it features the voice of hollywood superstar morgan freeman. >> her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why for every american who's not being paid what they're worth who's held back by student debt or a system built against them -- and there are far too many of you -- she understands that our country can't reach its potential unless we all do. together, a stronger country. >> and if trump wants to win california, he will have to win big with women, independent voters and hispanics. so what does he need to do? let's go to the experts. former arizona governor and donald trump supporter jan brewer goes on the record with us tonight. always a pleasure to have you with us. what kind of advice can you give to donald trump? winning california is tough to do. >> i was a california girl. i was born and raised over in southern california. it's going to be tough. but i think he has a very, very strong message. and that message is all over the country. they need jobs over in california and the economy. they need to talk about security. and i think th

me a lot way longer to explain with a video that shows his background and it tells you by god, morgan freeman who like a lot of people in hollywood and in the world of super athletes agree, he would help us. i said morgan you know what you could. the phone book and people would pay attention. a short introduction explains what first is. the data he has this very very weak compared to where we are now because we have phenomenal growth of the year. this year for instance we have 46,000 schools or maybe the countries but what you need to understand i'm an inventor went to the mentors do? they have up same problems as everybody else but they see them differently. 25 years ago america by night than math and in the industrialized world which pushes at the bottom of the clear we were in washington and i was talking about there's a crisis in education. i said no there is not a crisis in education. we spend more per-capita on education per student in the united states senate where else in the world. we have great schools and great universities stanford and m.i.t. so what's the problem? the problem is

would i be morgan freeman? no, probably andy dufresne. i would go imbezzle millions of dollars.break out and live on the beach with my best friend. in mexico. # would you be sexually assaulted? everything but that. back in san quentin, juan told me there is a man i should meet who knows all about rehabilitation and accountability. inmate ron self. self is a decorated former marine and founder of his own program here at the prison. the u.s. has over 200,000 incarcerated veterans. challenges like ptsd, unemployed and substance abuse contribute to these high numbers. ron's program helps them address tough issues in an environment of trust. it's called veterans healing veterans from the inside out. >> we were with juan and he said, are they going to talk to the veterans? i was like, what do you mean, veterans. it just didn't occur to me that of course everyone's in here. so what should we talk to and you were the first name that came up. how many veterans are here in san quentin and what is their experience? >> like 362 main line, gp, in blue, on the yard veterans and 51 on death ro

really think it's what it would be and all cast ourselves in the main character, like would i be morgan freeman. and i'd spend years trying to break out and end up on a beach in mexico with my money and my best friend. would you be sexually assaulted? everything but that. back in san quentin, juan said there is a man i should meet who knows all about accountability. he's a found of his own program here at the prison. the u.s. has over 200,000 incarcerated veterans. challenges like unemployment, and substance abuse and ptsd can accelerate these issues. it's called veterans healing veterans from the inside out. >> i was like, what do you mean, veterans? it didn't occur to me, that of course everyone's in here. how many veterans are here and what is their experience? >> like 362 mainland on the yard. but it's a large veteran's population and for me it's a way to help reduce the number of veterans coming to prison and the number of suicide. >> so, in a way you're continuing your serve thoos country through your service here in san quentin. >> i came to prison in 1997. >> 1997. >> so, i was in the m

i mean, they're not even going to let morgan freeman be president in movies for a while, right?st lady will return to private life. it's going to be different for you guys. nobody to wash your dishes or you know, change the bed linens, sweep the floors. you are going to miss joe biden. oh, man, i just got a note from the president saying if you want another drink you should order it now because the bar will be closing down. of course he said the same thing about guantanamo, so you have at least another eight years. he made that joke. but just think, mr. president. less than a year you will be playing golf every day. you know, so things won't be that different. it will be great. and this is your last year in office, right? so now your legacy begins, i want to talk about what has been left behind. and i don't mean the black jesus in the lincoln bedroom. no, i'm just saying make sure you take all of you're culturally specific items with you so you can get your security depose it back, mr. president. quick impression of the next president moving in. what is cocoa butter? i've never

. >> and i noticed adrianna lema and morgan freeman were sitting together. >> how do they pick who sitsext to who. >> there is morgan. >> there's place cards you have a number. >> which celebrity did you sit next to. >> not one celebrity at my table i was at the kids table it's been a while since i've been involved. >> you were there in the room. >> you got the tried chicken and peanut butter and jelly. >> fish. >> chicken fingers. >> okay we have breaking news this is not good at 9:12. breaking news out of emmaus high school in lehigh county. >> school superintendent says school is on lockdown after two .22 caliber bullets were found in the boy's bathroom. superintendent she place and school lead rear investigating this and details will be released throughout the day. they're in lockdown now. >> it was a big, big weekend for us as you knowet entire month of april because the show started april 1, 2006. >> we finished if off with a big bang. >> we did. >> we opts over and by the way this is a protest party in green room. >> you guys can go to my facebook page i took a video and was doin

i mean, they're not even going to let morgan freeman be president in movies anymore for a while, righte president and first lady will return to private life. it's going to be different for you guys. nobody to wash your dishes or change the bed linens, sweep the floors. you've got to install a bagman. oh, man. oh, i just got a note from the president saying that if you want another drink you should order it now because the bar will be closing down. of course he said the same thing about guantanamo. so you have at least another eight years. he made that joke. but just think, mr. president. less than a year. you'll be playing golf every day. so things won't be that different. it will be great. this is your last year in office, right? so now your legacy begins. so i want to talk about what you're leaving behind. and i don't mean the black jesus in the lincoln bedroom. no, i'm just saying, make sure you take all your culturally specific items with you so you can get your security deposit back, mr. president. quick impression of the next president moving in. what's cocoa butter? i've never h

morgan freeman. there you go. >> the king of commissary. >> i'm the guy -- >> the king of commissary. >> since i was a kid. >> only new yorkers. outside it's my show. >> that's the best commissary guy. >> why? >> why? because he makes sure our stuff is here. he make sure they go back and get it. don't miss it. >> we're the only store in town. we could say or do anything to them, they love us just, you know, when you're the only store. >> officer decarlo worked the commissary route for 24 years. the last ten partnered with the officer drespling. >> i can't take you no more. >> all right. >> can't take you no more. >> we got it. >> i can't take you no more. >> i see you are busy. right after, you know, it's sickening after awhile he doesn't shut the hell up. never. >> yeah, you're right, you're right, you're right. >> partners. for a long time. >> love-hate. >> love-hate, marriage, divorce. >> hated me for months, didn't talk to me. >> we're back. we're back. >> when you work with someone, you know --

. >> jimmy: morgan freeman. >> the list never ends. got to say thought, amongst the cast, one person that stood out as potentially the most giving actor of all time, and that's mark ruffalo. he -- >> jimmy: this is a crazy story. and you actually brought us a a bonus clip, but tell us the story first. >> yeah, so, we were doing what's probably the most intense scene in the movie where we pull ruffalo out of the river, and he's coughing, and he's spitting up water. and so, we do mark's coverage first, and he kills it per usual, and so -- >> jimmy: he's a great actor. >> he's the best. so then, we turn the camera around on the rest of us to get our reactions. >> jimmy: so he's not even on camera. >> exactly. so, we pull mark out of the river, and even though he's not on camera, he's still giving it 100% like the pro he is. and all of a sudden, he breaks character, and he starts yelling. so, we all freeze, we don't know what is going on, and we slowly realize that he's committed so hard to the moment that he's actually puked on himself. [

first than an officially done video which shows the background for us and it's told you by god, morgan freeman, who like a lot of people in hollywood and the world of super athletes i've gotten behind first agree. he would help us. i said, morgan, you know what, you could read the phone book and people would pay attention. put together some short introduction that really captures what f.i.r.s.t. is. he did this work five years ago so the data he has is very, very weak compared to where we are now because we have phenomenal growth every year. this year, for instance, we had 46,000 schools from 83 countries. but what you need to understand is i'm an inventor. what do inventors do? we look at the same problems as everybody else and see them differently. and 25 years ago, when it was still urgent, when we were 29th in math and 22nd in science even back then, in the industrialized world which puts us at the bottom, let's be clear, we were in washington and everywhere, always talking about there's a crisis in education. look at the problem differently. i said, no, there's not a crisis in education.

about you, this great story -- i can't remember -- you went to the theater to see that movie that morgan freemannicholson made about the bucket list. you walk out of the theater. and you know that you're a changed man in terms of how you will think about the future. phil: yes, some of that in there. but it was compounded by the fact that i walk out in the lobby, there is bill gates and warren buffett at the same movie. charlie: clearly, you thought, they have done everything. phil: what got me thinking, what i wanted to do, and it led to a book. charlie: philanthropy. the largest donator -- and they have very wealthy people out there -- i'm sure somebody will come along the tech guys are making and make you proud. all for the same reason. a lot to oregon. are you going to give it all away? phil: not all of it, but way more than half. some of it will be in a foundation after my death. charlie: that means that you are on the list that warren and bill are on? phil: i said i would do have. -- do half. contribution.e my charlie: what did they do to sell you on the idea? phil: i just want to do it my

morgan freeman. and prince harry. all of those not seen in any of that video.ng with performances from veteran james blunt and singer lauren wright. >> the five-day sporting event was founded by prince harry for wounded service members to inspire them on their road to recovery. >> this year for at least one veteran on mother's day that inspiration was directed to someone else. here's abc's bob woodruff. >> hey, ma. >> hi, sweetheart, i'm so proud of you, oh my gosh! >> reporter: here it was a mother's day hug. navy corpsman angelo anderson and his mother angela. angelo was shot in afghanistan in 2010, seriously wounded. what's your wound? >> i was shot multiple times. gunshot wound to the upper arm, gunshot wound to the right leg. broke my femur. broke my humerus. so now i have a titanium nail through my femur, into my hip, have a metal plate over my humerus. >> that's it? >> that's it, yeah. >> reporter: he's in orlando at the invictus games to run the 400. it's a mother's day gift for the woman who was there for him as he recovered. >> i told her, i was going

. ♪ >> coming this fall, george clooney, ben affleck, and morgan freeman in "snapchat: the movie." [and applause ] >> jimmy: not bad. >> steve: love it. cannot wait. >> jimmy: yeah. the movie's only out for 24 hours. >> steve: are you serious? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i want to say happy birthday to legendary boxer sugar ray leonard who turns 60 years old today. [ cheers and applause ] sugar ray! you can tell he's getting older by his new name, splenda ray leonard. [ laughter ] just as good. just as cool. this is cool. in celebration of queen elizabeth's 90th birthday, buckingham palace just released rare images of the queen from the 1930s. that's pretty remarkable. here she is today, and here she is 80 years ago. ain't that amazing? [ laughter and applause ] check this out. the oldest person in the world, a 116-year-old woman from italy attributes her long life to eating eggs and being single. [ laughter ] when asked how she stayed single for so long, she said, "i eat a lot of eggs." [ laughter and applause ] and finally, if you have a cat, you might want to listen to this. ther

she released this campaign ad that was narrated by morgan freeman. >> she says their names -- >> trayvono death. >> sandra bland. >> sandra bland did nothing wrong. >> and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. >> last month beyonce added her powerful voice to this movement with a blockbuster release of the new album featuring moms holding the pictures of their dead children. one of those mothers joins me now here in the studio. the mother of michael brown. it's good to see you again. you look good. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming by. your son shot to death by a police officer back in 2014, ferguson, missouri. we all know what happened in the aftermath, the widespread protests gave rise to the black lives matter movement. the book that you wrote is called "tell the truth and shame the devil." why write the book now? >> what better time than now to help people understand who michael brown was, his personality, his character and the love of family that he came from. >> who should read that book? >> everybody. >> everybody -- moms, sons, fathers, everyone. >> police, prosecutors

to morgan freeman. >> a real housewife of atlanta is in the room tonight. >> what are we doing wrong.somebody who is very hot at that moment is always at the dinner. when the o.j. simpson trial was going on. cato kaelin was the big guest. and greta van sustren's guest. every single attendee at that party, running after him. he was the hottest guest of the night. >> as you can see, president obama has taken his seat there at the dais. it appears as if they are for the most part on schedule inside that room. again we've been told that the president will be delivering his remarks somewhere, somewhere in the, 10, 20, 10:20 area. and right after that we'll get, we'll get larry wilmore up who will roast the president and larry wilmore as you can see to the far left of your screen seated next to the first lady. a numb of folks have taken out their cell phones, doing what we have all come to do in this country. taking video. epic selfie as well. lots of that going on in that room. >> it's one thing that's so weird to me about, and it's wonderful to have access to taking pictures and photograp

the ad features the voice of holiday super star morgan freeman. >> her work has been about breaking beariers and so would her presidency. which is why for every american who is not being paid what they are worth. held back by student death or a system tilted against them and there are far too many of you, she understands that our country can't reach its potential unless we all do. together. a stronger country. >> and if trump wants to win california, he will have to win big with women, independent voters and hispanics. so, what does he need to do? let's go to the expert. former arizona governor and donald trump supporter jan brewer goes "on the record" with us tonight. always a pleasure to have you with us. what kind of advice you can give to donald trump so he can get these crucial votes? first of all, he wants california, tough to do that as you know. it hasn't been done since 1988. how you can make it happen? >> exactly. and i'm a california girl. i was born and raised over in southern california. it's going to be tough, but i think he has a very, very strong message. that message, again,

redemption" is what it would be and we cast ourselves in the main character, like would i be morgan freeman go to prison, embezzle millions and then spend years trying to break out and then finally would break out and end up living on a beach in mexico, living with my best friend. it's like, would you do everything andy dufrene did? yeah. would you be sexually assaulted? everything but that. back in san quentin, juan said there's a man i should meet who knows all about rehabilitation and accountability, inmate ron self. self is a decorated former marine and founder of his own program here at the prison. the u.s. has over 200,000 incarcerated veterans. challenges like ptsd, unemployment and substance abuse contribute to these high numbers. ron's program helps them address tough issues in an environment of trust. it's called veterans healing veterans from the inside out. >> we were with juan, and he said, are they going to talk to any of the veterans? and i was just like, what do you mean veterans? like, it just didn't occur to me that, of course, everybody's in here. so i said, who should we

but it's becoming even -- that's on the screen and that's a recent episode or morgan freeman's series on the national geographic channel about the nature of god and religion and whatnot. so, we did this project to really inspire young people, and i'd say young girls in particular, to become coders, and when they have an opportunity to speak with bina48 and see that even today in our somewhat primitive 20 teens we're able to write software that can respond. she doesn't give the same answer any two times and there's no prescripted questions. you can ask her anything. i'd say she is way better than siri. i'd say -- just about catching up to her and i'm sure because there's thousands of people working on alexa she'll soar past bina48. but this type of software inspires young people to become coders and why i'm so confident that cyber consciousness will emerge because it's not just our foundation or a couple of big companies working on this. there are tens of thousands of people throughout the whole world who can make cyber consciousness. they don't need a factory to make it or a lot of in