tonight from "broad te" on comedy central, abbi jacobson and ilana glazer are here.libu." anderson paak featuring schoolboy q from the samsung stage. next week we have many wonderful guests accepted my e-vite including emily blunt, geena davis, jessica chastain, key and peele, and some of the gang from "silicon valley" and "game of thrones" and we will have music from shinedown, shawn hook, of monsters and men, and m83. so please join us for all that. make no mistake, our first guest is the mighty god of thunder but he's traded his hammer for an axe as the title character in the new movie "the huntsman: winter's war." ♪ >> see that? >> jimmy: the huntsman: winter's war" opens in theaters a week from tomorrow. please welcome chris hemsworth! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: a little bird told me you and guillermo did a couple shots together in the green room. >> we did, we were waiting for you back there. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i have to be able to talk. >> just have subtitles. >>. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> the third week of the press tour. >> jimmy: where hav

tonight -- chris hemsworth, from "broad city" abbi jacobson & ilana glazer, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from anderson paak featuring schoolboy q, with cleto and the cletones -- and now, i've said enough -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. welcome to los angeles. the entertainment capital of the world. you know, we get very caught up in movies and awards shows and all that kind of stuff here in l.a. but i have not seen this city as excited about a single performance as we were last night for a long time. anyone catch kobe's last game? [ cheers and applause ] yeah. the golden state warriors may have set a record for most wins in a soap but kobe bryant pulled one last rabbit out of his hat, 60 points in his farewell game, the most points scored by any player all season long. lakers beat the jazz, a terrible year on the highest possible note. kobe bryant should have retired after every game what is we realized. kobe took 50 shots in the game which i believe was all

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jorge: roberta jacobson hizo declaraciones hoy tras ser aprobada ayer por el senado para el cargo dembios son en ambos gobiernos y estoy orgullosa de ser la primer mujer en hacer esto. jorge: habÍa sido nominada por barack obama de junio de 2015 y se convierte en la primera mujer en el cargo desde el establecimiento de relaciones diplomÁticas entre los dos paÍses desde 1821. marÍa elena: el panorama en siria es desolador lo que mÁs estÁ sufriendo. jorge: veremos tambiÉn quienes forman parte del primer grupo de cubanos deportados a la isla. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: de estados unidos deportÓ a 11 cubanos que llegaron al paÍs hace unos 70 aÑos, estaban en lista para ser repatriados, es parte de un viejo acuerdo entre washington y la habana no tiene nada que ver con la reciente reconciliaciÓn entre ambos vecinos. reportera: viviÓ tras las rejas durante 5 aÑos y hoy dice que su incertidumbre continÚa, teme a que lo puedan deportar a cuba como fue el caso de 11 cubanos repatriaron a la isla. >> tengo toda mi familia aquÍ. reportera: llegÓ a estados unidos en 2007, aparentemente no corre peligro. la

. >>> and "jimmy kimmel live," his guests are chris hemsworth, abbi jacobson, ilana glazer, and musicanderson paak schoolboy q. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. s "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- chris hemsworth, from "broad city" abbi jacobson & ilana glazer, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from anderson paak featuring schoolboy q, with cleto and the cletones -- and now, i've said enough -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

brian jacobson, portfolio strategist with wells fargo, joins us, good to have you with us. i think companies that have troubles but then i sometimes look at the earnings estimates and i think, is it the company that is having trouble? or the estimator that's having trouble? what is it? >> well, that's always a good question. the analysts, their expectations do matter quite a bit as far as setting the current stock price. really it's expectations about the future. if you think about the stock price itself, it's supposed to reflect expectations of cash flows in the future to shareholders. so that's where analysts' opinions and estimates really matter. and it's also one of the reasons why earnings season is always so exciting and also such a volatile period of time. you get an estimate as to what that path really looks like. is the company on the road that analysts were expecting? or have they somehow deviated from that path? >> you know, you say that different estimates matter in different settings. why is that? >> it's very interesting if you look at parts of the economic an

ademÁs tendremos nuevos detalles sobre la que per pareceu inminente confirmaciÓn de roberta jacobson,dad de ayuda alimenticia porque sus medios de subsistencia fueron interrumpidos por el sismo que ha dejado mÁs de 650 muertos. jorge: los daÑos materiales causados por el terremoto en ecuador se multiplican al comprobarse que algunas de las estructuras que quedaron en pie deberÁn demorarse por haberse construido en terreno arenoso. en pedernales, el 80 por cinto de los edificios quedaron destruidos. imÁgenes captadas por un dron muestra la devastaciÓn. reportera: no basta con caminar por las calles destruidas de la provincia de manabÍ para entender la dimensiÓn de la destrucciÓn, no basta haber visto el llanto y la desesperaciÓn. desde el aire se entiende todo mejor. aquÍ ha habido una verdadera catÁstrofe, unas 7000 edificaciones destruidas y mÁs de 30.000 personas sin hogar. >> lo mejor que puedo dar, voy a dar esto, me viene completamente independiente y traje mis dos mochilas,, agua comida para no depender de nadie. ♪ ♪ reportera: con fernando rojas trabaja hace dos aÑos y medio ma

la oposiciÓn jacobson se debe en parte a la oposiciÓn de su normalizaciÓn con relaciones con cuba pero pregunta la realidad de lo que pasa en ese paÍs tiene que tenerlo bien claro y no tengo esa confianza en ella. lourdes: el senador rubio espera que las sanciones sean ratificadas rÁpidamente por la cÁmara de representantes y firmadas por el presidente obama desde el capitolio, lourdes meluzÁ. univisiÓn. jorge: el presidente dijo que dejara la cabeza blanca sin haber resuelto el problema del alivio migratorio y haber dejado allanado el camino a la ciudadanÍa para los indocumentados. presidente obama: pienso que migraciÓn va a ser importante en las elecciones hay que ponerle atenciÓn. jorge: la comunidad de inmigrantes espera con gran expectativa el fallo de la corte suprema de justicia sobre el alivio migratorio conocido como dapa y daca. marÍa elena: expertos independientes intensificaron su oposiciÓn a la falta de garantÍas que rodea la investigaciÓn sobre los estudiantes de ayotzniapa. se asume una sospecha del encubrimiento entre el caso. las declaraciones entre el gobierno mexican

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tristan jacobson is selling lemonade and cookies in front of the home he shares with his legal guardians in springfield, missouri. he's been living with the davis family ever since his biological mother left him at the door of a shelter four years ago. >> she's responsible for taking care of me. i think she's going to be a great mother. >> he's already apart of our family. in mine and my husband's hearts, that's our son. nobody can tell us any different. that is our son. >> the stand, a yard sale, and an online fundraiser has so far raised $14,000 to assist with the adoption's legal fees. >>> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg watching thunderstorms about a hundred miles to our west. they're moving east pretty quickly. could be at the delaware water gap in a couple hours. a sampling of our computer models would inch of rain in spots over the day tomorrow but it's not raining all day. dry streets right now. you'll need the umbrella in a few spots tomorrow morning. 58 degrees right now. southeast wind at 6. the high today just shy of 70. the average high, 65. be very close to that tomorrow. th

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. >> pelley: one of the women you saw there, espn.com's sarah spain and dana jacobson of cbs sports network were on our digital channel does, cbsn, with josh elliot. >> >> reporter: i wonder, what did you hear, especially from your male colleagues yesterday? >> i have to say, it is interesting, guys often say, this made me think of my daughter, this made me think of my sisters. how about just thinking that everybody is a human being, male or female, and thinking about the mom that made you. would you say those words to your mom? some of the male colleagues i was talking to, i've gotten comments like that, two of them. over the span of five years being on twitter, i can't imagine getting those daily, and i think it's again a broader thing of can we be a little bit nicer to people. if you wouldn't say it to my face, why is that okay to say it on twitter? >> reporter: what do you say now, what do you say today to an aspiring young woman who wants to be you? >> well, i actually have a young girl who just graduated and wants to get into the field, and over the course of the last couple months, s

i asked ken jacobson, chair of the uc berkley labor center how significant is the passage of this wage hike? >> this is a very big deal. when it's all phased in, we estimate 5.6 million californians will receive wage increases as a result of the law, and on average, a 24% increase in their earnings. $3,700 a year. it's a big deal. >> who are these five to six million workers? what's the profile? >> they're breadwinners. 96% are over the age of 20. 37% have children. 55% are latino. on average, they bring home about half their family's income. >> years ago, people were earning minimum wage tended to be kids flipping burgers. that's not the case anymore. >> the profile of low-wage workers in california has really changed over the years. nearly half of low-wage workers have at least some college education, and that's a real change from whatcritics say thi job-killer. what does the data show on this? >> there's lots of good research on the impacts of minimum wage laws, and what we've seen is minimum wage laws in the united states, no really measurable effect on employment. on the one hand,

jacobson? >> thank you very much, senator shaheen. we have to think of the leverage we have, but i think we have to look at it in a wholistic way. for example, most of the assistance we provide to countries in africa is in the health area. we are not in the business as you know of giving out freebies because we want to feel good. we're in the business of providing assistance that needs critical u.s. national security needs so you have to weigh whether or not it makes sense to cut the assistance that we're providing to prevent the spread of pandemic disease no response to a country's inability to deal with sexual exploitation and abuse. in other areas we're providing assistance directly to support the rule of law system and the development of capacities to enforce law. i wouldn't want to cut that. i might want to sort of redirect how that is used. so it's something -- it's a tool, it's not necessarily the tool of first resort. you have to look at what the assistance is directed to and then make the best determination. we are trying to

dana jacobson of cbs sports network is with us. >>> saudi arabia is rejecting a "60 minutes" reports.he allegations are contained in a secret section of the terror attack known as the 28 pages. >> saudi arabia says in a statement, quote, the cbs "60 minutes" was a compilation of myths and erroneous charges that have been thoroughly addressed not just by the sawedy government but also the 9/11 commission and the u.s. courts. they want the obama administration to declassify the report. >> this is your office? >> bob graham won't discuss the classified information in the 28 pages. he will say only that they outline a network of people that he believes supported the hijackers while they were in u.s. you believe that support came from saudi arabia? >> substantially. >> reporter: when you say the saudis, you mean the government? rich people in the country? charities? >> all of the above. >> reporter: graham and others believe the saudi role has been soft-pedaled to protect a delicate relationship with a complicated kingdom where trules and royalty and religion are all deeply intertwined in

dana jacobson reports. >> reporter: $1.7 billion empire by super sizing the movie going experience and the company designed to get people to kick back and enjoy a movie, is inviting them to click in and break a sweat. imax shift combines indoor cycling with a wall to wall screen and pulsating sound. >> reporter: brian hopes the combination shifts the way people think about exercise. >> the you think about fitness, when they put the screens on the bike. for imax, we are able to leapfrog over the technology and create something new and unique you never had before. >> reporter: the health club industriened $24.2 billion, up 7% from the previous year. experts say the increase is in part because of the growing popularity of boutique fitness. instead of pay for a entire gym membership, they are paying jayson thinks imax may have tough competition in a crowded fitness field. >> spinning seems like a long- term trend what may shift is do people like soul cycle or fly wheel, do they like the imax concept. as for price, its on par with the big competitors in new york, all they come in at $34 a c

. >> one of the will yien saw there, espn.com sarah spain and dana jacobson of cbs sports network weresh elliott. >> i wonder what did you hear? especially from your male colleagues yesterday? >> i have to say it is interesting, guys often say this made be think of my daughters, this made me thing of my sisters. every guy has the got a mom too. how about just thinking everybody is a human being, male, female. how about thinking about the mom that made you. >> a lot of head shaking. >> would you say the word to your mom? some of the male colleagues i was talking with, i have gotten comments like that. two of them over the span of five years being on twitter. i can't imagine getting those daily. i think it is again a broader thing of, can we be ait nicer to people. if you wouldn't say it to my face, why is that okay to say it on twitter? >> sarah, what do you say now? today, to an aspiring young woman who wants to be you? >> i have a young girl who graduated and wants to get into the field. over the course of the last couple months she is job hunting paying close attention to my career a

anna jacobson of cbs sports network is with us.illions of americans across the south face a new round of potentially dangerous weather. huge, violent hail hammered parts of north texas on monday. the storm seriously damaged homes and businesses. >> that destructive system is sweeping through the gulf states. it could bring thunderstorms and even tornadoes. omar svillafranca is in hard-hi texas. >> cleanup continues this morning after hail peppered this home behind me, shattering windows and leaving a long path of destruction in texas. punishing everything in its path, a ferocious storm system pounded north texas monday. torrential hail and wind near 70 miles per hour. prompted tornado warnings and pummeled homes and businesses as more than 10,000 people lost power. >> why? why is this happening? why? >> it's just incredible. i've never been through anything like this before. >> here in wiley you could hear the glass shattering as massive hail stones pierce through the windows of this home. no one inside was hurt. emergency services

dana jacobson is with us. saudi arabia this morning is rejecting a 60 minutes report about a classified document that may prove a saudi-link to the 9/11 hijackers. the explosive allegations are contained in a secret section of a report on the terror attacks known as the 28-pages. >> saudi arabia says in a statement, quote, the cbs 60 minutes program was a complilation of myths and erroneous charges that have been addressed by the saudi government and the 9/11 commission and the u.s. court. former members of congress who read the document told steve kroft last night's 60 minutes, it points to a possible saudi link. they want the obama administration to declassify the report. >> this is your office? >> bob graham won't discuss the classified information in the 28 pages. he will say only that they outline a network of people that he believes supported the hijackers while they were in the u.s. >> you believe that support came from saudi arabia? >> substantially. >> when we say the saudis, you mean the government,

how to make upmost of your newfound freedom we are joined by public speaker and life coach larry jacobson. retirement should be the golden years but it seems depressing because folks don't have the hundreds of thousands of there are as to cover the medical care costs. >> two issues. first is one everybody asks. do you have enough money for retirement? either you do or don't. if you do that's great. if you don't well you'll probably keep working in some way, shape or form. a big problem people aren't asking is if you do have enough money to retire or all you need is part-time work what are you going to do with your time? because we are living longer, ten to 30 years longer than our parents we are finding a new unscripted part of our life we didn't plan for. we didn't have a script for it. all of our lives have been scripted. we went through school and followed the route. if we were in the military we followed the route. then what? >> the concern that people are going cold turkey going from full-time work five days a week to all of a sudden nothing? >> yes. >> now you are in limbo. >> go fr

marvel week continues with the mighty thor chris hemsworth from "broad city" the very funny abbi jacobson and ilana glazer will be here and we'll have music from anderson paak featuring schoolboy q. so join us then. our first guest is two-time oscar-nominated actor, who plays one of the great characters in english literature his name is iron man and you can see him beating some of his best friends in "captain america: civil war." it opens in theaters may 6th. please welcome robert downey jr. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's it going? good to see you, thanks for coming. >> thanks, jim. >> jimmy: i like that suit, you look very sharp, very handsome, very well done. do you pick the suits out yourself or is there a person that does this for you? >> i have a consummate team of professionals. >> jimmy: nice. >> this is etro. >> jimmy: what? >> etro. >> jimmy: that's the name of the brand? >> that's right. >> jimmy: okay, like retro without the "r"? >> i've never heard of it? what are you sporting? >> jimmy: later on you'll look, go through my pants, see what i'm wearing. you had the prem

davis and her family jacobson since he was a baby, but the cost of adoption always kept them from going through with it. when the family decided this year they would adopt him, trenton wanted to help. he's selling lemonades and cookies at the yard sale. >> we have been his family unit for so long. there's not a problem with it. it can take so long and the financial aspect of it has really been kind of a stressor on me. >> they have three more yard sales planned and they're hopeful they can raise the $5,000 to make tristan apart of the family officially. >> that's beautiful. >>> a young girl in western new york was excited to run her 5k race. she didn't realize there was a half marijuana -- she didn't realize there was a marathon. she said, go, go. something is not right here. >> she said it was 13 when i asked how long. that's when it struck me i was in the half marathon instead of the 5k. >> she decided to keep running. her mom got scared when she didn't show up to the finish line. race officials had to get involved and police got involved. they figured out she was in the half marathon