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we're here with the wonderful amy poehler. i cried today. i almost forgot to tell you.d a video, and this is a tie in to you being in australia. the australian goalkeeper on the women's national team was -- is retiring, and she gave the number one jersey to, like, who is taking over. >> i love a sports cry. >> seth: oh, yeah. >> when someone is getting the induction into the hall of fame and they're like, "my mom is the real mvp?" >> seth: yeah. >> forget it. [ laughter ] >> seth: watching anybody -- and i will say, i liked an australian getting a little -- because they don't -- they seem like they never cry. >> they're up. yeah, they're up. >> seth: like, "hello, i just want to say --" [ laughter ] >> "i really enjoyed being in this sport." [ laughter ] >> seth: "but certain things come to an end?" [ laughter ] >> "and life -- life really hands -- hands you things you can't --" sorry, i lost it. [ laughter ] i got too -- yeah, jet lag. >> seth: this is very cool. >> jet lag. >> seth: first of all, can i -- this is a piece of art. >> i know, isn't this cool? >> seth: yo

tonight -- amy poehler, star of "outlaws," actor and comedian stephen merchant, an all-new "closer lookturing the 8g band with roni kaspi. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. the "wall street journal" published an article yesterday titled "behind closed doors, biden shows signs of slipping." yeah, we know. sometimes he doesn't even make it to the door. [ laughter ] that's right, "wall street journal" published an article yesterday that claims president biden appears to be slipping in private meetings. he keeps saying crazy stuff that make no sense like, "a convicted felon is beating me in the polls." [ laughter ] okay, dude. president biden yesterday signed an executive order to reduce the flow of migrants into the country and, quote, gain control of our border. apparenlty, he thinks his only chance in this election is to run as a democrat and a republican. [ light laughter ] in a post to truth social yesterday, former president

it's a lot of hats you've got to wear. >> reporter: beloved "snl" alum amy poehler and stop saying ireporter: known for her hilarious performance on "parks and rec." >> politics, right? what are you going to do? how long have i been talking? three hours? no, eight minutes, okay. >> reporter: returning as joy. >> you're team riley! >> reporter: how does it feel to be back as joy? >> no so good. the people and the process are memorable, meant something to me. >> reporter: maya hawke, joining the cast, voicing perhaps the most relatable emotion, anxiety. >> my team has run all the data, and we're looking at the following likely scenarios. >> reporter: lending her voice after her role in the blockbuster netflix show "stranger things." >> you are 0 for 6, popeye. >> there's a warmth to her voice that anxiety really needed, because she's a tender little dumpling, as you call her. >> here's one where she waved at a guy who was actually waving at a girl behind her. >> reporter: of course, all of riley's old emotions are back in her head too. >> it should be nothing but smooth sailing -- >> r

tonight -- amy poehler. patton oswalt. and slash. with cleto and the cletones.el! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome! very nice. very nice.

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differently, based the color of their skin, but rather it's andd for by the content of one's character, amy poehlercrusader, encapsulates daisy's fight for civil rights so well. daisy bates had worked tirelessly and with great passion for years, so black children in her town would be the white children. she risked job, her friends or , even h for this day. and that day did come. in september 1957, when aegrates full circle as sheelped ninedene the to attend the allhi school,e students later became known, as we all little rock nine. bates and friend and dear friend ann, described daisy's!0í2 bates stood out as one of the few female in leadership position in the movement african-american rights at that and she was the person for the daisy risked everything in her life to make a difference in rock and beyond, fighting for what she believed to be right. even when she knew she lose the battle. she was the true embodiment of courage. and over the course of our nation's nearly 250 year watched step up and battles they knew they mig not be victorious, including the union that includes all americans are no

within the movie, joy, played by the fabulous amy poehler, joy cries. joy is a full character.. it is a single emotion but it is also a whole person, which is a very weird thing to play. but basically, what i did is, in my own personal life, i have a voice in my head going at all times, telling me all the things that i'm doing wrong always, 100%, and all the things i'm worried about and all the ways that maybe i could improve the things i'm worried about, and find out correct the trajectory of my crashing plane. >> jordan: [laughs] >> and i just kind of tapped into that voice and put it into the character, so i didn't do any research, no homework. no scientific follow-ups, no consultations with specialists, just listening to the guy in my head who was like, "oh, no, it's not going to be okay, you are going to be bad, you're going to do a bad job at the show tonight, oh, yeah, your coat is weird, you are weird, it is going to go really badly for you!" >> jordan: you are doing great. >> thank you. >> jordan: you really brought that character out there. [cheers and applause] wow!

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: i wanna thank my guests amy poehler, stephen merchant, everybody. cheers and applause ] i wanna thank roni kaspi and the 8g band. thanks for watching, everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ to watch your back the next time you get some cash. tonight. police in antioch say thieves are targeting people as they leave the bank or the atm. as police investigate these alarming robberies. one victim is speaking out tonight about a scary encounter he and his wife had with the robbers, who followed them home and attacked them. nbc bay area's pete serratos has the story. a number of banks in antioch are turning into hot spots for robberies, and it's now concerning to customers. i go to this bank all the time, so it's like, whoa, you kind of you kind of had to worry about yourself. like you take out money, you know, you got to look around your shoulder. i feel sorry for a lot of people who are getting robbed. it can happen to me just as easy it is to them. antioch police are warning about a dozen or so incidents involving people leaving banks, the

for the toughest jobs on planet earth [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: i wanna thank my guests amy poehlerstephen merchant, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] i wanna thank roni kaspi and the 8g band. thanks for watching, everybody. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ right now at 11:00. we begin with breaking news. a mountain lion in san jose's edenvale neighborhood. this is near valley christian high school and hellyer park. neighbors tell us that san jose police. they saw mountain lion near l.a. drive and admiral war admiral way earlier this evening, walking in front in the front yards of many homes. now, at this hour, sj pd has officers monitoring this area. again. this is near valley christian high school. they're working with animal control to track down that mountain lion. anyone in this area is urged to stay indoors with your pets and call 911. if you see that animal. we do have a crew arriving on the scene right about now. we'll get more details as we get them in. also in the north bay, they're rushing to get out as a fire breaks out on the hottest day of the year so far. fir

king called's character, amy poehler, author of daisy bates civil■ right crusader, encapsulates daisy'sirelesslynd with great passion for years, so black children in her towwo educations the white child everything. her job, her friends orily, even her life. for this come. in september 1957, when all efforts to integrate the schools full circle as she helped nine african-american students become the to attend the all white central high school, those nine students later became known, as we all know, the little rock then just 26 years old, bates and frie and dea friend of many in this room, annie abrams, described daisy's role. bates stood t as one o female ip position in the movement afriamhts at that time. and she was the pn for themomen. daisy ed in rock and beyond, fighting for what she believed to be right. even when she knew she lose the battle. she was the true embodiment of courage. and over the course of our na's nearly 250 year history, we have watched step up and battles they knew they might not be victorious, including the fight for a more perfect union that includes all americ

comedian amy poehler is the voice of the emotion, joy and suddenly you care about what people think and you want to fit in. >> it's dark drop, make space and room for joy in ways that you can. but what i think what's so beautiful about this film is that pixar is not telling you that. don't worry. be happy. exactly. they're saying that it's a complicated life. we live . >> the movie had a big opening, raking in 155 million at the box office, making it the biggest movie opening of the year so far and the biggest since barbie. hello >> this makes me wonder to this day why you know, this had to happen. >> northern california history gone in an instant. coming up new at 11, a fire rips through a building that played a part in the gold rush. >> she was a mother of five, snatched off a path, dragged into the woods and killed almost a year ago. and tonight, police say they have finally caught her killer thousands of miles away. that story next in west coast rap. >> here we are tracking that red flag warning the winds that are showing up tonight and tomorrow and the forecast for the rest of the

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amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotionsrrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as a summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first year, you're on the floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically about validation about discovering new emotions in the turbulent time has getting this also marks a return to picks ours excellence story of technical workings a complete joy that made the animation factory so famous beginning with toy story. one that works as wonderfully for the adults it does for the kids, especially parents of daughters. this one's a dean's i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. and we'll be right back. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi

is that amy poehler. she came up to me and said, hey, if you ever need anything, let me know. >> michael: that's awesome. >> then she walked away. touched by an angel. >> michael: that's awesome that she does that. we're gonna take a look at a clip of your work on "inside out 2." let's check it out. >> i amy anxiety. we are super jazzed to be here. where can i put my stuff? >> what do you mean we? >> i wish as tall as you. >> who the heck are you? >> i'm envy. ooh look at your hair. >> oh yeah not happening. [ laughter ] >> michael: look like you had so much fun in the booth. >> the most fun. i feel like this is the most freeing for actors. you get to show up and really use your voice to transform. nobody is looking at you so you can do whatever. whatever you need to do to get there. it's encouraged. >> i feel like some of the gestures that i was doing to like just help my voice get there almost like really silly joke gestures. no, no, no. i didn't mean to use that. >> i felt like whenever envy really wanted something, i would be like -- i became girl golam. [ laughter ]. ther

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tonight -- amy poehler, star of "outlaws," actor and comedian stephen merchant, an all-new "closer look

oh she the voice for that character was there along with amy poehler of course. yes.xciting. very cool. all right. thursday it is. we'll wait for it. here's a look at the accuweather forecast. we're going to the tam cam this morning where we have a little bit of cloud cover along the coast. nowhere near as cloudy as we were yesterday. and that's going to lead to a hot afternoon on the way. here's the latest pollen index. no different than yesterday. it's been a long allergy season that continues today. grass pollen still high, trees still medium. everything else is low. so the heat risk today away from the coast, this orange shading you see on your screen and the pops of red. that's the moderate to major heat risk inland. but this is only one day we find dramatically cooler air moving in tomorrow, so do take precautions to stay cool out there with that heat advisory in effect in the south bay 80s and 90s. 90 in san jose, 95 in morgan hill. it will be a lovely day in santa cruz. lots of sunshine, cooler at 78 degrees. the peninsula is warm to hot 88, in redwood city 83

and while amy poehler returns to bring joy into riley's life, maya hawke now joins the emotional fray protect her from the scary stuff she can't see. i plan for the future. >> nobody gets through puberty untarnished, right? >> no puberty is so, so hard. yeah, and it's deeply confusing and strange time. and i think that those, those little gestures are to like, i think to, you know, create a sense of realism in the movie. and like, riley is a real because riley is a very perfect kid, like in many ways. like i think for most parents and people like god, i actually wish i had it as together as riley did when i was that age. >> that's on we on what are on we. >> it's what you would call the boredom. >> we are introduced to the emotions we never heard of, like ennui, yes, we do. >> you know what wasn't in the final cut? >> kelsey mann and the director and pete docter talk about schadenfreude was a character that they wanted to have, for those that don't know, like taking pleasure in someone else's pain. yeah, they wanted to make. but there's a lot there's a lot in kind of the romantic love

. >> seven something i like last night was that amy poehler on the red carpet said that the movies give their feelings, and i think that that is really true. like my teenage nephew and niece, they said the same thing. i'm like that. yeah, okay. can i touch you with the feelings today? >> george: good morning america. hunter biden's fate in the hands of a jury. deliberations under way in the federal gun trial of the president's son as the

amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotions embarrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as the summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first year, you're on floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically about validation about discovering new emotions in the turbulent time has getting this also marks a return to pixar excellent story of technical workings a complete joy that made the animation factory so famous beginning with toy story. one that works as wonderfully for the adults as it does for the kids, especially parents of daughters. this one's a dean's i hope you have great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. dean's list a know, it's a rare one right alright, might be worth checking out, although as i said earlier. >> do the evening show because the mat major on we keep that time open for being yeah, we're hearing that the weather is quite nice, john. and yeah, the emotions going to be joyous far as mother nature's concerned this w

and while amy poehler returns to bring joy into riley's life, maya hawke now joins the emotional fraym the scary stuff she can't see. i plan for the future. >> nobody gets through puberty untarnished, right? >> no. puberty is so, so hard. yeah and it's deeply confusing and strange. time and i think that those, those little gestures are to like, i think to, you know, create a sense of realism in the movie. and like, riley is a real because riley is a very perfect kid, like in many ways. like i think for most parents and people like god, i actually wish i had it as together as riley did when i was that age. >> that's on we on what are on we? >> it's what you would call the boredom. >> we are introduced to emotions we never heard of, like ennui, yes, we do. >> you know what wasn't in the final cut? >> kelsey mann and the director and pete docter talk about schadenfreude was a character that they wanted to have. for those that don't know, like taking pleasure in someone else's pain. yeah, they wanted to make, but there's a lot there's a lot in kind of the romantic love space that hasn't b

. >> i know, i know, i love it, i love amy poehler's joy. sweet that they had the kids really intrigued. >> i mean, usually, you know, oh, they were like, maybe not so much. >> i really expected a loud experience and they were just like, whoa, that's really cute. >> this is what we have to expect when we hit 13, right? i mean, you know. yeah. >> and their parents also silent. >> yes. >> the little kids too, though. >> yeah. there were little kids. yeah. yeah, they're into it. >> that's great. i can't wait to see it. i wish i had better news on the weather front, but we are looking at a pretty start to your monday. finally, the system is going to exit the bay area into the next 24 hours. it's the one that is dropping to the south there. it's going to move into the great basin, and that will allow for a wind shift back to an onshore flow, but not until wednesday morning. so a red flag warning the northern sacramento valley. this is through tuesday night in the interior mountains of the north bay is through monday night. and so we're watching t

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comedian amy poehler is the voice of the emotion, joy. >> and suddenly you care about what people think and you want to fit in. it's dark. drop. make space and room for joy in ways that you can. but what i think what's so beautiful about this film is that pixar is not telling you that. don't worry. be happy. exactly. they're saying that it's a complicated life. we live. sarcasm. >> so pam just told me she's the voice of anxiety now. i saw the first film, i liked it. the film's crew credits emeryville's pixar studios for agreeing to this storyline. pretty cool. yeah, you know what? i remember seeing it and i was fascinated by it. yeah, the first one. right. >> remember, it's the best. yeah, i and speaking from somebody who now has kids who are college and out of college, like adding anxiety to the mix key i mean but to see i got to interview the director pete docter in the first one came out and he said he came up with the idea because because his sweet little darling girl turned into this crazy mess of emotions. he never. he was like, i couldn't say anything, right, you know? and he was

amy poehler was here last week singing your praises.p? >> oh, man. well, my daughter's 18. when she drives i get a little -- this is what's cool about this movie doing the voice recording. in life, if i'm afraid, you don't really see it, or if i'm anxious. i was able to let the inside out come out. just be as crazy and scream like i am right there. just going nuts. that's many times how we feel inside, you know? >> george: do you see anything when you're doing that? >> no. i take that back. kelsey the director -- this is the thing. we are never together recording. we're always doing it separately. kelsey is playing all of these characters and we're responding to him. >> lara: so funny to watch. i love your voice. were you exhausted? it looks like you are giving it everything you have. >> i had to drink a couple hot teas after that. just the opportunity to act crazy. this guy, just amazing. >> george: having your daughter drive is one fear. any other big ones? >> are we going to get into my trauma now? let's trigger me. [ laughter ] i'm

comedian amy poehler is the voice of the emotion, joy and suddenly you care about what people think anddrop. make space and room for joy in ways that you can. but what i think what's so beautiful about this film is that pixar is not telling you that. don't worry. be happy. exactly. they're saying that it's a complicated life. we live . sarcasm. >> the film crew credits emeryville's pixar studios for agreeing to the storyline. stay with us. mornings on two. we'll be r ahh taking the time to savor thomas' crunchy yet soft bagels. thanks, tom. it's a thom, actually. right, thom. thom. thhhom. are you doing that on purpose? tam. tam. how've we got to tam? huzzah! a toast to breakfast. on ac transit, the new enforcement program that starts today and will be issuing tickets to people who park illegally in bus lanes, and happy father's day to all the dads out there. we're going to give you a rundown of the local festivals, events and special gatherings around the bay area to celebrate dads today. from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> and good morning to you. let's take you out

. >> seven something i like last night was that amy poehler on the red carpet said that the movies give parents and kids a language to talk about their feelings, and i think that that is really true. like my teenage nephew and niece, they said the same thing. i'm like that. yeah, okay. can i touch you with the feelings today? >> george: good morning america. hunter biden's fate in the hands of a jury. deliberations under way in the federal gun trial of the president's son as the prosecutors laid out a very personal case against him. dan abrams here with what to expect. >> george: dramatic footage. israeli hostages rescued in gaza. new details from the operation and boost for a cease fire deal. >> rebecca: supreme court under scrutiny. new secretly made recordings of justice alito and roberts. >> george: former president trump one step closer to sentencing. what we know about his meeting with probation officials and the latest fallout from his criminal conviction. sandy hook survivors. i sat down with some of the students nearly 12 years later, as they prepare to graduate high school. do

tomorrow night we'll be joined by amy poehler and patton on the walt.h the cletones all week, our friend slash is here. [ cheers and applause ] slash has a tour c serpent festival" starting july 5th in bonner, montana. why is it called the serpent festival? >> it's an acronym. solidarity, engage, restore, peace, equality, tolerance. >> jimmy: okay, all righ >> which is basically just -- [ laughter ] to get people together, to bring people more together instead of dividing them. >> jimmy: i wanted to make sure there were no snakes, that's good news. [ laughter ] >> you know, i'm a snake guy. >> jimmy: i know you are the snake guy, i am not a snake guy, yeah. i'm a no snake guy, really, is what i am. completely snakeless. >> guillermo: right. >> jimmy: we shower together. >> guillermo: yeah. [ rim shot ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is an oscar and emmy-winning actor and director that earned him an 11-minute standing ovation at cannes. the first part of his massive mega-western is "horizon: an american saga chapter 1." >> think about how