel is this adorable little building passed by hundreds of commuters every day on route 46 in little falls. >> people start to go around us, which is good and we are happy because we have been here longer than the highway. >> reporter: an expansion plan crafted by the department of new jersey transportation was set towiden the highway. it has been in this family for three generations. >> my father lived here. for me it was going to grandpa and grandma's plan. >> reporter: the d.o.t. broke ground on an access road behind the bar. so this building isn't going anywhere. a written statement from njdot reads in part, "njdot goes to extensive lengths to minimize the impact to residents and businesses where they design

still he lost a third of his land, but the 1930s house turned bar is still there. treating everyone who walks in like they are in his family's home. >> we just try to treat people right, make them want to come back. and yeah. >> reporter: in little falls darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news. a firefighter in new jersey recovering tonight from an injury he suffered when the second floor of the house suddenly collapsed. it broke out on forest street and jersey city last night. firefighters thought it was under control so they left around midnight. around 6:00 this morning the fire reignited. when firefighters went inside, one of them, from the second floor the floor gave way. >> and extended into two occupied buildings. >> there were five buildings involved. two were occupied, three were vacant. >> reporter: no residents were hurt, but 10 people homeless. the cause of the fire under

new at 11:00 a deadly tiger attack at a zoo in florida. a zoo keeper was mauled to death by a malan tiger. it is not physical to the public and the zoo said that guests were never at risk. authorities had to wait for a tranquilizer to kick in before they were able to get to the victim. the tiger was later put down. today marks three years since the boston marathon bombing and the city is honor the victims. a ringing bell was once a sign of remembrance. in addition the officials joined by survivors and the families to lay a wreath at the marathon finish line. that is where two pressure cooker bombs went off during the 2013 race killing three people and leaving more than 260 hurt. the city also held a moe moment of silence this afternoon at 2:49. no votes on the highway that they will be very clear. having a pretty good time

interstate. and eyewitness news says that the trail came on his truck and that it caused that boat to come off their trailer. southbound lanes were closed for two hours. if gnatly nobody hurt. a major shake up at the housing authority tonight following a series of deadly elevator accidents in the bronx. five employees have been disciplined and the head of elevator services has been replaced. they are also making changes to improve response and emergencies and among them more staff, training, more accountability, and improved communications. the agency plans to create a building code monitoring system. after a couple of hours of treatment, he got back on the plane and flew off.

told you about last night. turns out that you won't see a bunch of glowing small screens. amc has changed their script about experimenting with texting in select theaters. when they announced that test program, lee is very happy about this. the customers were not happy about the idea and gave strong feedback. amc says they lynn stead focus -- they will instead focus on other improvements. maybe an executive was watching the 11:00 news last night. >> either that or everyone got on their devices and said no. >> i'm sure you're not the only one. that really loved the weather today. >> i looked at the forecast, that it was too good to be true, but no it is true and it looks fantastic. a great seven-day stretch. it's been clear, you know, it is every night after you feel a nice mild afternoon that it will get a little chilly. same thing happened tonight and same thing will happen tomorrow night.

we're at 48 degrees. the wind is calm. the pressure is on the rise. actually through the roof here. the high today is 65. we will tack on another few degrees tomorrow. there is no day in the seven day that is below normal here. no rainfall today and no significant rain. with just a little cool start that it will be april at its best this weekend. the gradual warm up continues. 70s by sunday, even warmer as we go into monday. it is a shot of the shower on early tuesday with a little cool down after that. the next weather will be significant rain and probably in a week's time. there is still a freeze warning in putnam county and eastern long island. i don't think that we'll have frost advisory tomorrow night, but still delegate. you might want to cover your plants.

york city with some 30s. then again in eastern long island and parts of connecticut that there will be a chill in the air. quickly that's a race with a lot of sunshine as the breeze will kick up along the coast. the numbers will get into the mid to upper 60s. radar and satellite is incredibly clear. the closest clouds are a few hundred miles away not coming in our direction because the high pressure is just spreading their wings, clearing out the eastern sea born. suppressing this to the south, keeping the storm to the west, several inches of snow in the rockies with the winter storm warnings in denver. only downside to this is that with these northeast winds we are not exposed to the real country. the wind shift later in the country, then we start getting in on the real warmth. it's high and dry tomorrow and highs continue to build in on sunday. we are closing in on 70 and the winds close in. clear and cool to start your saturday. 36 to 42 in the suburbs. about 45 in the city. 68 tomorrow. cold start, then breezy at

it is clear and not as cold tomorrow night at 46. as we go into sunday at 72 degrees, monday near 80 with some clouds mixing in, a warm breeze. brief shower early tuesday. breezy, a little bit cooler. pleasant in the middle 60s. and we are right back into the 70s late next week. want to take a walk at river side park on sunday. pediatric cancer foundation and their walk-a-thon at 11:00 in the morning, registration begins around 10:00. >> you've been doing this for how many years? >> 17 years. >> great weather. >> yes. coming up next there, is health facts for when their children will go into puberty.

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and boys. those that went through puberty early would have a parent that recorded that they had gone through puberty early. indicating the environmental factors are a stronger influence among females. a high school in los angeles locked down today because of, wait for it a mountain lion. no mountain lions on campus. wanted on the school grounds sending teachers and kids rushing into the classroom. the lion moved on to a nearby neighborhood where it fell asleep. tranquilizer darts tend to have that effect. the lion will be returned back to its natural habitats of los angeles. >> good ones, right. rob is up next with sports, no sound effects. we honor the legacy of jackie robinson. straight ahead we'll check in with cole as they both needed to win. only one got one. highlights coming up.

their opening third night in a row. leaving the playoff because it is playoff time.

game one was not perfect, but it was a win as they would take that to move on to game development tonight -- move on to game two. they did what they had to do in the opener trying to do the same in this one. second period, they are already ahead. that is goal number two. 41 saves for the panthers. he gets to him late making it a one-goal game, but the panthers would score the empty -- would score an empty nether and that is that. game three in brooklyn on sunday. now the rangers will play their tomorrow. everything points to henrik lundqvist being back on the i'm he took a stick to the eye in the series opener. there is a little swelling, but good. nothing happened. for probably 20 to 30 seconds

thoughts going through my head. yankees are off the road for nine straight. jackie robinson made his debut with the brooklyn dodgers. baseball celebrates his legacy on this date. every player in every game wears number 42. up against the mariners in this one, playing with the early lead. third inning, the second base. turning it into a double play. former yankee robinson cano named in honor of jackie robinson. a couple of hits, an rbi here tieing up the game. getting to severino later. chris ianetta takes him deep. they just could not drive in runs. the mets at cleveland tonight. fans getting on for a lack of offense or a lack of wins. maybe an early lead that would help tonight. michael conforto moved to the third spot in the batting order and cranks a home run. mets are on top with a total of two home runs so far coming into this game.

just couldn't get enough. then cespedes and neil walker. four home runs total in game and a win 6-5 mets. they did make it interesting, but they did get the win that they were leading 6-1. the nba playoff games start tomorrow. news that the league does not have plans right now to move their all-star game out of charlotte next year north carolina's lbgt laws. they will work to affect change. in two years get ready for a new look at the nba. approving a three-year trial of uniforms. front, left about two and a half inches. and practice jerseys already have them and so do the wnba jerseys with the other revenue stream that they say was inevitable. >> yes. >> as for the the nba downstairs, we will show you what we have in stored right here as you can see the warriors and the rockets. then on sunday the cavs and the pistons right here on channel

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