. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: anthony anderson, guillermo diaz.d chicago on the way. the apple watch is set to arrive in stores tomorrow. tomorrow we begin a new era in human history. instead of staring at our phones we will stare at our watches. the apple watch, they say, is going to completely revolutionize the way we take pictures of our wrists. i love apple products. i have all apple stuff. i'm so intensely uninterested in the apple watch that it is actually somehow made me very interested in it. does that make sense? it seems so unnecessary that it makes me wonder, why, what new power could this new thing possess? it must do something, right? a lot of reviews are saying the best part about the apple watch is you don't have to go in your pocket or purse to get your iphone which -- does that mean that apple is selling us a $350 watch so we don't have to touch the $500 phone they just sold us two months ago? this is what it looks like. i'm already confused. that's too many buttons for me. i'm waiting for the apple grandfather clock to come to th

tracee ellis ross, laurence fishburne and anthony anderson here.ctually are. >> jimmy: one of the episodes, your character, laurence, does not agree discipline is an overall theme. you suggest that they beat the children with their own toys. >> it's the hot wheels track. we got a lot of calls and tweets, i understand. a lot of social media buzz about the hot wheels track thing because it is a real thing. >> it is old school. >> jimmy: what do you mean it is old school. >> did you own hot wheels. >> jimmy: i did. >> you never got beat with one. that is what we did in the hootd. >> every man should have a man that is willing to beat them. >> much better place. >> that could go in so many directions. >> jimmy: beat them with something they love. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tracee we know of course your mom is diana ross. >> she never beat me with a hot wheel track. just set that record straight right now. >> jimmy: have your moms met each other? anthony's mom has been here a lot of times. she's a lot of fun. >> they haven't but anthony's mom met my dad. >>

especially anthony anderson.ou know, really, the day to pull pranks is the day after april fools, no one expects it. like hiding eggs the day after easter. in the wee hours of april fools i was the victim of another practical joke from rihanna. she snuck into any house, woke me up in the middle of the night with music and dancers and a confetti canyon, it's terrifying, the prank is on youtube if you haven't seen it. then last night i had a very weird dream that involves cast members from the show "scandal." see if you can make any sense out of this. >> i had a dream i was having a tea party under water with tony goldwyn and some of girlfrie girl doll friends. i couldn't stop talking about how i loved tea parties. >> i love tea parties. tea parties are so much fun. they're not just fun for me, they're fun for everybody, right, guys? then tony asked me if i wanted more tea. and i said no. >> jimmy, can i pour you and the dolls any more tea? >> no thank you, tony, i've had enough tea. >> tony start the pouring. but

. >> before freddie gray we had anthony anderson, tyrone west, a young man by the name of george king who was tased to death at the hospital while he was strapped to a gurney. >> what we want to happen, we want all those prosecuted for murder. >> reporter: young people with no jobs and seemingly lots of times are frustrated. some of the cops on the street also feel they need answers now and want to begin the process of mending fences with the community. this is bruce john reporting from west baltimore for wusa9. >> a community vigil and demonstration to protest freddie gray's death are scheduled for tonight and we are there. >>> baltimore police said five of the six officers suspended with pay for the incident have given their statements to investigators. you can see these officers in the cell phone videos. one shows the officers carrying or perhaps dragging gray into the police van. another shows them taking them out of the van to shackle his legs a few blocks away. today maryland's governor said it seems no one knows exactly how gray suffered that injury, so he's putting a rush on g

i can rattle them off from anthony anderson, tyrone west, hutchison hutchison, george king. young people that have been killed and nothing has been done to redress the grievances on this issue of police abuse. i am concerned about the shaming and demonization of our youth in this city. i mean until the city is willing to... >> aren't you disturbed by how extreme the reaction was, because some of the pictures i saw today, they were disturbing when i saw children. little kids who were out there throwing rocks at police officers, who were involved in a lot of what was going on. >> you can be upset about it but the strong feeling is if you don't address the underlining issues it will not change. volunteer organizers offered medical assistance and were with the youth for a short period before we had to bring them back into the office. unless there's an indictment. unless there's a conviction and gaoling of the six police you will not see calm in the city. you cap send in the nard -- can send in the national guard and extra police. all you create is a police state. which assist. a

. >> before freddie gray we had anthony anderson, tyrone

anthony anderson, tracee ellis ross and laurence fishburne and -- from "scandal," guillermo diaz will earth, wind and fire with chicago. >> since he was here last our first guest has continued to push the boundaries of psycho-tainment, tackling the big issues like "is my wife real or a nigerian love scam?" to learn the answer, watch "dr. phil" every weekday on syndicated television. please welcome dr. phil mcgraw. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i guess the big question i have to ask, was his wife real or a nigerian love scam? >> love scam. >> jimmy: boring the other way around. >> at least they tell you what you want to hear. >> jimmy: i was thinking about you. i was wondering if it maik breaks your heart that bruce jenner is going to speak to diane sawyer on friday night instead of your show? >> it would be boring to talk to me about that. first off i would say if it is what you want to do, do it. what does it matter if anyone else thinks. >> jimmy: really? >> that's my first point. that's the first 30 seconds and then i guess we'd spend the next hour and 59 minutes saying, you

. >> before freddie gray we had anthony anderson. we had tyrone west. we had a young man by the name of george king who was tased to death at the hospital while he was strapped to a gurney. >> reporter: angie scott, a community activist, said freddie gray is but the latest. >> there's a issue of bad policing because the real issue is we have black police, white police, latino police, women police who are killing black men. the racial component is they know that they can kill a black man and be exonerated. >> what we want to happen, we want them prosecuted for murder. >> reporter: young people with no jobs and seemingly lots of time, they're agitated. >> it's our home boy, our childhood friend. it's not what we feel. it's what we want to know. >> reporter: there are demonstrations in front of police headquarters, but a lid has kept tensions from boiling over. >> i think if they come and don't show themselves off as doing anything. >> reporter: the justice department has already been in the business of the baltimore city police department after the newspa

anthony anderson was killed on his 2-year-old granddaughter's birthday in her presence. police officers walked up behind him. they launched him into the air like a basketball slamming him on his head killing him almost instantly. police initially indicated that this transpired because they saw him in the midst of a drug transaction. however, we the community, demanded a preliminary autopsy report and we received it within 48 hours. there was no airway obstruction whatsoever with mr. anderson. nor were there any drugs on the scene. so we forced police into recanting their statements. in addition two years ago, tyrone west was killed by the baltimore city police. he was drug out of his car. he was beaten tased to death. both of those instances happened without any type of consequences. no officers were fired. they were able to retain their pensions. and no one was jailed for those type of incidents. the last one i'd like to mention briefly is george king. he was a 19-year-old man who went into cardiac arrest at good samaritan hospital a hospital of all places. he went ther

three years ago anthony anderson was killed by the baltimore city police department.cide by the maryland medical examiner's office but there were no charges brought before the officers. they were allowed to keep their jobs. we contend they had a paid vacation at the taxpayers' expense. two years ago tyrone west was killed by the same police department. he was drug out of his car, beaten and tased to death by the baltimore city police department. no charges, no indictments. they were allowed to keep their jobs. >> we talked earlier this week. you named these different cases. we talked to "the baltimore sun" about all this money paid out because of these lawsuits. in this case in the case of freddie gray you all want to conduct your own investigation into his death. so how will you do that without access to all these different police records and investigations? >> what we do is we do a community base, quite frarngnkly. we go door to door. we've talked to residents who indicate they have not talked to the baltimore city police department. people who indicate they were th

in 2012 we had anthony anderson. in 2013 we had tyrone west. then in 2014 we had a young man by the name of shawn dean who was shot to death by the baltimore city police. and this evening we stand here on behalf of freddie gray jr. so we're talking about a community of hurting people. >> let me move to you in term of the police response. you can see a change in tone in language between yesterday's statement from the police when the violence first began, and even today, protests are clearly a lot more peaceful. the police seem to be constantly calibrating their response here. i wonder if you think the measure is being taken right now, the national guard, the curfew, the closing of schools. >> let me give that to neal. >> okay. well you know i think that the tone has really been consistent among the police. i think they have been rather reserved. the way they're supposed to be. and this is what we expect of them. today we had many more, as we refer to boots on the ground. we need these resources to be available, to be staged properly for the plan

>> i think anthony anderson should have been kicked out of the eastern egg hunt.ing is everything. he truly has a captive audience. nobody's going to heckle him. he can't get fired. so with that, he has kind of -- he's not walking a tight rope without a net. >> yeah. >> and i think jokes resonate when they have stakes to them. i think the backdrop is set for them to really score. >> dl wants the president to hit some of these issues like what's happening in baltimore. we'll see if he does. and for those who perform at the white house correspondents dinner, it could either way. so we've pulled together some of the best from over the years. >> how about the president's performance tonight? sir, it's amazing that you can still bring it with fresh, hilarious material, and my favorite bit of yours was when you said you'd close the detention facility at guantanamo bay. that was a classic. that was hilarious, hilarious. still going. mr. president, you have to admit, and you already have, the launch of health care.gov, it was so bad, it was bad. i don't even have an analo

of course we should focus on him and his family but i have to speak the name of tyrone west anthony andersone and so many others where people have been brutalized by police nothing seems to come of it. >> as i mentioned, the baltimore police commissioner is expected to make some sort of statement or some sort of news conference at the top of the hour. we do expect him to talk about this police report that he's about to turn over to the state's attorney. that's supposed to happen tomorrow. perhaps it's happening earlier, we just don't know yet. i'm going to throw to my colleagues. i'm carol costello. thank you very much for joining me. i'll throw it to john berman in baltimore and kate in new york. >> we'll donate with the breaking news coverage now of the situation on the ground in baltimore, as carol just mentioned, we are awaiting at this moment a press conference that was really just announced that will be happening at the baltimore police headquarters on the ground there. hello, everyone. i'm kate balduan. >> and i'm john berman as kate said the breaking news here in baltimore, just acro

every day when we go somewhere, the families of all the other victims, anthony anderson tyrone west these are people that died at the hands of the police that were healthy black men before they came in contact with the police. >> tessa, you're in the naacp, do you believe that cops beat up blacks as a regular practice? are these bad apples? how would you describe the system right now in >> i think there's a combination. there's a lot of bad apples and a lot of people just see a black male and stop him and do things to him and assume he's done something wrong. he was not doing anything eye contact and he ran because a lot of people are afraid of the police. he was young and ran. but old people sometimes can't run and they get beat up or get jerked around for about an hour. we sued the police department about seven years ago for almost $1 million where they took one young boy and drive him to the county and took his shoes and left him. he tracked down a baltimore county police and brought him back. with the help of the aclu and the naacp, they got sued. now we have people that don't want mo

they got one there ryan anderson. anthony davis, 29 points 15 rebounds for new orleans.n two. davis can't hit. klay thompson gets the rebound. he had 28 points. warriors win it 3-0 game four saturday. >>> kansas back if chicago. royals clinched the franchise's first playoff berth there in september. this ventura. he needs to slow his roll a little bit. he's having some issues. this is the third game he's had issues and the season is not that old. it's with adam eaton. and then jeff samardzija went full pacquaio on somebody. royals won it 3-in extras. >>> that's all we have. back to you. >> look at these cuts right here baby. >> looking good guys. >>> up next in "the pulse." prom proposal problem. a student fetes suspended because of how he asked a girl to go the big dance. >>> and the lip-sync cop is back with a new viral video. ♪ ♪ ♪ at philadelphia, there's an art to making cream cheese. we always use fresh local milk real cream, and no preservatives. and it's these real ingredients that give philadelphia cream cheese its delicious, one of a kind taste. when it comes t

no one is talking about the police officers that killed anthony anderson.one west shot through the inside of this -- through the inside of this squad car. through the inside of this squad car, nobody is talking about that. if these officers had been indicted if justice was served, you wouldn't see people going out here doing the things that they're doing today. >> now -- now the actions you feel -- >> fall back on the government? >> do you feel because of actions now that justice has been served and that the polite is gone that all of the economic issues now are somehow, you know, does this help does this help the snitches situation do you think it comes to the neighborhood to describe, do you think -- coming to neighborhoods that you described after these type of actions -- do you think that investment has been in these neighborhoods investment, in fact, the government has investment was brought if they were brought to those neighborhoods you wouldn't see this type of activity. you wouldn't see people raising up and trying to derail the machine that has an

>> i think anthony anderson should have got kicked out of the easter egg hunt.tive audience. nobody will heckle him. he can't get fired. he has -- he's not walking a tight rope without a net. and i think jokes resonate, and the backdrop is set to score. >> and d.l. wants to hit some issues like what's happening in baltimore. so what we've done is we've pulled together some of the best from over the years. >> how about the president's performance tonight, everyone? [ applause ] it is -- it's amazing that you can still bring it with fresh, hilarious material, and my favorite bit of yours is when you said you would close the detention facility at guantanamo bay. that was a classic. that was hilarious, hilarious. still going. mr. president, you have to admit, and you already have, the launch of healthcare.gov was a disaster. it was so bad. it was bad. look, i don't even have an analogy, because the website is now the thing that people use to describe other bad things. they say things like, i shouldn't have eaten that sushi, i was up all night healthcare.goving. that

. >> with the cases in fact involving anthony anderson tyrone west even officer torbette gunned down by his own -- >> this time you're hoping for better and see what happens friday. i just hope everybody is in the stam place about what they expect to come out. appreciate the perspective. alisyn. >> okay. chris, we'll be right back to baltimore and you in a moment. we want to get to some of our other top stories. the death toll in the nepal earthquake now sur piezpassing 5,000. we have some dramatic rescue moments. look at your screen. crews found this man after 80 hours trapped under the rubble. this 27-year-old man says he thought he was going to die in there. >> extraordinary tale of survival. my goodness. >>> meanwhile, a potential high seas showdown between the u.s. and iran. the pentagon dispatching a navy destroyer after iranian forces fired upon them boarded a cargo ship in the strait of hormuz. no americans are believed to be among the crew members, but the u.s. destroyer ship will monitor the situation. now, according to iran's news agency the containership was intercepted a

anderson. he had 26. anthony davis, 29 points, 15 rebounds for new orleans.n two. davis can't hit. klay thompson gets the rebound. he had 28 points. he gets a time-out. warriors win it three games to none. game four, saturday. >>> kansas city back in chicago. royals clinched the franchise's first playoff berth in years there in september. this is ventura. he needs to slow his roll a little bit. he's having some issues. this is the third game he's had issues and the season is not that old. it's with adam eaton. and then jeff samardzija went full pacquaio on somebody. >> ooh. he almost caught one, too. >> just not good. game was good. 13th inning. eric hosmer. royals won it, 3-2 in extras. >>> that's all we have. back to you. >> look at these cuts right here, baby. >> looking good, guys. >>> up next in "the pulse." prom proposal problem. can you say that three times fast? a student gets suspended because of how he asked a girl to go to the big dance. >>> and the lip-sync cop is back with a new viral video. ♪ and the faker's gonna fake fake fake fake ♪ ♪ at phil

. >> and anthony, your mother, judy scott, told our anderson cooper, that she felt forgiveness in heror officer slager. do you? >> not at this time. >> that's absolutely understandable. what do you want us to remember about walter scott? >> what do i want the world to remember about walter scott? >> yeah. >> they took away a great man, a great father, a great son, and a great brother. and we can't bring him back, so we want to make sure that this thing doesn't happen to any other family again. >> anthony, once again i'm very sorry for your loss. i appreciate you coming on cnn at this time. thanks to you and your lawyer chris stewart joining us from south carolina. thank you very much. >> powerful words there from walter scott's brother. we're going to take a very short break. still to come, as the u.s. withdraws from afghanistan, people in kabul are being forced to find a new beginning. we'll tell you how their options are limited. g entirely new is being built into bounty. dawn. new bounty with dawn. just rinse and wring, so you can blast right through tough messes and pick up more.

i'd be surprised if anthony davis alone could do it alone. he'll need ryan andersoners. the warriors have an advantage but they could to go out and do it. >> just watching new orleans the last couple weeks of the season. they like to play aggressive defense. could that be a problem for thompson and curry? and how do they get around that? >> i think the warriors have faced a lot of that. teams are trying to take the shooters out of the game. what teams try to do is run them off the three point line and make them play inside the arc, >> the golden state warriors have good passers. and the other players are capable of making plays. curry and thompson are terrific shooters, but the team is very well balanced offensively and defensively. and they've gotten scoring from a lot of different players. i don't anticipate that they'll see anything different than the regular season. >> 67 wins for the rookie head coach. do you think there's a lot of pressure as the warriors enter the playoffs looking for the title? >> reporter: if there's pressure on steve kerr he doesn't show it

anthony's coffee house and then taluto's 9:00 over at the meats. >> of course weaver to continue bridgette foy restaurant with lauren johnson, bill anderson off southfred, scott williams, live along south street, as well. >> live at the headhouse district little square, right in front of bridgette foy. so we'll all be there together. swinging, fun and all of that. >> how do you -- >> swinging fun. >> swinging fun? >> every morning here on "good day" philadelphia, we got swing fun right here. >> you have to make it a verb. swing. spring fling. >> i fling something every day, whether you get in the way of it or not your choice. >> increasing clouds during the day won't be quite as warm as yesterday then, watch out for showers now for the spring fling whatever tomorrow you will need a warmer sweater and the possibilities therefore stray shower or two but it is not going to be a deluge tomorrow. isn't look that way at all. list system out to the west, looking like it will stay there, the sun and storm we've been talking about yesterday that's going to continue to move not only mort ward, eastward, most of the heavy rain will stay to the south and stay

anderson. >> erin thanks very much. good evening, everyone. from baltimore. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we just heard from anthony batts reporting his officers made 18 arrests today, reminding people the curfew is still very much in effect and that that curfew will be enforced at 10:00, saying he anticipates no major issues. those were his words. there are a lot of demonstrations on the streets. you're seeing one right there. a large crowd moving peacefully through the streets. i actually encountered that crowd in traffic just a short time ago, and i can tell you, they are actually directing traffic themselves. the protesters are out in front of that protest. i didn't actually see any police at the front of the protest. and they were actually stopping cars directing traffic. it was a very orderly protest, thousands of people multiracial, peaceful marching through the streets, accompanied by major police and national guard presence. a major protest, as well in new york. this is what the crowds look like tonight in and around in union square where police have been making a number of arrests. in addition we have just talked to a pe

anderson. >> erin thanks very much. good evening, everyone. from baltimore. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we just heard from anthony batts reportingers made 18 arrests today, reminding people the curfew is still very much in effect and that that curfew will be enforced at 10:00, saying he anticipates no major issues. those were his words. there are a lot of demonstrations on the streets. you're seeing one right there. a large crowd moving peacefully through the streets. i actually encountered that crowd in traffic just a short time ago, and i can tell you, they are actually directing traffic themselves. the protesters are out in front of that protest. i didn't actually

anderson. >> and one last note, we reached out to the baltimore police department and they are not commenting at this time. >> and just ahead, anthonyhen and my house, he has more about parts unknown when ac360 continues. look! this is the new asian inspired broth bowl from panera bread. that noise! panera broth bowls should be slurped with gusto! to explore further order online or visit your neighborhood panera bread. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladd