hodgkinson is accused of shooting majority whip steve scalise.ve behind the attack. no word yet if he is dead or alive. ( james ) breaking news we are following out of virginia. police are investigating a shooting at a baseball the g-o-p baseball team. house majority whip steve scalise has been shot along with some of his aides. no word on his condition yet or the condition of his aides. ( mark ) breaking news we are following out of virginia. police are investigating a shooting at a baseball practice for the g-o-p baseball team. house majority whip steve scalise has been shot along with some of his aides. no word on his condition yet or the condition of his aides. ( mark ) at least six people are dead after a fire tears through a 24-story apartment complex in west london ear

>> steve: i don't know.t's the final round. >> steve: this is the final round and this is worth 500 points. >> jimmy: okay. >> wow. >> 573 points. >> steve: now, this is whoever gets closest to the right answer numerically wins. the final question is, let's see it. how many bones are there in the adult human body? how many bones are there in the adult human body? we have 15 seconds on the clock. [ clock ticking ] 15 seconds on the clock. >> 272. >> jimmy: don't answer yet. [ light laughter ] 273. [ light laughter ] all right. final answer. >> steve: all right. we have one more second. [ buzzer ] okay. 81 is your answer? [ drum roll ] >> wait, our final answer is -- i'm going to go with my partner who is smarter than me. >> no, i'm not. >> well, we're going to say 242. >> steve: 242. jimmy, what are you going to say? >> jimmy: of course, i'm going to say what maya always says which is -- >> 243. >> jimmy: 243. >> steve: oh! the answer is 206. amy, your team is the winner. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: o

he's a dad. >> steve: he's my iowa homey. >> jimmy: he's a dad as well. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: plusf the best chefs in the world, he's one of the hardest working guys i've ever met in my life, one of the most charitable guys i've ever met in my life. he does -- i just, i love him so much, mario batali is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's the best. >> steve: he's your birthday buddy. >> jimmy: he is. we have the same birthday, yeah. tonight we're going to play a a really fun game called "secret ingredient." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: and mario is going to host it, you do not want to miss that. plus, we have music from liam payne right there! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, look at this. "strip that down." >> steve: strip it. >> jimmy: "strip that down" is the name of his -- he's solo now, and a lot of people note, that he's super -- this is me without my shirt on. >> steve: really, oh, that is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and liam's head on top of my body. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i mean, this guy's a a stud. come on. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: this guy, loo

steve: okay.point did you find out that the school district had eyeballed your address and said that that simply would not do, that you couldn't possibly say any of those things? >> only two days before commencement. steve: and were you shocked? >> i was completely taken aback. steve: what was reason they said they would not allow you to say those things? >> they said that it was illegal but i'm learning that it's not. steve: they said it was illegal to talk about god. jeremy. >> they did. steve: jeremy, is that true, would that speech have broken the law. >> no, not at all. the supreme court has been clear about this that students retain their civil rights, their constitutional rights when they walk through the schoolhouse gates and all the way through the graduation ceremony. folks can go to first liberty.org to read the letter we have sent the school district here to rebehind them what the law actually is and remind them that the department of education has said to us and to them that in their

steve: gave the treef to give to steve scalise. fish certain at the white house. >> good morning. for these members of congress to play ball just one day after one of their own was shot in practice, i mean, it was an incredibly emotional night in washington. this game has been played every year since 190. every year it's been about building bipartisan. this year it took on a whole new meaning. almost 25,000 tickets sold. it was a record. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle and their staff filled their seats. president trump had wanted to attend but the white house says he wasn't able to because there wasn't sufficient time to fully secure nat park. so he made this video message. >> playing tonight, you are showing the world we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence, or assaults on our democracy. on this special night, i leave you with three great american words that for generations have torn down barriers, built bridges of unity, and defied those who have sought to pull us apart. ladies and gentlemen, let's play ba

help himself. >> steve: wow.. an acrostic. >> jimmy: so trump's first 100 days are almost over but i read that he hasn't visited a single foreign country. yeah, well, today trump actually released a list of several countries and explained his reasons for not visiting them. for example, for djibouti, he said, "can't go, but i am appointing kim kardashian as ambassador." [ applause ] >> steve: makes sense. >> jimmy: next, for chile, he said, "no thanks. i prefer tgi fridays." [ laughter ] next up for monaco, he said, "i don't want to visit a country named for bill clinton's intern." [ audience groans ] [ laughter ] not named after -- that's not true. >> steve: that's not where the name came from. >> jimmy: next for brunei, he said, "no, i just prefer blondes." next up for samoa, he said, "it's too far, but i'd love if they sent me some of their girl scout cookies." [ laughter ] that's not where they're from. >> steve: it's not, no. they're made here. >> jimmy: for -- next for nepal, he said, "i already see plenty o

a beard. >> steve: what happened?d. well, i wanted to grow a a mustache, right? because i think -- you can't just start with a mustache. you have to have a beard then, right? >> steve: right. >> jimmy: then shave that off and have the mustache. is it -- this is going to be the summer of 'stache for me. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you've officially declared that right now. summer 'stache. >> jimmy: yeah, this summer's going to be the summer of 'stache. all of july i will have a a mustache. but it takes a lot of time to grow a beard and a mustache. i didn't know how much time -- i've never really tried to do this. so, this is a week's worth. [ light laughter ] [ talking over each other ] and i want to apologize to -- to our great audience, for being here and putting up with this. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] 'cause it's not me, i would -- i want to give you the quality facial hair that you deserve. [ light laughter ] >> steve: top notch. >> jimmy: i just grew it out, and i go, man, it's not even close. it's gon

>> questlove: steve, you're up next. steve, fact or fiction. [ laughter ] steve, pay attention.d by a a dentist. true or false? >> jimmy: cotton candy was invented by a dentist. >> questlove: steve. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what, i just -- i'm helping him out with the game. [ laughter ] >> questlove: steve, what is your answer? >> fact. cotton candy -- was invented by a -- >> jimmy: you don't have to yell, you don't have to yell the answer. >> oh, okay. all right. i thought this was a a microphone. >> jimmy: no, it's not a a microphone. [ laughter ] >> i thought all the audience had tubes. [ talking over each other ] hello. >> jimmy: no -- >> yes, cotton candy was invented by a dentist. >> questlove: the answer may surprise you. >> jimmy: it may surprise you, yes. ♪ [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> questlove: yes, it's true. can we see that again in slow motion, please? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> questlove: jimmy, the next fact is for you. >> jimmy: okeydoke. [ light laughter ] >> questlove: a town in finland once elected a reindeer to be their mayor. truth or a lie?

steve: hi, ana. ana: hi, steve.ravel and enhance communication, i linked up pacific hospitality and grafton furniture with at&t collaborate. ana: did you get the files i sent you about the simple greek project? steve: yes, i did. lemonis: ana and steve will be able to make calls, hold conferences, and even share designs with one easy-to-use platform. and with simple greek franchises set to open all across the country, it's imperative that pacific and grafton stay connected and communicate. ana, i mean, the reason that this business is successful and will be successful is because you're a big driver. ana: you kind of brought this out of me, which i knew was there, but i never really applied it. you like, kicked my butt and woke me up and in a way. lemonis: you should be very proud because she is who she is because of her, but also because of you. gilbert: i don't think that i can live without this. lemonis: yeah, i know. we can't be without you. ana: he's like a different man. he's not as stressed anymore. and, i mea

>> steve: oh, my god.ight laughter ] >> steve: i hope you have one more. >> jimmy: would anyone like a a crumb? >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can't even barely see it, and i'm holding it. that's a crumb. [ light laughter ] would you like one? she was like, "this is good." [ cheers and applause ] "you put this in the museum of" -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ no, you can't eat it. do you want to eat it? all right, and here we go. >> steve: oh, no. that's the 4/20 guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, tony. i have no idea what it was, yeah. pencil eraser? here it is, man. forever he'll have -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: has the only proof -- >> steve: it's gonna become his step. >> jimmy: that we did that day. >> steve: like stardust. >> jimmy: i just -- i just found another crumb. >> steve: oh, my gosh. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: no, no. i'm good, man. ♪ thank you, united, for saying nobody will be fired over last week's dragging incident. their punishment will be much worse, flying coach

covfefe. >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: covfefe. >> steve: covfefe. [ laughter ] going on? >> jimmy: it's a giant covfefe. [ light laughter ] saw that yesterday trump went golfing with peyton manning. [ cheers ] trump said peyton was a a tremendous golfer, while eli was a decent caddie. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey, that's not nice. >> jimmy: that's not fair. >> steve: that's not nice at all. >> jimmy: that's right. peyton manning played golf with trump. of course, they spent some time talking about football. it was a little tricky, because a lot of common football terms mean one thing to peyton, and another thing to donald trump. i'll show you what it means. to peyton three/four is a type of defense. but to donald three/four is how many scandals he has a week. [ laughter ] they did -- they mean different things. >> steve: they mean different things. totally different things. >> jimmy: to peyton "go long" is what you tell receivers when they go out for a deep pass. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: but to donald "go long," is what you tell the guy who makes yo

steve: okay.tely what happens is if the republicans can't get this through, mitch mcconnell is going to have to go ahead and do the money haul thing with chuck schumer. the moderates, you presume, would like to work with chuck schumer to find something in the middle. ultimately what republican voters were promised by the republicans to get elected is not what's going to happen. brian: anthem weighed in yesterday they want the republican plan. a lot of insurers have flat out bowed out as lisa murkowski sitting right next to the president yesterday, she has a situation where in the private exchange rates are up, premiums are up. same thing with senator mccain arizona. jeff flake, arizona. they are the ones should be leading the charge. the president should be pushing people together. but this should be a legislative dream. the president is letting you hash it out and then saying put the best thing can you forward. i laugh at the fact the "new york times" goes out of their way to say how the presiden

tomorrow night, steve carell will be here! >> steve: oh!d applause ] >> jimmy: love him. plus we have lily collins and music from sheryl crow. [ cheers and applause ] a big show. we have a giant week this whole week. we have kristin wiig, we have alex rodriguez. [ cheers and applause ] alec baldwin -- [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: and julie andrews will all be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: but first we have a a great show tonight. he produced the soundt t pharrell williams is here. [ cheers and applause ] i love that dude. he is the real deal, man. >> steve: he's a good dude. >> jimmy: he doesn't stop. he does everything. he does music. he does fashion. he does producing. he makes his own -- he sings. he's just -- he's always moving. always doing something different. i just love that guy. he's great. and the movie is fantastic, too, as well. pharrell and i are going to play brand new game tonight with the roots called the "name that song challenge." >> steve: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] >

ainsley: i agree with you, steve. steve: oh, man.coming up straight ahead, believe it or not, president trump vowed to wipe out the gang ms-13, so is he getting the job done? we'll have a report next. ainsley: and as we learn more about the shooter's criminal past, we want to know could this have been prevented? judge andrew napolitano says no doubt. steve: good morning, judge. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ ♪ i've got some real estate here in my bag ♪ ♪ so i looked at the scenery. ♪ she read her magazine... the all-new volkswagen atlas. covered from coast to coast with america's best bumper-to-bumper limited warranty. [radi♪ alarm] julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast ca

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. power alerts issued and records shattered as triple digit heat scorches the bay area. and it's not over yet. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from moraga where that fire had threatened homes. but first chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with a closer look at the concerns with this dangerous heat. although temperatures will be a little cooler compared to sunday, very warm to hot conditions will continue through thursday. a heat advisory also remains in effect for most inland areas through thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend. (pam) to the east bay now where a fire burned close to homes and a high school. (steve) it burned in moraga behind campolindo high school. that's where we find kron-4's charles clifford. he joins us live ...and charles this fire had neighbors on edge well, as we head into the evening hours this fire appears to be under control but for several hours this afternoon this wildfire was touch and go, gi

anxiously, steve? steve: thank you, ed.d i want to introduce to you sergeant sean larkin he is an officer in the gang unit of the tulsa, oklahoma police department. now he is applying his boots on the ground expertise on the show on the a&e show called live ph.d. on friday and saturdays night from 9 to midnight. he joins us now. >> good morning. ainsley: for the folks at home that haven't watched your show. let's tell them your story. where did you grow up? parents in the military? tell us how you joined the gang unit. >> my father is a career military guy. he has in the navy for 32 years. my mother was in for 20. they met when my mom was in boot camp. i grew up traveling across the country. various military bases. ultimately we ended up settle ling down in the bay area. i went through the majority of my schooling there. through high school. actually ended up moving to oklahoma just to go college. had no intention on staying there. wanted to go back to the west coast. and ended up doing my internship there with tulsa police

steve: sure. state governors in these various states figure out what to do with the medicaid money. >> if you will more responsibility. increase attacks. tighten requirements for coverage. what they are going to do we are not sure yet. steve: next question skilled nursing care would not be covered by medicare or medicaid? is that true or false. >> that's false. at this point federal law maintains that medicaid does cover nursing care facilities. what happens is medicare does not cover long-term nursing care. so, patients go in to the private payers until they deplete their funds. our populations are living longer. so what's happening is once they deplete their own funds, mid indicated kicks in the rest. now they are in the nursing home on medicaid dollars. every dollar intent on low income child, you are actually spending five on elderly population. a large amount of the medicaid money goes to the nursing home. steve: speaking of elderly, of the oldest people under 65 would pay five times more tha

(steve) and i'm steve aveson.s is a story we have been following all afternoon and now into the evening. we go to kron 4's charles clifford... he is at the scene along i-80 in vallejo. charles, how bad is the traffic and the damage to those houses? (steve) today is by far the hottest day of the heat wave that has gripped the bay area since the weekend. temperatures soaring approaching records in some spots.(steve) it is enough to cause stress for residents trying to cope with it all. two deaths have already been blamed for the heat. (pam) and outages are starting to come in - as crews scramble to deal with it all. kron four's terisa estacio on the challenges crews are facing ... as residents try and hang in there. (estacio reporting) with temperatures pushing past the 100 mark early in the day, residents were doing anything they could to survive this heat spell, including doing practice routines in a water fountain in clayton. yvette "yeah, it feels good to be in the water. " these moms hiding out in the shady sec

(steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. fans gathering before dawn .... to get a chance to see their favorite players.(steve) and it was worth the wait. from the parade to the rally ---it was good day to be the champs. (pam) dub nation proving there lemme hear you say warriors! warriors!for one delirious day oakland was not only the happiest city in northern california ... it was also the (pam) dub nation proving there is strength in numbers. a massive party in the streets of oakland (steve) (pam) (pam) (pam) from there the party was just getting started. once the team made it to lake merritt.. the players addressed the massive crowd of enthusiastic fans... (steve) listen to some of the best moments from their speeches.. (steve) an electric atmosphere along the parade route fans took a moment to share their excitement and even their favorite moments. (pam) along with seeing their favorite players during the victory parade, fans were also treated to a few unexpected sights..... kron4's haaziq madyun shows us more of the day'

vicki and steve? (steve) a big story we've been tracking... trump administration filed its final brief today...urging the supreme court to reinstate the president's travel ban. the administration met its noon deadline to respond to yesterday's briefs from attorneys arguing against the ban. the supreme court is likely to decide later this week whether or not it will hear the case. it takes a vote of four justices to take up a case and a vote of five to stop the lower court rulings that blocked the ban. the travel ban would suspend entry into the united states from six mostly muslim countries for 90 days. (vicki) tonight doctors are upgrading louisiana congressman steve scalise's condition from critical to fair.(steve) scalise, his security detail, and two others were shot a week ago today - while practicing for a baseball game near washington d-c. tonight, the f-b-i is also releasing brand new details about their investigation. (vicki) kron four's washington correspondent mark meredith has the latest. the f-b-i says 66-year-old thomas hodgkinso

steve: sure.congressional district make sure they live in the district. did he not. >> that's right. steve: donald trump 28 hours before the election did some tweeting to support her. he has been tweeting this morning. 30 minutes ago, corey, he tweeted out democrats would do much better as a party if they got together with the republicans on healthcare, tax cuts, security, obstruction doesn't work. so clearly, as mitch mcconnell unveils to the public his healthcare plan tomorrow, you would like to get some democrats on board. although is that really possible? >> look, i think there are some democrats in the u.s. senate who are up for re-election next year who want to work with the president. have you got 10 democrat incumbents sitting in states where donald trump carried their stated just last year who are going to have a very difficult re-election effort. it is important to have repeal and replace done. there are some democrats there who want to see this. i think of joe manchin in montana. senato

steve -- stupid steve." [ laughter ] i call -- i call him stupid steve.blues. [ laughter ] fake blue's clues, fake clues. took his first trip to camp david. he spent the whole weekend walking around, exploring the property and looking for the wi-fi password. [ laughter and applause ] "i got to tweet! i got to tweet!" i want to say congrats to beyonce and jay-z who welcomed twins. [ cheers and applause ] twins, yeah. the doctor said "it's a boy and a girl," and the twins said "it's jay-z and beyonce! oh, my gosh!" [ laughter and applause ] it was their first words, yeah. [ light laughter ] actually, people figured out they had a boy and a girl when they saw light blue and bright pink balloons being delivered. incidentally, light blue and bright pink are also the names they're considering for the babies. so, that's very -- yeah. [ laughter and applause ] light blue. let's get to some sports, yesterday, golfer brooks koepka won his first u.s. open, but there was a little confusion while he was celebrating. listen to the announcers here, watch this. >> leadin

(steve)(steve)we just got our first glimpse at the front page of tomorrow's san francisco chronicle.taket reads "champs, again" ((steve)) francisco.tonight in san the fans he's live with r stone live --- have kron4's j- we also (steve) from oraclereporting live thursday..parade on will be the parade on thursday.. reporting live from oracle (steve) we also have kron4's j-r stone live --- he's live with the fans tonight in san francisco. (steve)we just got our first glimpse at the front page of tomorrow's san francisco chronicle.take a look...it reads "champs, again" ((steve))now is the time to get your hands on warriors championship gear.dicks sporting goods is open later for fans to get official merchandise. dicks will also open at 6 am tomorrow morning, because they expect long lines all day. (grant) the warriors dominance in the n-b-a started back in 2015 when they defeated the cavs in six games. in the warriors first matchup against the cavs -- cleveland entered the finals as favorites. steph curry and the bunch managed to hold off a late push by lebron james and the cavs. andre igudo

steve: five.: kate's law you get five years in prison if you are illegal immigrant deported and coming back into the country there is a picture of kate steinle. brian: going to use the momentum he got from the travel ban. a major reason to have a bounce in your step at the white house. had major share of set backs with kate's law. this reaffirms what the president has said all along. is he going to crack down on illegal criminal immigrants who were here. bill o'reilly is the one who pushed forward and saying listen you have got to do. this it's to stop the next kate steinle. got to stop it in its tracks. steve: there is another law as well in addition as the president uses the momentum he is building on capitol hill. sarah and grandgrant's law. they were both killed by drunk illegal immigrants. ainsley: she just graduate you had the day before with a 4.0. her parents had so many plans for her life. steve: ensure criminal illegal aliens convicted of drunk driving and other criminal activities are n

>> steve: yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: higgins? >> steve: >> jimmy: i love them.e gym or whatever you do, you're on the train, or the bus or whatever. what am i listening to? i'm listening to -- "s-town," i listen to. [ scattered applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: isn't that good? if you like "serial" -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i think it's the same makers of -- >> steve: it's good. >> jimmy: yeah, not cereal like cereal. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: but "serial." [ light laughter ] "s-town"'s great. "missing richard simmons," that was a great one. >> steve: mm-hmm. >> jimmy: is it? right? have you listened to that one? it's fantastic. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, these are all great podcasts. well, anyway, i was looking through itunes, and i noticed that there's a lot of obscure podcasts that i never even heard of before. so, i thought we could check a a few of them out right now. it's time for "tonight show podcasts." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show podcasts yeah ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: now, this is -- >> steve: you better plug that in.

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[ laughter ] >> steve: in the front yard.othering my fire of fun. [ laughter ] this one's from @darndaniel53. >> steve: darn daniel. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he says, "my grandpa would only slow down at stop signs saying he would stop twice at the next one." >> steve: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's great. >> steve: california style. >> jimmy: that sounds like something my grandpa -- that's funny. this one's from @mylittlegaronie. [ laughter ] she says, "my dad once had a a dream that he wrote a hit easter song called 'if it hadn't been for christmas.'" [ laughter and applause ] good idea. i love that. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: we should write that with her dad and make that song. yeah. >> jimmy: this one is from @iresem. he says, "my dad still thinks the lyrics to gwen stefani's 'hollaback girl' are -- in that girl" ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ this stuff is bandanas ♪ b-a-n-d-a-n-a-s [ light laughter ] last one is @polyann23. she said, "i called my dad to see if he had a stud finder. and he casually replied, 'mom's

pam, steve, back to you. (steve) tropical storm cindy is churning slowly toward the gulf coast....where millions of people are expecting heavy rain and flooding.. at least 17 million people are under a storm warning from parts of texas to the alabama-florida border.. by tomorrow morning....some of those places will get a foot of rain.... the national hurricane center predicts that cindy can cause torrential downpours,high waves and even some tornadoes. it's believed cindy will make landfall sometime thursday morning over texas or louisiana.. (steve) a live look outside at the golden gate bridge on this wednesday night.. it is the longest day of the year...so we get to enjoy the sun out on the bridge a little longer tonight. (pam) brittney has the forecast... .more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least tomorrow. therefore, a combination of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are in effect for both days. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend.

[ laughter ] >> steve: not me. >> jimmy: 'twas i. >> steve: couldn't be. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this somebody using a computer inside congress edited the wikipedia page for obstruction of justice by adding donald trump as one of the examples. [ audience oohs ] they also didn't stop there. they also changed some other pages. i'll show you what i mean. for example, for the page on twinkies, they added the only thing in the white house that will last four years. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] really? >> jimmy: yeah. that's what they -- they changed it. >> steve: meow. that's catty. >> jimmy: next up for "house of cards" they changed it from a a drama to a reality show. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and finally for the page on the number zero, they added how many fs james comey gives right and you -- >> steve: comey -- what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: zero. >> steve: zero. >> jimmy: one of the big takeaways from the hearing was that trump tried to get comey to pledge his loyalty to him, which as a lot of people said is inappropriate. well, trump's

librarian fight. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: this next podcast is from -- >> steve: there you go. >> jimmy next podcast is called "two guys from boston try to name the seven wonders of the world." [ laughter ] >> steve: two guys from boston try to name the -- >> jimmy: pretty self-explanatory yeah. >> steve: all right. >> jimmy: let's see if they can do it. >> steve: all right. >> the coliseum. >> the taj mahal. >> the great wall. >> you mean the green monster? >> no, i meant the other one. >> but you gotta admit, the monster's a wicked great wall too. >> hey, why come isn't fenway one of the wonders? >> yeah, make fenway a wonder. >> make it wonder. >> a wonder! >> make fenway a wonder! >> make fenway a wonder! >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] this last -- this last podcast is called "the ray romano says candy podcast." [ light laughter ] it is a podcast where actor-comedian ray romano says the word "candy." [ light laughter ] let's check it out. >> candy. >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter and applause ] fantastic. that's all we have for "tonight show podcasts." we'll be right bac

] >> steve: you drop it.. >> jimmy: it's up to you what happens. >> this sounds so dirty. [ laughter ] i get crunked, and then i drop it. >> steve: you are going to drop it, and it's up to you what happens, as long as you don't get turnt. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't even want my fingerprints on it. >> nope, flush it. >> steve: 'cause you dropped it. >> jimmy: yeah, that's why i dropped it, man. >> steve: you dropped it like its hot. >> jimmy: i crunked out. >> steve: that's great. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this one is from @septacular23. oh, i like this jam. ♪ ♪ oh i want to grill with somebody i've got the grill ♪ ♪ i want to cook hot stuff with somebody yeah i want to grill ♪ ♪ with somebody with somebody who loves food ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, i'll miss that -- that's a great song. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: with somebody -- i forgot, i love that jam. this last one is also based on one of your songs. >> you guys are so nice to me here, thanks. >> jimmy: yeah, they love you. >> th

steve? steve: thank you very much, ainsley.high school under fire after president trump's name is removed from two students' yearbook photos. you can see them wearing the name on their clothing. another student's quote from the president also excluded. now, the school says they have no policy preventing students from expressing their political views. and it was all within the dress code. so, what happened, exactly? joining us now is one of those censored students. high school junior wyatt dobbervich joins us in studio. >> good morning. steve: have you class later on today. >> yes. i'm going to make it in time. steve: tell us what you know. you got your yearbook when. >> last week at about wednesday. steve: all right. you opened it up. very excited to see that sweater that you are wearing right now. >> yes. steve: what did you see? >> it wasn't there. it was cropped out of the yearbook as well as my sister's quote was cropped out of -- was not put into the yearbook. steve: right. we should -- and we can put up the images. it was

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