zz ward with fitz of fitz and the tantrums from the mercedes-benz stage.is week, we'll be joined by jamie dornan, lupita nyong'o, danai gurira, billy eichner, and we'll have music from russell dickerson, ty segall and rick springfield. and tomorrow night, kerry washington and stormy daniels will be with us. they're here to promote "scandals" of a different type. so please join us for that after the state of the union. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight stars as the classic marvel comics hero known as t'challa, also known as black panther. >> uh! >> turn on the train on the bottom track. >> you are without protection. >> jimmy: "black panther" opens in theaters february 16th. please welcome chadwick boseman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? i like that you're in all black. it makes me feel like the black panther is here. >> well, you know, this is the first stop for the premiere night. it's a big night. >> jimmy: it's i big night. the premiere is right across the street tr our theater. you mentioned you have like 41 first cousins or somet

we're going to go to fitz. >> all right. >> is the white house paranoid.oday the white house. >> the white house says it's because of security. critics however say it's to prevent leaks. fox5's tom fitzgerald joining us live from the hill with more on this one. fitz there's so much to talk about >> reporter: yeah, and this one was kind of preordained by the events of the last couple of months. it's no secret to anybody the president's been railing against leaks. he wants leaks to stop. he wants leaks to go away. the problem is just about every president who has ever come to washington, d.c. has railed against leaks and wanted leaks to go away and leaks do not go away. however, at about 8:36 this morning, a white house statement came out attached to sara huckabee sanders saying that starting next week white house staffers will no longer be able to use personal cell phones within the west wing. now, the reason given for this was security. however, as we have mentioned, the president repeatedly on twitter has railed against leaks. the attorney general of the

. >> did she want that, fitz? i'm just kidding. >> yes, she did >> i think it's wonderful to see. >> reporter: well, you know, one of the things she said is that in her experience, that millennials are very issue oriented, often presented with a specific issue they will rise to the challenge and get involved in that. she said one of the things she's trying to do is bridge the gap. make it understanding that involvement in politics doesn't necessarily mean that you have to take on the world in one shot. that if she can get people involved in local government in small ways, maybe that will lessen the sinnism out there and get people involved in a more tangible long-term way. >> thank you, fitz. >>> selfies on social media, nothing new, why the nypd is getting involved in a series of disturbing images right back. >>> the photo shows a masked and hooded man standing on the sidewalk, images with the caption we're in your backyard, the nypd is aware of the photo, but there are they don't credible threats to new york cit

fitz, these range from curious to deadly serious. break it down for us. >> they, do jim, marina, here's the deal, folks, hu hustle, bustle, holidays, we're getting through all that. we know. it's easy to lose track of what new laws are skiking into gear once 2018 arrives. we want to breakdown what you need to remember. we start in maryland with a very important change on how you protect your home. this is about fire alarms. now, on january is 1 maryland residents are now required to replace their old nine volt smoke detectors with new smoke detectors. in their place are going to be smoke detectors. those are sealed in baties. this is not only a new lawsuit but a good idea. smoke detectors with sealed in batteries last a decade meaning you don't have to swap out batties every year. it's a good thing to remember. also in maryland, 2017, pretty wig year in cyber hacks. personal information being stolen. that's why starting today, maryland businesses are required by a new law to protect the personal information of employees. customers an

for the record fitz pollard as we said first black coach in 1921....the next art shell in 2006...hiredl davis raiders. now in the surface if you were an african american coach you figure in theyare set on joh gruden why do i want toi waste by time....just so they can comply with a rule.second thought...a youing coach at least recieves the expereince of going through the process...and maybe when a legitimate interview takes place..he will be ready. you can put all the rules you want into place....but inb most case a billionaire white owner is going to hire who he feels comfortable around...sure credential count....but come on they want to be comfortable.we can only hope that that comfort level joins the 21st century as more and more younter businessmen acquire these nfl teams.no word today from the raiders or the nfl on the next move in this inverstigation. back next hour.back next inverstigation. back next hour. you got me stanley! what are you doing (histarical alughter) you know better right (hahahaha) he know better he does that all the time if you build it they will go around i'll

fitz. >>> jim, fox 5 goes one-on-one tonight with maryland governor larry hogan up for reelection, waithat he said about what effect president trump will have on the race, you'll hear about it after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ♪ ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. . >>> checking headlines, a woman suffering critical injuries after jumping the safety from a second floor of a burning apartment building, fox 5 first to the scene in the 100 block of lane place in southeast, a good samaritan encouraged the woman to jump. she did he caught her. the fire was started by a candle. >>> prince george's county police caught two men trying to rob a restaurant. while investigating another robbery at a nearby pizza shop. tony barber and johnson face attempted armed weapons charges. they were wearing masks. >>> we know the name of a suspect wanted encounter with a violent robbery in wood bridge. this i

. ♪ ♪ chadwick boseman, dave salmoni and animals, and music from zz ward featuring fitz. due respect, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thanks for everything you've done. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. guillermo is away on assignment. guillermo is off at nfl media

fitz, how is this woman doing?t tonight, shawn and tony. we have spoken with dr. imanu baraka. he's the man who recorded this seen that went viral over facebook. he has been in touch with this family.ly. told tonight is back with her family but they haven't known where she has been for days now. they only learned of that once they saw her on facebook. when dr. ba dr.baraka came acroe scene he said he could not believe what he was seeing but he knew he could not stay silent. >> my objective was to get clear about what was going on. to hold them accountable. and what was happening in my head is that not on my watch. you're not going to do this on my >> reporter: dr. imanu baraka tells us this happened about midnight on tuesday morning as he was leaving work. he is a psychotherapist that works by the hospital. he said he plead with the security guards to bring the wambach inside of the hospital but those pleas, he says, fell on deaf ears. now, if you have not heard a portion of this, we want to play it to you. we will

fitz? >> reporter: jim, good evening, you know, katie crystal was born in 1985. is technically, that's any person who was born between the early 80's and mid 90's. now, as you know, this is a group that is not had the best image in the media over the last couple of years, you've heard this stuff. millennials are more likely to rent than buy a house. of they're more likely to use car sharing aps rather than go out and buy a car. the chairperson says she is well aware of this image and she's setting about to do something about this now as the highest ranking county political official here in arlington. >> this is a generation that is actually incredibly passionate about having jobs with purpose. volunteerism in the sense of wanting to be part of something bigger than ourselves. and i think when you give young people opportunities to plug into local government in a purpose-driven way, they flog, rise to the occasion. >>> now, she might be a millennial but also is very aware that some of this age group might not necessarily always be the healthiest thing, apathy is o

thank you very much, fitz, we appreciate it. >> a controversial shear hive makes a big announcement. joe arpaio says he's running for the national. more on this when 5@6:30 comes right back. >> the former arizona sheriff who avoided possible jail time thanks to that presidential pardon now plans to run forth us snot senate. joe arpaio was a sheriff in arizona gaining international attention t. as the toughest sheriff in america it was found gflt intentionally disohed bying a judge's order from. i'm running because i know i have a background to do something in washington. not just shear hive. i think i'm the best guy to support the people of arizona. i've been here since 1978. part he wants to quote, support the agenda and poly ses of president trump in his mission to make america great again. today's law enforcement appreciation day meant to recognize the service and sacrifices of officers and families and the ones they make every day. there are people who do not support nor respect law enforcement. the question is how do we bridge the gap in vincent hill host of beyond the batch joi

tonight -- chadwick boseman, dave salmoni and animals, and music from zz ward featuring fitz.now, with all due respect, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thanks for everything you've done. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. guillermo is away on assignment. guillermo is off

fitz what is that all about?> reporter: tony, this is a cold war of titans that has heat owed up in a big way. president trump versus steve bannon. this all comes in reaction to this explosive new book that is about to come out, "fire and fury." the president unleashed on steve bannon last night a statement but was at it again today dismissing the man who was once his former chi adviser. >> thank you. >> steve bannon betray you, mr. president. >> thank you very much. i don't know, he called me a great man last night, so, you know, he obviously changed his tune pretty quick. thank you all very much. thank you. i don't talk to him. i don't talk to him. i don't talk to him. that's just a misnomer. thank you. >> reporter: three times he says he doesn't talk to steve bannon. this all comes on the heels of this new book coming out by michael wolff a journalist called fire and fury in which bannon reported calls a june 2016 meeting by donald trump with russians as treasonous. he's said to have said disparaging thing abo

salmoni has wild animals to show us, danai gurira, billy eichner with music from zz ward featuring fitz springfield. and this is bigly. on tuesday night, the president will deliver his first state of the union address and our guest will be two women who know a thing or two about having sex with the president, kerry washington who i mentioned before, and stormy daniels herself will be here. i have no doubt that i'll be kicked out of this country. i wonder where i'll go. >> we go together. we'll go to mexico. >> jimmy: okay. our first guest tonight is one of the most talented and highly decorated actors anywhere. she has two tonys, an emmy and an oscar in the trunk of her car. her show is called "how to get away with murder." watch it thursday nights on abc. please welcome viola davis! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look like a superhero right now. >> i do? which one do i look like? >> jimmy: you are a superhero in a way. you gave a speech at that women's march, a great speech -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: and it's viral and everybody's wat

fitz. >> sarah, good evening, shawn dunkin had a detention hearing in the u.s. district courtroom in alexandria u. virginia this afternoon. you remember dunkin was picked up on december 29. that's when fbi agents raided his his home as part of what we learned as isis related investigation. tonight we know jail is exactly where shawn dunkin is going to stay for now. here's why inside that court today the judge ruled that as part of that detention hearing that he has deemed shawn dunkin as flight risk because in the the court papers it was revealed dunkin tried to flee he from the fbi while they tried toe execute that search warrant in det. now as part of investigation the fbi has detailed in court papers how they have done a phone records search of du dunkin's phone and turned up numerous searches of isis related material including weapons, bomb-making material and they also indicated that informant interviews that dunkin had made statements saying he would like to join isis at some point. now, this hearing today followed up last week where dunkin asked lawyer be

trish: a good time to be an investor of the keith fitz-gerald, thank you very much. >> yes it is.recently leaked white house infrastructure plan outlines what they're calling value-capturing financing. basically means that, this is crazy, a private landowner's property gains in a particular project, that may have come because of a public works project belongs in part to the government. sounding a little venezuelan to me but we're going through it all with adam shapiro, coming up next. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com . . y truck guy has their own way of conveying powerful. yeeaaahhh boy. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes. that is awesome. strong. you got the basic, and you got the beefy. i just think it looks mean. incredible. no way. start your year off strong a new chevy truck. get a total value of over $9,600 on this silverado all star when you finance with gm f

joining me investment strategist keith fitz-gerald. keith, good to see you. >> great to be here. this exciting stuff? this is great stuff. trish: i guess you are. it is great stuff. how nice we can talk about good news for a change, right? does it continue? >> here is the thing, you get, you get government out of the way, lo and behold money does what it is supposed to do. that will go to the ben it if tens of thousands of americans next five years. trish: you talk about five years, you think the momentum continues? economy continues to i will prove? the wages continue to improve? the stock market continues to go up? >> there is always ifs or buts but who knows in the equation but generally speaking the equation is very simple. higher sales, higher earnings, higher earnings translate into higher stocks prices. that is good for america, good for the people that work there, good for investors. this is all the way around big wallet, small government. it is good stuff. >> let me ask you this. you're not there in new york city, well, new york city, let as you just say you don't want t

we have keith fitz-gerald. hey, keith. >> howdy, howdy, good to be here. cheryl: we know what this rally has been. it has been on fire over a year. it is about tax cuts, repatriation, it is about corporate earnings and about jobs. can this last into 2018 as we get another record today? >> i've been doing a lot of thinking about that for obvious reasons. i'm sticking for what works. corporate earnings are going up. a lot of money attracted because jobs are good. a lot of money attractive because tax reform. president ran on few other things. he ran on immigration reform. ran on the trillion dollar infrastructure plan. a lot of money still has yet to come in. if you stick with what works, stick with the big techs, stick stick with defense stocks, i think that will continue through 2018. cheryl: unemployment, we're now at 4.1%. we have the jobs report tomorrow, adp coming in very strong, way better than expected. do you think that that jobs report tomorrow could take us on another rip-roaring rally? >> i am cautiously optimistic. numbers are really hard to ca

people still talking about talkt this one, fitz. >> reporter: it is a clash of titans. the president coming out with a strong statement. today he had some more words for steve bannon. we'll tell you what they were. ronica. >> well, it's a tumultuous virginia house race that lasted months after the polls closed was finally settled today in seconds. we'll break down the unexpected and shocking process that entire future of virginia politics in an instant coming up. >> and the trump administration is taking a step that could threaten marijuana legalization movement. >> but as we head to break, live picture, this is earth cam in new york's times square. all the confetti is gone from new year's and now we have snow out there as people are milling about zero yes the crossroads of the world, new york city. we're back after this. >> ♪ the arctic national wildlife refuge -- one of the most pristine and beautiful parts of the world. but barbara comstock just voted to put it up for sale. why? to pay for tax cuts