please welcome viola davis!ook 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 watching it now. are people bringing it up to you a lot? >> people are bringing it up to me a lot. it was one of those things where i didn't know how it was landing, because i wasn't hearing anything when i said the first part of the speech. and i was trying not to put my fist up in the air. because i was like, the fro and the fist. every time the hand went up, i was like eeeeee! >> jimmy: you make the best speeches. you really do. i feel like sometimes maybe they're giving you the awards just to hear you give a speech. that's how good you are. >> you know what, i wish that they would raise my quote. >> jimmy: who would? >> you know, the quote meaning, how much money you get. >> jimmy: you want more money? >> i would like that

and no nomination for viola davis for "how to get away with murder" and "blackish" star who won the globe last year. >> okay, guys, guys. >> but it's good news for "this is us." it's up for best drama series and nods for sterling k. brown and mets who have their red carpet looks picked out. >> i got a dress, girl. i'm good. it. >> oh, i just love award season so much. i can't wait to hit the red carpet with all the stars and don't forget turned late night star, seth meyers is hosting for the first time. a full line up of football on tv and also tonight, "bachelor" is going to meet the whole line up of women vying for his attention. it girls are always trying to make an amazing first impressions. so here is a sneak preview. >> he is such a catch. >> i was so nervous because i haven't been on tv for so long. so i was probably as nervous as they were. >> it's been five years since we saw him on season 8 of the "bachelorette." expect lots of steamy lip locks this season. >> how do you kiss a woman properly? >> always have good breath and you have to know the other person wants to be kissed. >

amy: that's academy award-winning actress viola davis. at a women's march in morrisistown, new jersey, , on saturday, ththnew first t lady f new jersey tammy murphy said she was a survivor of an attempted sexual assault while she was a sophomore in college. in total, there were protests in hundreds of cities across the united states and around the world, including in frankfurt, germany, kampala, uganda, and osaka, japan. we'll hear more voices from the women's march at park city, utah, after headlines. in michigan, female gymnasts who survived sexual assault and abuse by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar continue to testify against the doctor in court. nassar has already admitted to sexually abusing the athletes when they were children and adolescents, and then covering up the abuse by pretending it was part of a medical treatment. this is olympic gold medalist aly raisman testifying friday. >> i'm herere to face you, larr, so you can see i have regained my strength, that i'm no longer a victim, i'm a survivor. now is the tim

. >> viola davis. octavia spencer. and the rock.o tuck about with them on the carpet. >> the biggest statement of all will be the star pss' collective show of solidarity. >> i'm saving my dress. >> sit black? >> yes, it's black. ♪ >> reporter: behind the scenes of what will be the biggest fashion statement in golden globe wristry. a-list designers have been racing the clock to completely redeis zin cust tom couture for clients. >> my collections are colorful. to redo it in black. and with all the labels. put in 30, 40, 50 people on a dress and to get it done withi it's definitely possible. it's a huge challenge though. >> reporter: christina hendrix was originally fitted for the hand-made trophy-esque stunner. >> having the chiffon cape in the back is very important. hen she walks a shroud of black. it makes a huge statement. >> reporter: today, we were with kelly clarkson's stylist, candace lambert, who says kelly's edgy personality will be incorporated. >> there's a special note in her dress. for her and her style. she stands behi

in los angeles, actress viola davis rallied the crowd there, saying images of the impressive turnoutives women confidence to speak up about sexual assault. >> it gives them a sense of self-worth, enough to break their silence, that is rooted in the shame of assault. >> more than 250 marches were planned in the u.s. and overseas. >>> san francisco's latest public restrooms are surprisingly selfie worthy. take a look. they are known as the painted potties. they are cleverly designed after the city's famous victorians. washington square park today. the potties are to help people from using the sidewalks and doorways instead of the restrooms. >>> well, in just about an hour here on abc7, the warriors take on the rockets in houston. abc7 news sports anchor mike shumann is there. >> reporter: warriors about to wrap up a ten-day, five-game road trip here in houston, taking on the rockets at 5:30 right here on abc7. we'll have our preview coming up. >>> starting off the weekend with dry skies. beautiful sunshine this evening, but tomorrow our next storm is going to roll in. where it stands o

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actresses, jennifer aniston and viola davis are among the stars who have contributed to this defense fund. there's also a call for women to wear the color, black, at this sunday's golden globes award as a sign of solidarity. >>> there is a warning in southern california at the beaches. more than 150 people say they have been attacked by stingrays. our sister station in los angeles spoke to some of the rooms. >> reporter: the serene looking shores of huntington beach. recently, what lies beneath the surface has caused misery for many. >> i was in the shallows and i got stung by a stingray. >> reporter: in the past few days, has been an invasion of stingrays. >> right now we have low tides in the middle of the day and we have a high population of stingrays that have taken up residence on a beach. for some reason they are out here. >> reporter: and they are out in big numbers causing at least 150 people in the past few days to seek treatment for the painful stings they deliver. >> when you have people entering the water, they step on them and the people go into a defensive mode. they fl

tonight, viola davis, from "get out," lil rel howery, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music now, simply put, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. i missed you guys. that's very kind. i have a question. how many of you -- how many of you who are here are visiting from out of the co

and avadurana and jennifer aniston and viola davis there's a call for women to wear black at golden globesor victims of harassment. >> 2017 fast and furious actor vin diesel topped charts for highest grossing actor of the year making a whooping.6 billion just beating fast and furious dwayne johnson. wonder woman star rounds up the top three. ♪ ♪ >> mariah carey back on the same new year's eve in new york city and you may remember last year she blamed dick clark productions for technical glitches. she hang pawsing between songs to ask for hot tea. she tweeted a picture of herself enjoying >> and steve harvey new year's eve hosting gig on "fox" also has folks talking but this time it's not about what he said but what he wore. there you see him harvey wore a large white coat and black gloves and white that the keep warm and twitter let loose with interesting comparisons of outfit choice. this meme seemed to be most popular at all comparing harvey to olivia pope. this was had his first time hosting after pit bull hosted over the past three years. >> hundreds of thousands packed times square to

tweeting there was 600,000 people, actors viola davis. giving women the confidence to speak up about sexual assault. >> it gives them a sense of self worth enough to break their silence in that's rooted in the shame of assault. >> in the bay area coming up in a few minutes. >>> the government is offline in washington, politicians doing a lot of finger pointing about the federal shut down. so far, no deal. negotiations will resume today. "abc 7 news" reporter has the latest developments. >> day one of the government shut down and no end in site. >> we do some crazy things in washington. but this utter madness. >> we are happy and eager to compromise. but we will not be bullied. >> democrats saying they will not agree to a government funding bill if it doesn't include a fix for dreamers, undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. >> we will not negotiate the status of 690,000 unlawful immigrants -- hundreds of thousands of our troops and border agents protecting our country are held hostage by senate democrats. >> the presiden

viola davis, the kid from "get out" the funny one. and we'll have music from lanco, too.the air. sometimes we do that. it's really wild. we just get together and you were talking about your three dogs. what are your three dogs' name. >> rebel, bella and pepe. >> jimmy: and they're all chihuahuas, right? >> no two are frenchies and pepe is a chihuahua. >> jimmy: the first one, what is the dog's name? >> rebel. >> jimmy: what is he named after? >> the paw patrol cartoon. >> jimmy: the dog's name is not rebel. it's rubble. it's not rebel. >> jimmy: yeah, rubble. that's what my son say every day. i say guillermo named their dog after this dog named rebel. she said it's rubble. >> yeah, that my son say. rubble. whatever. >> jimmy: one more try. just try to get it. can you say bubble. >> bubble. >> jimmy: put an r on it. >> rubble. >> jimmy: that sounds more like red bull than anything now. are you doing a commercial i don't know about? >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: we have to get on with our show. our first guest is from the comeback" "weapon therapy" and the long-running mexican s

stage. [ cheers and applause ] next week - we have new shows - with zach galifianakis, lisa kudrow, viola davis eisen, thomas haden church and aaron paul - with music from tune-yards, ajr, bahamas, and lanco. so please join us next week. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a grammy award-winning musician on an emmy winning tv show - and, in my opinion, the sexiest of all the sexiest men alive. this album by his band maroon 5 is called "red pill blues." please welcome adam levine! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to say i know you're a lot more fashionable than i am but it looks like there was a fire in the middle of the night and you put on whatever was closest. >> that's exactly what a was going for. >> jimmy: and you've been to the beauty party as well. >> i have. stress really. >> jimmy: before you do something like this, before you dye your hair, which is a big step to take, do you run it by your life or check with anyone, for me it would be a huge thing to dye my hair. >> yes, the short answer is my wife loves it when i do it. >> jimmy: she

. >> reporter: viola davis calling on all americans to stand up for each other. >> your job as an american citizen is not just to fight for your rights, it's to fight for the right of every individual. >> more marches are planned for today including a power to the polls march. that happens in las vegas. >> you saw some trump supporters. >> there were a handful of trump supporters. a lot of the people who were here were marching as part of that me too move. those two things don't exist opposite of each other. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >> we want to move to the governor of missouri fighting back after explosive allegations from an extra marital affair. >> the governor giving his first interview since the scandal broke. he's denying harsh claims against him as a criminal investigation is launched. erielle reshef is here with more. >> republican missouri governor eric greitens in the middle of a sex scandal. some people calling for him to resign. greitens said he's not going anywhere. >> reporter: embattled missouri governor eric guy tense in his first interview. >> this was a co

and on thursday, viola davis, lil rel howery and music from lanco. us for that [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is the youngest actor ever to win three emmys awards, and that includes michael jackson and the olsen twins. you name it. his show is called "the path." season 3 is available now on hulu. please welcome aaron paul. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> great man, great to see you. >> jimmy: great to see you too and congratulations. you and your wife expecting a baby any minute [ cheers and applause ] >> a little baby girl. i'm over the moon excited. >> skbr >>. >> jimmy: i would think so because you're generally over excited person. i know you love babies because when my wife and i had a daughter i originally sent pictures but thought you wanted us to stop sending them. i had to put you back onto photo stream that was a rare quality for a man by the way. >> i love baby joies. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i have a picture of you, you with the baby from "breaking bad". >> that's baby holley. yeah, she's pretty wrec

. >> reporter: viola davis calling for all americans to stand up for each other. >> your job as an american citizen is not just to fight for your rights. it's to fight for the rights of every individual. >> reporter: eva pilgrim abc news, new york. >>> we are in for a quite a drenching over the next few days. >> yes. the second one will be stronger but right now you're probably feeling the chill out there from our east bay hills camera still in the 30s in livermore, mid 40s in concord. you can see fog here increasing clouds today, rain by tonight, when you ask. i'll have the timing next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, more on the women's marches. we'll take you to oakland where thousands took to the streets. the important new focus of that march this year. and let -- snow in the in the ie heavy, labored breathing e heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he

. >> what about viola davis in. >> ya. >> dom?eing, i mean, that's age-i just need to look like that when i'm her age, so stunning. >> and i loved her hair. >> so good. >> alycia. >> i think perfect example, took beautiful brandon maxwell dress, basic silhouette, gave us the harry winston jewel, i love shear did her hair big, full, gave us step up with that basic dress option. >> and page? >> one of my favorites of the night. i love big hair. bigger the hair the closer to god. everything, jewelry was everything, like black dress, you know, wasn't my favorite, favorite dress but the hair and the jewelr was my favorite. >> okay, we will speed it up more laid toys get through for the next couple every ones, angelina jolie kind of went old hollywood? >> it was boring. >> what? >> so boring. >> it was like feathers on the sleeves? >> i wanted her to bring it a little bit more. but, nah. >> dom? >> i thought it aged her. did i not think this was a very, like, flattering look for her. she just, i mean, angelina jolie. people like love he

in washington tweeting, hey miss viola davis this spot look familiar this is what kerry said? a good crossover. >> really? i always think when they finally crossover they've jump the shark. >> i love -- like when -- i was little it would be a love boat >> i didn't like that. >> i feel like it's a last ditch effort to try to save both shows. >> do you. >> i do. >> okay. well this is the last season of scandal. so it doesn't matter. >> right. how it wraps up in april is anyone's guess. i'm waiting for this. this will be the first time the two leading ladies have shared the small screen. >> you know what with scandal, i could not miss an episode and then in the last -- >> it did. when she was in that prison. >> that's when i stopped watching. >> it was like what's going on right now? >> a little crazy. >> it's good knowledge you shall watch before it ends. >> i got too many shows to catch up on. >> game of thrones. >> i had to have fits and kerry washington's character. >> you want the president -- >> he wants to be president. >> i want them together. >> are they not together righ

and in los angeles, celebrities like natalie portman and viola davis were among the protesters. >> im speaking today, not just for the me toos, because i was a me too, but when i raise my hand, i am aware of all the women who are still in silence. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., crowds marched to the white house. house minority leader nancy pelosi pushing for more women to get involved. >> nothing is more wholesome to a government, to a country, to a society, than the increased participation of women. >> well in just a few hours we're expecting to see more women's marches. they're going global in cities like london, and paris. >>> well the government shutdown was just one of the things that marchers in u.s. cities were upset about. let's take a closer look at the shutdown, and at president trump's first year in office with steven earlinger in brussels, the chief diplomatic conversation at the "new york times." steven, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, natalie. >> well, after a year of upheavals, and tumult inside the white house, the first year wraps up with the

woman put that are money where their mouth is including carrie washington, jennifer washington and viola davis. thinks a web site to contribute to help out. >> we are seeing a tweet by rh imes, times up on silence, waiting and tolerating discrimination, harassment and abuse. >> reese witherspoon said i stand across all woman to say times up on abuse, harassment, marginal says and under representation. and even men are speaking out. justin timberlake in more accepting sexual harassment and in equality at work as normal. it is in the arm will. times up. >>> we told but this before the back carrie underwood talking about a dramatic fall happening more than a month ago. >> she's warning her fans that she may look different. is there an instagram post that she put out there which a scarf and she revealing she had to have surgery from a fall back in november. her doctors had to put in more than 40 stitches, we will also treating her broken wrist. >>> 5:51 on this tuesday, as we go tout a free shot mike jerrick joining us this morning. >> it is kind of dramatic. >> yes. >> we will start today on "goo

in los angeles, celebrities like actresses natalie portman and viola davis were among the protesters.i am speaking today, not just for the me toos, because i was a me too. but when i raised my hand, i am aware of all women who are still in silence! >> reporter: in washington, d.c., crowds marched to the white house. house leader nancy pelosi pushing for more women to get involved. >> nothing is more wholesome to a government, a country, the society than the increased participation of women. >> the impact of the movement in america, it's really quite expansive. there are events, in fact, today in paris and london. >> cnn's erin mclaughlin is following this and joining us live from london. how big are the crowds there? >> reporter: let me step out of the shot here and show you the scene here in london. this just across the way from downing street. hundreds of people have turned out, despite damp and cold weather to send a message to the powers that be, that time is -- the organizers put out a statement prior to -- you can hear them cheering there. prior to this rally saying this is abou

. >>> so many women, and of course, recognizable faces like viola davis and everyday women and men across the country speaking up and using their voices at the marches in los angeles, and all of the way to the other coast both here in washington, new york and beyond. let will's go and actually listen into some of what the folks are marching today. r rene marsh is in the thick of it will there in the nation's capital, and what is the sentiment there? >> well, i can the tell you, brooke, you know, if we lift up and just scan around so they can see, we are right in front of the white house, and you have got a whole set of drums banging out some beats here and you have lots of people, and i mean, i would guesstimate that we are well into what they permitted the march for, which they were permitted for 10,000 people, and spoke to people who had been here last year, and they are back again this year. and, you know, they say that the message is a lot broader this year than last year. i want to speak to you quickly live, were you here last year at the women's march? >> yes, i was. >> and you are

of the celebrity power here in los angeles, we heard from so many of the who's who in hollywood, viola davis spoke up there about the metoo movement and we heard from natalie portman, olivia munn, scarlet johansson, in the heart of the scandal and everything that rerupted since then. but there were so many people and issues and one person i want to talk to right now is india. you are a local activist and somebody who just felt very compelled to come out here because you recently moved from alabama to here. >> mississippi. >> reporter: mississippi. one of the southern states. and you were saying that you felt like we're in a dictatorship right now. >> yeah. trump believes he's a dictator. and i believe that that is probably what he wants this country to function as. but honestly, if we really look at history of america we have to be honest and say it is not just trump that is the problem. it is the republican and the democratic party. so we have to put more influence on those -- and putting the funding into the communities of social structure. put money back into the power of people, not into

and in los angeles, celebrities like actresses natalie portman and viola davis were among the protesters>> i am speaking today not just for the me too's because i was a me too. but when i raise my hand i am aware of all the women who are still in silence. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., crowds marched to the white house. house minority leader nancy pelosi pushing for more women to get involved. >> nothing is more wholesome to a government, to a country, to a society than the increased participation of women. >> reporter: nancy pelosi there and many out here hoping that this energy translates to votes. we saw lots of signs for lots of chatter about the midterm elections and the presidential elections in 2020. as one sign read that we saw, marching is good, voting is better. wolf? >> alex, thank you. >>> just ahead our interview with chuck schumer. he is laying out terms for the federal government to reopen. stand by. >>> and the russia investigation as mr. trump begins year two of his presidency. we'll tell you what we're learning this hour. directv has been rated number one in customer

and in los angeles, celebrities like natalie portman and viola davis were among the protesters. >> im speaking today, not just for the me toos, because i was a me too, but when i raise my hand, i am aware of all the women who are still in silence. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., crowds marched to the white house. house minority leader nancy pelosi pushing for more women to get involved. >> nothing is more wholesome to a government, to a country, to a society, than the increased participation of women. >> that's cnn's alex marquardt with reporting. let's get some context now with scott lucas. scott teaches international politics at the university of birmingham in england, live in birmingham this hour. it's good to have you with us, scott. today here in the united states and washington, d.c., it was all about the blame game. democrats blaming republicans. republicans blaming democrats. a source close to the white house says the president worried that he will get blamed for this shutdown, but saying democrats caused it. let's take a look here. a listen to a song called the greatest hi

. >> reporter: viola davis calling for all americans to stand for each other. >> your job as an american citizen is not just to fight for your rights, it's to fight for the right of every individual. >> reporter: ava williams, nbc news, new york. >>> police are looking for a purse often interest in a pair of pipe bomb blasts in central florida. no one was hurt. the bombs went off in an area not normally used by customers. they found at least five other devices in a backpack. they're trying to find a man seen leaving the mall after the explosion. investigators are hoping he may have been captured on surveillance cameras. >>> this weekend's attack has now risen to 18 civilians. the taliban now claiming responsibility. the 12-hour siege forced many hotel guests to take drastic measures just to stay alive. here is jennifer eccleston. >> reporter: new images revealing a terrifying escape from the intercontinental hotel. look as panicked guests shimmied down bed sheets, one falling at least three stories. afghan's s.w.a.t. teams battling six heavily armed men, killing the militants during the

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. >> this is viola davis on the left. on the right her mini doppelganger. it destiny. great picture great look it's a great comparison. destiny nominated by mom trixie and trixie said they watch fox5 every morning before school. hope you got a chance to do t that. stay dry out there. destiny loves fox5 quote from her fro to her toes. great picture. >> the star of her school today for sure. >> beautiful. final check on weather >> how we looking erin. >> roads are pretty nasty. we have sing hole developing in northwest. give yourself extra time to get around dc police letting us know georgia avenue at quincy street southbound caution there. there's rain watch for slick spots. tuck, is it clearing up. >> not going to clear up today. mid 60s. light rain showers across the city. heaviest of the rain pushing across the bay towards anna annapolis, a an a run up dell calvert county southern maryland. rain showers on and off throughout the day. more rain tonight and cold air rushes in tomorrow. i'll have all those details and more coming up on good day d.c. >> good

. >> speaking of big afro viola davis rock an afro. >> she was inspired by that. >> absolutely.kerry washington first up. let's look at her. >> i got to say overall, everybody won last night. everyone all came together in solidarity much this was not one of my favorite looks. so i think i would ask you ladies this is -- here's my thing. >> sorry. >> this wasn't one of my favorite look. i didn't like the booty. >> i loved the dress didn't like the booties. >> i didn't mine it she's young and fun. >> i didn't like the unstructured slit. would you wear this. >> heck yeah. >> yeah. >> eiffel definitely wear it. >> you didn't like it holly but you would wear it. >> i like the dress i didn't care for the booties the dress. >> if you i look like that in the dress i would tollly wear it. >> judgment free zone today. they get a pass. but overall she's fabulous. not my favorite dress though. >> who is next. >> reece witherspoon is next. >> now reece witherspoon, she's one of the people that really spearheaded times up. so she, i can thought -- reece always looks g she's got a classic look

jimmy: you have a cross over show how to get away with murder with vrks iola davis do you have scenes together. >> i do. viola her show. how to get away with murder. >> jimmy: was it fun for you. >> the best. >> jimmy: i miss those. that used to happen in the 70s. like la verne and shirley would go on a date with ritchie and fonz and it was like oh, my god what's happening they crossed the line i thought would never, ever be crossed. >> it's pretty awesome i remember shonda saying early on we'd never do it but they came up with a story line it makes sense and works. it was really fun. i guess viola has a belief that olivia pope walks very fast and i was doing a scene with her out of breath trying to keep up with her. she was speeding down the street. i'm dieing to catch up with her. because she was afraid of my walk. >> jimmy: like a little olympic preview we're watching. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that will be a lot of fun to watch. and you have a show on facebook. >> i do. >> jimmy: what's that can show? >> it's called "five points" on face platform there's a lot of reality programming, we are producing the first n