bill murray is in his tub at his house. we're chatting.y, bill murray gives good advice. he gave us good advice when we had our baby. i thought it would be fun if you would answer some e-mail. i've been getting a lot of e-mails at hellojimmy kimmel @gmail.com. maybe you can help some of these people, all right. >> sure. >> jimmy: this young woman, kate, she says i have nothing to do in quarantine, do you have any advice? >> i think she should just walk around the house. i think you'd be surprised how many insect infestations are happening right now. i don't think people are aware of it, this is the time when insects move. i think she should move around the perimeter of her house. you can use baking soda, baking powder, that kind of thing. she should just sprinkle the house around it. neighbors that you don't get along with will see that and they won't be coming by any longer, so that's going to help the family. >> jimmy: little girls love bugs. this kid says, there's gelato in the freezer that isn't mine. should i eat it? bye-bye, flor. >>

. >> jimmy: you have to have bill murray, obviously, we were able to track bill down. >> man, i wasn'tw it, but damn i love you so much. bill murray did come and join the cast for the "ghostbusters" reunion and it's insane. >> jimmy: were you able to get rick moranis? >> i was not able to get rick. i called rick. i tried to get rick, but rick is very much, you know, living the life of seclusion right now, and couldn't do it. what i was able to get rick to do, though, was to come out of retirement to do a sequel to "honey, i shrunk the kids", which i am so excited about. >> jimmy: so you're doing that with rick, nice. >> yes, i'm doing that with rick. i play his son. because clearly. and, you know, it's so amazing, because you dream about working with some of these idols and now i get to play opposite one of them. >> jimmy: it is crazy to be in the middle of that. there are movies you watch on vhs for a thousand times and suddenly you are eating dinner with these guys or asking them to do something and they say no. anyway, so josh, we decided, we made a deal. and the deal would be, we w

an all-star lineup including vince gill and bill murray as well as others celebrating his life in music on line. anthony anthony has a preview. ♪ summer's end came faster than we wanted ♪ >> reporter: john prien was beloved by his fans. who are still grieving his loss. ♪ though you don't have to >> reporter: fee oena says they miss her late husband. so does she. >> reporter: what has it been like putting the concert together? >> it's been difficult, it's been difficult at times but it's also been a great distraction. >> reporter: prien's friends have all come out for him. bonnie raitt ist perform his classic -- snoend after my mother ♪ >> reporter: casey muss graves is playing a song she wrote in homage to prine. jason is singing another standard, hello in there. ♪ ♪ if you didn't care ♪ say hello in there ♪ hello >> when you're listening to a john prine song it's easy to forget you're listening to a song at all. he did the ultimate trick of making it seem like it was magic. ♪ waiting for someone to say >>> prooin never sought the limelight but at 73 he'd been in the midst of a remarkab

tomorrow night, the great lionel richie will be with us and later this week, stephen curry and bill murrayre. he's been wearing sweatpants on tv long before anybody was doing it. his excellent movie "uncut gem"" arrives at netflix on may 25th. please welcome adam sandler. adam. you've brought a guest with you. >> jimmy, you remember sunny? she was in brooklyn with us that time. >> hi, sunny. how are you? >> i wanted to tell you a quick thing about my sunny. i had a hair coming out of my ear apparently. and sunny told me about it. and she said i looked goofy. so i went and shaved -- i took the razor. i usually shave with. and i went like this. and then i came out. i said how's, that sunny? she said you're bleeding. so apparently -- tell jimmy what it looks like back there. >> so it's like -- it's bloody and then there's a big -- >> there's a gut. she says apparently there's a gut coming off my ear. there's a little blood. but we're coming down, sweetie. much better. tell jimmy love you. we've got to go. i've got to get out of here. >> jimmy: bye, sunny. how's sunny holding up? aw, that's cu

bill murray has zero time for your drama school. the reunion airs on youtube today at 12:00 p.m.o hours before your fortnite event going on later. next up a whole lot of big movies got release dates this more on that later next up a whole lot of big movies got release dates this weekend. one of the most anticipated of the year "wonder woman 1984. it's had a bunch of release dates over the past year but finally hopefully it has settled on this final one. wonder woman herself gal gadot tweeting the release date is october 2nd. so hopefully this is it. this movie is going to be incredible now it's visual. it's settled for october another big movie getting pushback is christopher nolan's spy thriller "tenant" starring john david washington. you might remember he was so great in "black klansman." hopefully their date will hold it's not just finished movies getting delayed. the fourth "matrix" movie starring keanu reeves was pushed back the release date from next year back to april of 2022 a long wait. but guys, it's not all bad news. one movie is daring to come out ahead of schedule.

may differ, but in many ways, it feels like the same day over and over again it's like we're all bill murrayroundhog day," except no one is learning the piano and we still hate ned ryerson get lost, ned! this is "groundhog day" if the ceremony was waiting for the groundhog to make his way down the ramp no matter what, it takes him six more weeks of winter to get from the top to the bottom. congress could spend the next decade investigating trump and still not get to everything. he's a racist tax cheat who profits from his office, wants to slow down testing for a pandemic he ignored. he's facing new accusations that he extorted multiple countries to interfere in our elections. and just today, we heard damning congressional testimony from a prosecutor in the roger stone case alleging the top justice department officials intervened to get favorable treatment for stone because he was a political ally of the president. >> at a house judiciary committee hearing later today, a federal prosecutor plans to testify that attorney general william barr and his top deputies gave inappropriate orders on ca

it includes brandi carlile, vince gill, bill murray, and stephen colbert.will stream on prine's social channels including facebook and youtube was organized by his family and will raise money for charity. we spoke with prine's widow, fiona whelan prine, in her first tv interview since john prine's death. ♪ ♪ summer came faster than we wanted ♪ >> john prine was beloved by his fans who are still grieving his loss. ♪ fiona whelan prine says they miss her late husband. so does she. what's it been like putting this concert together? >> it's been difficult. it's been difficult at times, but it's also been a great distraction. >> prine's friends have all come out for him. bonnie raitt is performing his classic -- ♪ -- "angel from montgomery." kacey musgraves is playing a song she wrote in homage to prine. ♪ my idea of heaven is along with john prine ♪ >> and jason isbell is singing another prine standard, "hello in there." ♪ if you didn't care say hello in there hello ♪ when you're listening to a john prine song, it's easy to forget you're listening to a song at

i did want to ask, we also introduced a bill with senator murray and about the standards that we wouldlike to see on international basis and you mention captain a couple of times and i wondered if you givenn any thought to the larger issue of how do we make sure the pilot doesn't need the faa system improve but want pilot standards to be there and if you gave any thought about that? >> yeah sure, aviation system is inherently global, the boeing planes are sold everywhere, families are writing everywhere and it used to be faa rules were gold standard but certainly how do you have to the extent that we improve here, how do you rightly have an extraterritorial reach to what we do. certainly the human factors approach in the human factor, it is all about not excessive reliance on the human which is solvable to be h the last chance before as one set of smoking hole because you need the machine to be heartened and redundancy and i will make five mistakes before go to bed tonight. anda pilots make mistakes too, their bad days you cannot rely on us, you have to have the machine too. i guess i'

murray, cnn, washington. >> thank you for that. >>> attorney general bill bar directly contradicting the president's explanationut why he was taken to an underground bunker during protests outside the white house. >> we were reacting to three days of violent demonstrations right across from the white house. a lot of injuries to police office officers, arson. things were so bad the secret service recommended the president go down to the bunker. we can't have that in our country. >> barr said the secret service recommended it. that's different than what the president said. >> i went down there. there was no problem during the day. >> colin powell told cnn he would be voting for joe biden in november because the president lies constantly and no one holds him accountable. we'll be right back. when you have depression, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill,

then have a final bill and we both got out overwhelminglye in the keynotef the committee two weeks ago and we will be taking it up on the floor. with senator alexander and senator murray we tackleug tough issues with a committee that has big personalities. i have a couple of them in a room with me now and great ideological diversity on the committee. but we take up tough issues and they don't always solve them but we do it when we put our minds to it. that is the right way to do things. it reflects the traditions of the body because they run the committee that allows those that have devoted themselves to have issues or armed services issues with judiciary issues to offer their thoughts. when these bills were introduced, i assumed a committee ably led by senators graham and feinstein would have a markup without offering amendments with a 50% vote threshold and the report of the bipartisan bill. why would the judiciary committee not do it? i think the vote today says we are not going to do it my way or the highway. we ought to do it the right way. the way we do this, the way they did the first step act, criminal justice reform, democrats and republicans working together

. >> joining me now melissa murray, law professor and former clerk to justice sotomayor. given the history of billsupporter of presidential powers but what do you think about what he said. >> if i were grading that constitutional law exam i would give it a "c", it is true that the president could send in federal troops into states to quell domestic unrest but the president has to first issue an order for the states to have the protesters disperse which hasn't been done here. so it is worth noting that the insurrection act is meant to be a departure from the ordinary authority of governors to deploy their own troops in order to quell domestic unrest through their own civil enforcement rather than resorting to the federal government. so attorney general barr has gotten some of it right but missed the essential aspects that this is intended to be quite extraordinary relief and typically doesn't happen if governors do not want that federal intervention. >> look, barr also said in the interview that active duty troops should only be deployed in the u.s. as a last resort. what do you think the threshold

murray, thank you very much. sanjay, thank you, as well. see you tomorrow. sanjay will join us once again sanjay and i will be doing the coronavirus town hall facts and fears. special guest bill gates. always a fascinating discussion with bill gates. i'm really looking forward to that tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. eastern here. >>> just ahead, why crowded bars and restaurants in ex-t text te among the staggering increase in races. >>> and barr and berman and why it's painted as a politicized arm of the white house. adam schiff that led the impeachment investigation joins us tonight. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. talk to your financial professional or consultant no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe over here? hot! hot! oven mitts! oven mitts! everything's stuck in the drawers! i'm sorry! oh, jeez. hi. kelly clarkson. try wayfair! oh, ok. it's going to help you, with all of... this! yeah, here you go. thank you! oh, i like that one! [ laugh ] that's a lot of storage! perfe

bills are the first to see the cut-backs. we are seeing prices increase for certain categories, at the highest level in 46 years. i'm at the murraymarket. i want to give you an example, again, we are in new york city so it's expensive. this avocado is priced here at $3.99 but the guy told me it would be down at $2.99. nonetheless, one avocado. we have the latest statistics from the government, the consumer price index, that looks at the increase for food prices for the month of may, and of course, guess what? it increased yet again. let's take a look at some of those prices. we know that poultry, meat as well as eggs all increased and that's contributing to the uptick but beef prices increased at the highest monthly rate we have seen ever recorded at 10.8%. we are also seeing dairy increase. one category that i know affects you, cereal and flour have decreased and that's because demand is down. i guess we are all getting tired of making that banana bread. i spoke to one food expert that said even if everybody comes back online, he's saying prices are expected to increase. listen in. so we don't have that sound bite. he was just s