come on. >> don't pity me. >> jimmy: jim parsons. you got married since i've seen you last. >> i did! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's weird. i can't believe it's been that that long since i've been here. >> jimmy: how long is it -- have you been married? >> over a year now. it was last may in this very building on the -- >> jimmy: on the rainbow room? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: oh, it's a beautiful place. >> it is fantastic. it was really neat. however, we picked it because the view is so iconic and wonderful and it rained all day. [ light laughter ] complete cloud coverage for the entire wedding. towards the end of the night it cleared up and the lights finally came on and i'm like, well, okay. that's, you know, whatever. >> jimmy: you could have been anywhere. >> literally could have been in a basement somewhere for a a majority of the evening. [ laughter ] i'm glad we spent the money and got rainbow room instead. no, it was wonderful. >> jimmy: did you -- >> i had a wonderful time. shockingly so. i'm not big in to events. i don't like

jim parsons is in the building. got jim parsons. i love it. plus, we got another installment of van in a van. my thing. this time, i take my van to utah. i get a chance to talk to some native americans. so pro trump, some anti. they get into it. you're going to get some original per spspectives, but first, let's talk. look, it is really easy to get overwhelmed every day by this torrent of tweets and crazy news, but i want to talk about serious stuff. even in this flood of insanity, there are some events and some trends that do matter. it's bad enough that americans seem to be losing our sense of a shared national identity. that's bad enough. but a deeper level, i'm starting fear that we're losing our shared sense of humanity. both with people around the world and even for each other. for example, in puerto rico, a new harvard study came out. it says that more than 4600, 4,600 american citizens lost their lives in the aftermath of hurricane maria. that's about as many people that's died in 9/11, in hurricane katrina combined. it's an ongoing em

jim parsons is my guest tonight. an all new "tonight show." plus we have marlon wayens, al o -- alex ovechkin. >>> happening now on our twitter feed, we continue to follow the latest in singapore. north korean leader kim jong-un declaring the world will see a major change and that he and president trump have decided to leave the past behind as they sign a document. we showed you at the top of this newscast. the details of that document have not yet been released. we're awaiting those details in the next couple hours. we're back iment. tomorrow - we get you ready for the victory parade. with traffic tips and weather advice if you )re going to oakland. kari says it l be a hot one. she )ll update the forecast overnight. )today in the bay. ) 4: to 7 a-m. >>> how is this for a close call? an unusual sight in santa monica today. that car right there dangling off the side of a parking garage. rescue crews say an elderly woman accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brakes and ended up teetering off the fourth level of that garage. now, a good

years after it ended, real-life mom claire is back on the big screen, alongside "big bang theory's" jim parsonsy boys can't wear skirts? >> i so recognize my own experience in the story. jim, for example, doesn't have a child. and hep was adds drawn to the material as i. >> we're both in long-term relationships pip always feel very fortunate, what problem could we be presented with that would put us at a cross roads. >> also in the film, oscar winner octavia spencer. >> don't make he climb up this counter. >> she joked she would gladly rejoin the class. >> i would if i got equal pay. it will never happen. >> she's aiming nooing each cast member makes about 1 million bucks an episode. you go, girl. a kid like jake is in theaters now. >>> coming up, queer eyes fab five make their music video dreams come true. only we're on set. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> monday -- >> you just got married. >> i just got married. >> saying i do to amanda seyfried. >> with this ring. >> and hi his tv wife won't be happy. >>> weave been waiting their this moment. >> our bachelorette date night exclus

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. >> it was based onhe play authored by jim parsons and he has a newroduction company called "that'sul." they sen the script to me. what i loved about it washe human story. it wasn'tng preacwasn't just about the difficulties and you said i want to do this? >> i love that you start off looking at the cplexities of school and apparenting and then it really becom an anatomy of a marriage and how this couples deals with the outside world pro te protecting their 4-year-old. >> explain how the story unfolds. you're not really focusing on jake. >> it's called "a kid like jake," which would also lead you to think you'll be focused on the 4-year-old. we've chosen to turn the camera on the world around jake. the schools, the parents, the families, the friend and family. because at 4, a tender age of self-expression and if the child is different at that point, society does tend to notice and pick up on that. so we're kind of looking at the world that's influencing jake. >> and the battle between the parents of this internal battle and this external battle of how do we do this? >> exactly. exact

jim parsons and candice owens, that is "the van jones show." >> we're following a lot of news. >> it looks like the president is abusing his constitutional power. >> he wants sessions to help him limit the russia investigation. >> the president doesn't understand that he can't just exert his will on law enforcement officials. >> the step to interview comey does mean they're taking it seriously. >> ivanka trump, put on something tight and low cut and tell your father to stop it. >> the problem isn't roseanne barr, the problem is donald trump. >> this is "new day." >> good morning. once again, welcome to your new day. it is friday, june 1st , 8:00 i the east. president trump sparking controversy with using the pardon power that he has as president of the united states. brand new this morning, desouza talking about his conversation with the president, where the president shed new light into what motivated him to grant this pardon. >> the president said, dinesh, you've been a great voice for freedom and he said that i got to tell you man to man you've been screwed. he goes i've bee

jim parsons plays my husband.year-old son who we're discovering might be a little gender-fluid or something. >> jimmy: right. >> he's very interested in princess, everything princess related, insists on wearing dresses. we're applying to different schools in new york city and we have a friend, an educator, octavia spencer, who suggests maybe we call attention to his gender-expansive play as opposed to -- >> jimmy: in order to maybe fit in? >> for the sake of diversity as an appeal to these schools. just makes us kind of self-conscious about how he might be perceived. i don't know, it -- >> jimmy: it's an interesting combination of that, which obviously is an issue parents have to figure out, and the nightmare of trying to get your kid into a school, which especially in big cities, to me even it's so strange. >> yeah. >> jimmy: living here in los angeles and having to figure this out. >> in new york everything's that much more exaggerated, yeah. >> jimmy: do they tell you -- like right now this baby that's in you s