still to come, antonio brown and music from imagine dragons is on the way.from time to time i like to play a game with some of the people who pass by our studio in hollywood, called "foreigner or not." i guess if pedestrians are foreigners or not. we've won a lot of awards for this. but tonight we decided to mix it up a bit. tonight we are going to times square to play a slightly different version -- called "new yorker or not?" cousin sal's in new york. hey, cousin cal. >> sal: what's happening? >> jimmy: hi, everyone. everything's good here. cousin sal, you are a new yorker, correct? >> sal: you think i'd be wearing this embarrassing hat if i wasn't? i am, yes. >> jimmy: it's sad to be a mets fan, yes. the way this works is sal will bring in a pedestrian, i will try to guess if he or she is a new yorker or not. let's meet our first pedestrian. we've instructed all of our participants tonight not to speak so that their accents don't immediately give them away. hi, what's your name? okay, good, you listen to instructions. you've been appropriately prepped. bu

tonight, jim gaffigan, from the pittsburgh steelers antonio brown, this week in unnecessary censorship dragons. and now, without further ado, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. hi, hola. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. i know many of you are

. >> this is the 30th year of the game and antonio brown will be one of seven players with a rating ofll have to see if he is affected by the madden curse. billy joel just hit another career mil performances of any arttsproclaimed july 18y fellow y. legend bruce springsteen joining joel on stage during that performance. on his own is such a force, but when he collaborates and performs with other people, i saw elton john with him and it was amazing. >> too much to imagine. i was one of the 100 concert goers. the best. >> up early in the morning for early today. >> that's right. a chicago teacher was left stunned after complete strangers on the flight gave her over $500 to help low income students. the first grade teacher said she was talking about how she and other teachers would help student who is couldn't afford supplies. she said soon a man behind her handed her $500 in cash and others gave her $20 and a $10 bill. she plans to ut to help students with reading comprehension. so much flying rage and then a story lake this. >> and rage across the board with people out of control. this

pittsburgh steeler star wide receiver antonio brown making a grand entrance for his 9th training camps is not the first time hefl ed for cameras. in 2016 he showed up in a steelershemed rolls royce. last year he pulled up in a 1931 lls royce phantom convertible. he had a chauffeur with him. awesome. new face of madden is looking to continue leading the league ing receivinards and overall being the bestec wide reiver in the league. >> what's he going to do next year, come iin aarachute? >> he has flare for days. >> nfl players head to camp this week. national anthem protests are once again front and center. jerry joneselling his players they will not be staying in the locker room for the anthem. >> our policy is you stand for the anthem, toe the line. >> that is despiten off season agreement allowing players to remain in the locker room rather than face fines for kneeling on the policy has been temporarily suspended and ongoingti neions. >> president trump has long been outgoing about the issue even suggesting players who kneel should be fired. jones said the president's stance is trou

and one player who's already shown up for training camp is pittsburgh steelers wide reciever antonio brown. and he's doing it in style by arriving in a helicopter. this has been a common this has been a common theme for brown - last year he arrived in a drop-top rolls royce. brown is widely considered the best receiver in the nfl. last season, he caught 9 touchdown passes and had over 100 receptions in 14 games. brown is also the cover athlete of this year's madden game. after the greatest comeback in franchise history yesterday... the a's came back at it again tonight in texas... bob melvin... skippering the in the major leagues... they've won 25 of 32 games... bottom 2nd... 1-0 a's... robinson chinos... takes edwin jackson dep to centerfield... and up on the embankment for a 3-run home run.... 3-1 rangers young a's fans... looking sad down 5-1... but there is always hope with this team sure enough... top 7th.... krhis davis... they call him "crush davis"... deposits one onto the embankment him self for a 3-run home run... his 26th of the season and 6th stright game he's homered against t

. >> now among nfl player arrivals no one was going to top steelers star receiver antonio brown. look at this. touched down in pennsylvania in this copter. business is definitely booming as grown likes to say. can you imagine just arriving in your own helicopter at work. think of what your coworkers would say. wouldn't that be awesome. >> i think you should have one. >> $3,500 an hour, i don't think so. >> how fun would that be. >> i heard kobe used to do that. >> did you see kobe's two week pay stub. he can do that. >> like taking a cab for him. no big deal. >>> coming up our next half hour, attorneys hoping to clear a dead man's name. the southern california murder golden state er >> thepresids walk fame pick ax the vandal caught on camera. skwr cold for two years, the new video evidence police hope will lead them to a murder suspect. ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store.

brown was the recipient. and former president bill clinton was there to honor him. this was the naacp convention held in san antoniomayor brown received the spin garn metal, an award for the noblist achievement by an african-american. the two-term mayor of san francisco is regarded as the most influential black politician of the 20thpredent c mayor brown perfectly. >> it's hard to think of him without a smile on your face and a spring in your step. he's the youngest 84-year-old man i know. and he will never shut up and sit down. >> well said. very good friends they are. also on hand, you see her in the red dress tonight to support her predecessor, lay your london breed. >>> ahead, the owner of a flower shot being robbed at gunpoint > they are heading home after their sy racle rescue. we'll hea >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. thunderstorms off to the south. i'll have the updated bay area rain chances coming up. after a the 12 boys recued from that cave -- >>> a lot of smiles in thailand after a week in the hospital, those 12 boys, rescued from that cave, are headed home. they have plenty to say about the 2

sudeikis, jonah hill, magic johnson, jim gaffigan, danica patrick, bo burnham, lakeith stanfield, antonio brownusic from jim james, michael ray, lil' baby, and imagine dragons. please join us for all of that. >> jimmy: our first guest is an emmy and grammy-winning person, and maybe our only guest ever to be investigated by the department of justice. the "kathy griffin: laugh your head off world tour" is coming to hollywood next thursday and friday across the street at dolby theater. please say hello to kathy griffin. >> look at you. >> look at this. >> you emerged from your cocoon like a butterfly. >> i'm back, baby. i'm back. they're not going to hold me down. they're not going to hold stormy down. none of us. we're fighting back. >> jimmy: that is your friend now, stormy daniels. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: how did this happen? >> first, i melt her. stormy daniels came to me on my all mold sold out, world tour, "kathy griffin: laugh your head off world tour." she came to see me in boston. i snuck her in. there are safety issues. we hit it off. when we met, hi, thelma, loui self. i said let's take a

on thursday jim gavion, antonio brown, and imagine dragons will be here. first guest tonight is an extraordinarily versatile actor whose career spans from "jump street" to "wall street." the new film "don't worry, he won't get far o foot" is in theaters now. please say hello to jonah hill! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: look at you. first of all, you smell good, which is surprising. [ laughter ] >> why is that surprising? >> jimmy: i don't know, i won't think of a guy who would have a nice scent on -- >> that's such a -- i'm going to really work hard to not take that as a shot. you know what i mean? because i think you would smell nice. >> jimmy: no, but i don't have -- >> let's dissect that. let's go back. >> jimmy: okay, let's go back. you have a lot of tattoos now, when did this happen? >> over -- i've been gone for a couple of years. nice to see everybody. [ cheers and applause ] i've been gone. i've been writing and directing a movie, making this movie, and i got a bunch of tattoos. >> jimmy: you. >> dicky: yeah, yeah. which is weird. because lik

from the pittsburgh steelers antonio brown will join us. and we'll have music from imagine dragons.t our first guest could possibly be more beloved in los angeles, but he just put the best player in basketball in purple and gold. please welcome the president of basketball operations for the los angeles lakers, nba hall-of-famer earvin "magic" johnson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good, i'm good, i'm good. >> jimmy: thanks for coming. i have so many questions for you. it's weird to see you in green, though, i have to say. it's like it's upsetting in a way. >> well, maybe i just want to pay, you know, a little homage to larry bird. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] or homage to all the money you just gave lebron. >> we gave him a lot. >> jimmy: yeah, right, you did. >> the last time i was here, i got in trouble. >> jimmy: i know. >> make sure i don't get in trouble today. >> jimmy: you know, i got in trouble too. people were mad at me because there was a fine assessed. the league takes these free agent conversations very seriously. >> $500,000.

have music from jim james, and later this week, magic johnson, jim gaffigan, lakeith stanfield, antonio brown lil baby and imagine dragons. so please join us for every bit of that. [ cheers and applause ] after 8 seasons on "saturday night live," our first guest decided to start entertaining people on other nights of the week too. he's a very funny actor who works behind the camera too as executive producer of "detroiters." it airs thursdays on comedy central. please welcome jason sudeikis. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one's enough. how are you doing? oh, that was like "the bachelorette." >> you said no one had ever done that to you. i didn't believe that. >> jimmy: now one person has done that to me. has anyone ever done that to you? >> no. not even my children. >> jimmy: even the kids. >> no one. but i don't have the core for it. you do. that was great. >> jimmy: that would be the best. >> you're l.a. tight, though. >> jimmy: the bachelor goes >> america's like nope, no rose for you, senor. >> jimmy: how old are your kids? >> um. ooh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:

and one player who's already shown up for training camp is pittsburgh steelers wide reciever antonio brownand he's doing it in style by arriving in a helicopter. this has been a common theme for brown - last year he arrived in a drop-top rolls royce. brown is widely considered the best receiver in the nfl. last season, he caught 9 touchdown passes and had over 100 receptions in 14 games. brown is also the cover athlete of this year's madden game. no surprise that jerry jones is making headlines as cowboys camp starts... jones said players are required to stand for the anthem on the field... he added that president trump's comments about the anthem are problematic and unprecedented. .. making it harder for the nfl to stick to it's new policy... the players association filed a grievance a couple of weeks ago last year, jones knelt with the entire cowboys team before the anthem, then stood during the anthem... nfl owners changed the anthem policy this offseason...players must stand on the field, but have the option to stay in the locker room... the giants... not on tv today... another "facebo

brown was a recipient. >> this was held in san antonio. brown received the springer medal, it awards the highest and noblest achievement by an african-american. it is the most influential of the late 20th century. past winners, jackie robinson. >> it is not hard to think about him without a spring in your step. he's the youngest 84-year-old man i know. and he will never shut up and sit down. >> we'll be right back. then maya millions ticket -- the jackpot has soared to 422- million dollars. >> all right. so are you really lucky out there? maybe you should go buy a mega millions ticket. it soared to $422 million >> you know why? no one won tuesday night's drawing. next one is tomorrow night. there are numbers you can start dreaming about now. you have two options if you are the only winner. 25% from each check goes to uncle sam. or the lump sump of $254 million. >> and you have a better chance of being struck by lightning. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one! >>> what a moment last night as 141 abuse surv

. >> the awards ceremony capped the final night of the naacp convention in san antonio, texas. browneived the -- medal that recognizes outstanding achievement by an african- american. past recipients included oprah winfrey and martin luther king jr. they talked about bringing people from opposing -- together. >>> people were injured at an army base. what caused a big tent to collapse, trapping a number of people. >>> and elevator attendants at bart stations. >>> if you're on the move from walnut creek to oakland -- a little bit of fog there. and the traffic looks all right until orinda. >>> and the fog continues to make its presence felt. it's going to keep temperatures on the cool side for some. if you don't get the fog at all, it will be another hot day. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> surveillance cameras in berkeley caught an apparent unprovoked attack as it was being committed. a 72-y

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prestigious award awarded to willy brown from the naacp presented last night in san antonio by formersident clinton. clinton jokes if brown asks you to do something you might as well do it anyway. he spoke about the impact it had on his life. >> in my time in a low place called mineola, texas, the hill country, about three hours and 15 minutes from here, understood that there was an organization that was fighting hard for me, fighting for a whole collection of people. >> brown received the medal given for the highest achievement by a living african-american. past honorees include oprah winfrey. >>> tonight the premier of a new documentary about the north bay wildfires called "urban inferno the night santa rosa burned." fire victim dr. seager made the film. he used cell phone video and air checks from ksro radio to focus on the first eight hours of the fire. tonight's premier is happening at the roxie stadium 14 theater in downtown santa rosa and then tomorrow it moves to the nearby third street cinemas and an open-ended run there and all the profits go right back to help fire victims.

former san francisco mayor willie brown the guest of honor at the 109th naacp convention in san antonio. president bill clinton will address the crowd and introduce brown as the recipient of this year's spin-on medal given out to outstanding achievement by an african-american. brown served two terms as san francisco mayor and speaker of the assembly. >>> he was trapped in dry cement for hours. >> i fell down. i started shaking. >> can you imagine how frightening? in his own words, how this man was saved and stayed calm while rescuers worked to free him. >>> welcome back. so an out of body experience. we're hearing for the first time from a man rescued from that cement silo in union city. >> it played out last week on live tv. he was rescued after two hours of being stuck. nbc bay area sheryl herd was there for the rescue and is back for the interview. >> i feel like i could go to work right now. >> reporter: he may feel like he can return to work at u.s. pipe and gound ri in union city but looking at the hands and legs, you know that it wouldn't be a good idea right now. last thursday,

>> i think angie craig in minnesota and lisa brown in washington and antonio dell gad goe in new york aren't talking about the russian investigation at all. >> let's talk about some of the issues and how far left you think the party should go. it was fascinating listening to mitch landrieu. 90 days out from the midterms and he was asked how far left should the party go. let's listen. >> are you concerned at all about your party as critics say lurching to the left? >> i have always talked about governing from the middle. i'm what they call a radical centrist, not many of us left any more and it is really important for us to make sure that if we are given the responsible to govern that we govern in a pragmatic way and in a way that makes sense. >> is he right? do you think democrats should heed the warning from the self-pro claimed radical centrist? >> i think the democratic party has been strongest when it is agreed it is a big tent party. we're strongest when we're inclusive and all elements, including those from the left, including those who are centrists but the common denominator i

. >>> former san francisco mayor willie brown has received the prestigious award from the naacp. the award was presented last night in san antonio by former president bill clinton. clinton joked that if brown, quote, asks you to do something you might as well do it because you're going to do it anyway. brown spoke about the impact the naacp has had on his life. >> i, in my time in little place called mineola, texas, the hill country, 15 minutes from here, understood that there was an organization that was fighting hard for me, that was fighting for a whole collection of people. >> brown received the springan medal given for a highest achievement by a living african-american. past honorees include oprah winfrey. >>> happening tonight the premier of a new documentary about the north bay wildfires called "urban inferno the night santa rosa burned." fire victim dr. seager made the film. he used cell phone video and air checks from ksro radio to focus on the first eight hours of the fire. tonight's premier is happening at the roxie stadium 14 theater in downtown santa rosa and then tomorrow it moves to the nearby third street cinemas

former san francisco mayor willie brown, the recipient, and former president bill clinton was there to honor him. >> the annual naacp convention held in san antonioast night. he received an award for the highest or noblest achievement by an african-american. the two-term mayor of san francisco's widely regarded as the most influential black politician of the 20th century. past winners include martin luther king, jackie robinson, even oprah. president clinton summed up mayor brown perfectly. >> hard to think of him without a smile on your face and a spring in your step. he was the youngest 84-year-old man i know. and he will never shut up and sit down. >> also last night, san francisco mayor london breed supported her predecessor and mentor, the late mayor ed lee. >> congratulations. >> nice to see. >>> well, 4:36 right now. coming up, prime day left a lot of customers happy, but there was one thing that they were not able to drive away with. we'll tell you about the new deal amazon has made with a way to give you a car. >> plus, ford is recalling thousands of cars and suvs. the danger they pose, all coming up next. >>> good morning. i'm jackie de

brown long before the green decision. two decisions from the 1970s i want to speak about. the bradley decision from 1974, and the san antonio independent school district. in mill ken, they were considering busing where in detroit, it become clear to the judge, that it's going to bism possible to have meaningful -- be impossible to have meaningful integration. metropolitan detroit, without having -- he issues a decree, and it generate a huge amount of controversy and hatred toward judge roth. there were bumper stick terse made -- stickers made that roth is a child molester. the cold invalidated judge -- the court invalidated the decree. and it was decided just days after the brown 20th anniversary, and that's a difficult moment for justice marshall to participate in, because he viewed it as undoing the, undoing brown in some significant way. he said it marked an enormous step backward and said our nation will be ill served by the court's refusal to remedy separate and unequal education unless our children began to learn together, there's little hope that our people will learn to live together. those words would assume added

brown long before the green decision. to decisions from the 1970's that i want to speak about -- milken versus bradley decision from 1974 and the san antonio independent school district versus rodriguez decision. they were considering introduced it -- intra-district busing and it becomes clear to the district court that it's going to be impossible to have meaningful integration in the metropolitan detroit without having intra-district busing. that is to say suburban detroit and urban detroit be integrated. it's a lot of hatred directed toward judge roth directly. people had bumper stickers on their cars that said roth is a four letter word. even roth is a child molester. in a 5-4 decision, the court invalidated judge roth's decree. it was decided days after brown's 20th anniversary. it was an incredibly difficult moment for justice marshall to anticipate and because he viewed it as i'm undoing brown in a significant way. he said it marked an enormous step backward and said that our nation would be ill served by the court's refusal to remedy separate but unequal education for unless our children begin to learn together there is little hope

brown long before the green decision. two decisions from the 1970s i want to speak about. the milliken versus bradley decision from 1974 and the san antonio versus rodriguez decision from one year prior. in milliken the court was considering interdistrict busing where in detroit, becomes clear to the district court judge even ross that it's going tobe impossible to have meaningful integration . the metropolitan detroit, without having interdistrict busing, that is to say detroit and suburban detroit being integrated. the issues a degree and it generates an enormous amount of controversy and hatred that's directed towards judge ross directly. people had bumper stickers on their cars that said roth is a four letter word and even ross is a child molester. so in a 5-4 decision, the court invalidated the degree and it's worth noting it was decided only days after brown 20th anniversary and that's an incredibly difficult moment for justice marshall to participate in because he very much viewed it as on doing brown in some significant way. he said mark and enormous step backward and he said our nation will be ill-served by the court's decision t