i'm going to broadway.[ laughter ] >> seth: it is -- i don't even think i've ever been in a broadway show where i've noticed that they're selling the towel. >> well, i think it was probably from one of those stores where like every piece of merchandise just says like "new york city" on it. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah, right. >> and then they had beach towel as an option. i was like, "yeah, that's for me." that'll do just fine. but then i've had it for all of these years, like toweling off my dog when i wash him and all that kind of thing. and now i'm like, well, that's how you get here, that's the rules. >> seth: and now, you're on stage with some broadway pros. rannells, andrew rannells. >> yeah. >> seth: lin-manuel miranda. >> yes, lin-manuel miranda. >> seth: do they -- are they impressed by your towel? >> i think they're extremely impressed by my towel. and it's definitely -- i have to say there's another person in the show, nick kroll. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm not intimidated by his broadway prowess at all.

else's broadway debut!r coming on the show. >> thank you so much for having me. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> and congratulations to you. >> jimmy: thank you, bud. shailene woodley, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] "cult of love" is at the helen hayes theater through this sunday. martha stewart joins us after the break. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i don't know if you saw this, but he posted this. he said, "do i have college eligibility if i went to play another sport besides basketball? how does that rule work?" if lebron james wanted to play college football and play for you, could this happen? let's start with the eyechart. what makes you think i can read? you can talk... and d you book an eye exam online. (nervous laugh) okay, um, good points. top line? this is a quality, comprehensive exam. come again? you asked me to topline it for you. okay. bottom line? well, the bottom line is this an amazing value. what? get two pairs of glasses and an eye exam starting at $89.95, or two pai

broadway is your -- sorry. monday is the dark night on broadway, so this would be your day off.ng on a normal day off, if not here? >> i'd rather be here at "late night" -- >> seth: thank you. >> -- with seth meyers. >> seth: so, the other mondays are the bummer. >> yeah, they really are. i don't know, it's nice to take -- you know, eight shows a week, at some point you've got to rest. what are you doing, helen? >> i'm watching "gilmore girls," for, like, the 38th time. [ cheers and applause ] it's too good. it still hits. >> seth: are you still finding new stuff? >> yeah, i actually am. >> seth: that's great. this is your broadway debut. >> yes. >> seth: congratulations. >> thank you. >> seth: that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thanks, thank you. >> seth: it is at the belasco theatre. you have performed at the belasco theatre. >> i have. yeah, i was there almost ten years -- ten years ago doing one of my favorite shows, "hedwig and the angry inch." >> seth:eah. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was very special for me. so, i find it very poetic that my return t

and he says, i am doing a i do a radio show now about broadway. and could you come on and talk about arnold rothstein on broadway in times? and i said, yes, i can, because after writing the book about arnold rothstein, which is now about 20 years ago, i had conducted i was hired to do a walking tour of times square arnold rothstein's times square. okay. and because it's times square, where keep your hand on your wallet. i was stiff down payment for that tour. but i all my notes and more remarkably, i could find them in the hovel that for my office. and so i thought, well why don't i just i'll do the interview and maybe i could publish a little pamphlet. i tend to get carried away and of the reasons i could get carried away is because, unlike today's newspapers which leave out all sorts of details particularly about crimes and criminals and locations, the newspapers were just full of details and they had plenty details to be full of in the prohibition era in times square and i took the thing forward and did like a part to in the book about the uppe

and then you will come in and make your broadway debut.p close and i'm like, "i think i get it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think i get it. >> right? >> jimmy: i'm a fan of broadway. and i've had you on the show many times. you've been -- josh gad has come on with you a couple of times, who is amazing as well. >> sure, sure. >> jimmy: and i love being -- [ light laughter ] i love being -- i love being a a fan of you guys. but i don't know if i'm ready to, like, go on the stage in the theater and it's live and -- >> is there something specific that you're like, "i am nervous about this?" so, basically the premise of the show is simon rich has written these really brilliant sort of short-story monologue things about love and dating and relationships. and four actors are on stage. and we basically just kind of read these short stories. >> jimmy: so, i was told this. >> that's what we were told. >> jimmy: i was told i'm just reading out of -- >> by the director. >> jimmy: correct. >> alex timbers. >> jimmy: alex timbers. >> and then it turns out

>> broadway bruises. wear pants. they're peppered with bruises! >> seth: yeah, 100%. >> right? >> seth: yep, exactly. and then you're not that psyched. if like, captain america showed up to save you and was wearing shorts and was like covered with bruises, you'd be like -- >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> seth: i think this is going to go badly. >> yeah. >> seth: put some pants on, dude. so is it eight -- it's eight shows a week? >> yes. i'm in seven. shoutout to my swings. thank you so much for taking care of me. >> seth: shoutout to all the swings in the world that are helping out. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> seth: when was the -- what was your first experience with the broadway show, "cabaret"? >> ooh. you know, my good friend mason alexander park actually sat me down and i watched clips -- illegal clips on youtube -- of "cabaret" on their couch. and i watched it and i go, "i think i can do that." and i had originally auditioned for gayle rankin's role, that she then originated with this revival. and it

you're on broadway. oh, my goodness. i got the -- i got a phone call, a facetime call from my agents, and my camera was off because i looked insane. they were like, "i think you're gonna want to turn your camera on." and i was like, "o-kay?" so i did, and they said, "you booked '& juliet,'" and i immediately burst into tears. and i was like, home alone, i didn't know what to do. so i was just pacing around my house, trying to call -- >> jimmy: you're like, "girlies, check in. girlies, check in! let's go!" [ laughter ] >> literally, i needed that. and i was just so proud and nervous, but so excited. this is -- this is the dream. everyone who loves their creative outlet, whether it's singing, dancing, acting, this is -- this is what you work for, and it is such an honor to be a a part of it. and -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm having the time of my life. >> jimmy: yes, that's what i'm talking about! [ cheers and applause ] i'm so happy for you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: everyone go check out "& juliet." charli d'a

. >> stephen: on broadway. >> josh: on broadway, which is pretty significant. where i went to school. >> stephen: they do good work. >> josh: they do great work, incredible stuff. he saw it. it was surreal. it was -- >> stephen: did you talk? >> josh: no, we just looked at each other. yes, we talked. we had a conversation. >> stephen: i don't know. >> josh: like, where do i know you from? [laughs] >> stephen: i have a photo here. >> josh: this is such a weird photo. >> stephen: explain why this is not that weird. >> josh: it was halloween nght. my dad was so confused that and when i came out dressed like this. we were dressed as the cast of "mommie dearest" as it was. my dad has never seen it was really lovely. we had an amazing conversation. we talked about a lot of stuff and resolved a lot of stuff. >> stephen: it was a lovely visit? >> josh: it was actually. it was a great visit. >> stephen: is lovely, i didn't expect a story to end that way. after all those years you could find a way to put what must be a fair amount of anger aside. >> josh: i said everythi

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on broadway. now he's back on stage in "all in: a comedy about love" at the hudson theatre.riend, nick kroll, is back. [ cheers and applause ] never a bad time with nick kroll. and she stars in the critically-acclaimed series "severance" over on apple tv+. i'm so happy to report the second season is just as good, if not better than the first season. brett -- britt! excuse me. britt lower will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get to all that, donald trump avoided questions about the economy in an interview with fox news where he defended his pardons of violent criminals amid backlash from police and many republicans. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: guys, this is only day four of the trump pres -- day four! [ light laughter ] it's so confusing because trump's been in our lives for a decade. but now we're starting all over again. it's like when you go see a new marvel movie and you're trying to remember everything that's already happened. it's like, okay, wait, so old captain america is gone. [ laughte

i played roxie in "chicago" on broadway. live with that." >> seth: right. [ light laughter ] >> i can live with that. and then this script, when i read it, i just couldn't believe how fun it could be. i mean, it was such a great character for me. and i could hear her voice in my head. and i thought, "okay, so broadway was just the warmup." >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: and did you tell the pickles and jam, "i'll be back"? >> i'll be back. oh, i've made pickles and jam since. i'm not stopping that. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> pamela's pickles. >> seth: pam -- has pickles and jam -- and i do want to get to movie. has pickles and jam been a big part of your life, or did this sort of come along later? >> oh no, my aunt won all the pickles and mustard awards, actually, on vancouver island. so she's -- i come from a long line of picklers. >> seth: so you inherited -- is it a love of pickles? >> yes. >> seth: okay. >> yes. and everyone tries to outdo each other. >> seth: is there a family secret to it? i'm not asking

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show, adaptation of a broadway show, a box office phenomenon, i'm expected a nomination for the british supporting actress, ariana grande will get a nomination, and surely someone will make sure they sing defying gravity this year. look out for conclave, a thriller, papal thriller, not often you say that phrase, ralph fiennes who i think will get his first oscar nomination since the english patient, and let us talk about emilia perez, french film in paris set in mexico, a musical about the boss of a drug cartel wanting to become a woman, and today the lead of that film will woman, and to

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northbound 880 is recovering from a crash at broadway.dn't have serious injuries, but it did block lanes and you can see how slow it is there. and also westbound 580, we had a crash at highway 13. so right now, if you're in san leandro or hayward or dublin trying to get into oakland, it's going to take longer than usual. 816 what about today's weather? here's steve. >> did you confirm that or not? >> oh, yes. pete carroll. according to espn, has signed a three year deal with the las vegas raiders. >> how about that? >> yeah. you know what? pete carroll still had a little something in the tank. >> they're still chewing that gum there. so he'll be chewing that gum. all right. thank you sir. well, half moon bay. what about 25 degrees cooler than yesterday? at this time, they were around 60 because they had that offshore wind. north northeast wind. double digits cooler for novato. also, oakland and most locations are running cooler. not all, but most. so a definite change after those wind speeds came down. 30s for many here. san anselmo, sant

and then a career creating costumes for big broadway shows like "the lion king" and cinderella. >> the> reporter: kind of like here. >> exactly. it's just different material. >> reporter: and a different stage. >> and a different stage. >> reporter: short passed up a job designing costumes for cher in 2019 to join the ravens and has built a team here of her own, expanding from this small space off the equipment room to an office in the business part of the building. >> she started a program of just taking everybody from you may not sew, but this is how we sew with the ravens. >> reporter: how you look and how you feel can also be how you play. >> oh, for sure. if you feel good, you play good. >> reporter: and that can be as much as anyone on the field, short's helping to string together her team's super bowl dreams. - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator

>> kristin chenoweth and i are going to be on broadway singing and dancing. >> stop! >> yeah, it's going to be the queen of versailles. we did it in boston. big success. it'll be happening at the end of the year. >> i'll have what he's having. >> have him come back and wear the same sweater. >> will you bring her and definitely wear the sweater. if you don't wear the sweater, i'll be very upset. that does it for us this morning. f murray abraham, thank you so much. thank you. this morning, ana cabrera. thank you. the coverage right now. right now on ana cabrera reports president trump's immigration crackdown. colombia now. >> agreeing to accept u.s. >> deportation flights. >> after a. >> weekend clash with the white house that. >> included threats. >> of a. >> trade war. >> plus. >> ice agents spotted. >> in major. >> cities across the country. what we. know about. >> the. >> stepped up. >> immigration enforcement and who is really being detained. >> also ahead. >> president trump's friday night purge. >> of. >> 18 inspectors general. >> was it. >> against the law? on

surprised considering we have a supreme court justice who also happens to double as a theatrical broadway performer who cannot define the word woman because she claims she is hyundai biologist. guess what. i'm not a veterinarian but i know what a dog is. that's the stupidest thing i ever heard in my entire life. and it is no surprise this is the same supreme court justice who earlier this month, oral arguments surrounding the unregulated child abuse minors are facing at the hands of medical professionals she likened banding these experimental chemical and surgical castration treatments to banning interracial marriage and it is no surprise this is the same supreme court justice who recently in an interview said she felt our first amendment rights were hamstringing the government, that is precisely what our first amendment rights are supposed to do and if our government can't understand or abide by that that is precisely why we have the second amendment. you know what leaves me feeling hopeful, the onslaught of women we've seen, women and girls across the country and teams who have decided

be too surprised considering live a sitting supreme court justice who also double as a theatrical broadwayerformer, by the way, who could not define the word woman because she claims she's not a biologist. guess what, i'm not a veteran but noted dog is. that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard in my entire life. [applause] it's no surprise at the same supreme court dresses that earlier this month, their oral argument heard before the miners are facing at the hands of medical professionals, sheetlike and abandoning these experimental chemical and surgical castrationmi treatments to banning interracial marriage. she felt like our first amendment rights were hamstringing the government. precise of that is precisely what our first amendment rights are supposed to do. if our government cannot understand or abide by that, that's precisely why we have the second amendment. [cheering] you know what else leaves me feeling hopeful? the onslaught of women we have seen but women and girls across the country teams to have ultimately decided to forfeit a match where they know they have to compete aga

[applause] >> june: my first broadway show. >> stephen: "gypsy." we can [bleep] it. >> june: [bleep]. >> stephen: it's a classic. it gets the job done. >> june: it says so much. you can go everywhere with it. >> stephen: even on pointe. you celebrate in your 95th birthday in november. what wisdom can you impart to young people out there just starting out? >> june: oh, god, just keep going. really, you have to. it's hard. it's a hard business. i think clive always said to people, if you don't have to do it, don't do it. but if you have to do it, it's going to take years. you can't say one thing. you can't give yourself time i don't think. >> stephen: a lot of people lie about their age. did you lie about your age? >> june: i always took five years off. i lived in new york for 65 years, during the time i was doing stage work. we all took about five years off. i continued it out in l.a. doing films. and then when i was doing "nebraska," wikipedia outed me. they truly did. >> stephen: damn it. so you're actually 100? >> june: [laughs] no, i stopped wit

considering we have a sitting supreme court justice who also happens to double as eight yeah trickle broadwayformer, by the way, you cannot define the word woman because she claims she is not a biologist. guess what, i am not a veterinarian, but i know what a dog is. that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard in my entire life. [cheering and applause] it is no surprise that this is the same supreme court justice who just earlier this month there was a moral argument heard before the supreme court surrounded the unregulated child minors are facing at the hands of medical professionals,s, she likened handing these experimental surgical treatment to banning interracials marriage. no surpriseur that this is the same supreme court justice recently in an interview said she felt like our first amendment rights were hamstringing the government. precisely. that is precisely what our first amendment rights areno supposedo do and if our government cannot understand or abide by that, that is precisely why we have the second amendment. [cheering and applause] you know what else leaves me feeling hopeful?

this adaptation of a more than 20—year—old broadway show has been a box office phenomenon.xpecting a nomination for the british lead of the film, cynthia erivo. that will be her second oscar nomination. and in best supporting actress, ariana grande will get an oscar nomination. and surely someone is going to make sure they sing defying gravity on the oscars stage this year. then look out for conclave. it is a papal thriller, not often you say that phrase, starring ralph fiennes, who i think will get his first oscar nomination for 28 years, his first since the english patient. it did very well at the baftas, will do well here. and then let's talk about amelia perez. it is a french film, in spanish, set in mexico, and it is a musical, one about the boss of a drug cartel who is wanting to become a woman. —— emilia perez. and today, the lead of that film, karla sofia gascon, will become the first ever trans acting nomination. and that is very interesting time, given what president trump spoke about in his inauguration speech. colin, those are the front runners. any surprises to

last year she won a challenge promoted by broadway evolved which led to a week-long broadway workshop with tony-nominated actress betsy wolf. but what stands out most is sydney's humility and heart. sydney has made our entire community so proud with her talent, her hard work and her poise throughout the entire competition. she's carried herself with grace and determination, inspiring the next generation of talented artists. while this chapter of "the voice" may have ended, i have no doubt that the next chapter of a long and successful career is ahead of you, sydney. on behalf of all of western new york, thank you for sharing your voice. congratulations, sydney. madam speaker, i rise in remembrance of cornelius j. cane whose life was defined by service, family and enduring dedication to our community. as someone who was blessed to call him a friend, i can tell you neil's love for his family was matched only by his unwavering dedication to serving our community, a calling he fulfilled with distinction throughout his remarkable career. a buffalo native, neil's career with the buffalo fir

verandas political poetry made his way from off-broadway to the obama white house to some of the largestand streaming platforms in the world and he is our guest right now tonight making his debut we welcome lin-manuel miranda. i will tell you a little bit about something i was wrong about. who am i? i am just a lawyer and a journalist, just a person, right. people started coming up to me for whatever reasons because they know me a little bit. and said, this is in the early days, i think you were at the public theater and i live in new york, ari, you are a lawyer , you love rap, there is a hit pop musical opera about the founding father's and you have to see it. and i thought, that sounds really walk and i was imagining like a pbs, like info telethon and that he became the thing you had to see and then i got to see when you were still performing which is a kind of broadway miracle nowadays if you tell someone that. and was so astounding and so different from the terrible pitch i had heard and -- >> data element. >> in the material you are working with was so different and dense in so many

and it's like, "'wicked,' go see 'wicked' on broadway."ing battle cry ] or whatever that -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that cry? they call it the battle cry at the end? >> battle cry, yes. >> jimmy: and did you do it like that? >> no, i did it slightly differently. >> jimmy: yeah, but did you study? >> i did study it. so, when i first auditioned, that's what i did. i did it as -- as was written, yeah. [ mimicking battle cry ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: i can't. yeah, it's that thing. it sticks in my head. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i go, "i know it from the soundtrack," and i go -- but you did it differently. how did you -- could you give me -- could you -- maybe a a tease? i'm just saying, we have -- [ cheers and applause ] again, i'm sorry, why do i do this to you. why do i make you work this hard? >> because you love me, and i love you. >>immy: thank you. all right, good. that's true. that is true. [ "wicked" battle cry ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it! you just dunk it. you're the -- come on! i want to show everyone a clip. here's cy

. >> my wishes to some day be an actor on broadway. >> i wish to be a successful actress. >> i wish toeast once next year. >> reporter: there were prayers for good health. >> my wishes for a healthy lifestyle and to prioritize myself. >> i wish for a happy and healthy 2025. >> i wish for good health for me and my family. >> reporter: and a longing for peace. >> my wishes to embrace joy and gratitude every day in the new year. >> my wishes to have more patience with things in my life. >> my wishes for my friends and family to have a happy and healthy 2025. >> reporter: when the clock strikes 12 wishes for coming together as one. coming togeths >> here is hoping that all of the wishes come true next year. that is nightly news. i am hallie jackson. thank you for watching and have a happy and healthy new year. watching, ha happy and healthy new year. the countdown is on to 2025, and the big fireworks show set to light up the san francisco b ba. so get ready to say bye bye 2024. but will the fog cooperate this year? we're tracking the conditions and some very cold temperatures. plus bay are

harry was arrested and and officials say it happened near 19th street broadway yesterday evening. officials believe it started in a trash chute, but the cause is still under investigation. more than 50 firefighters responded to the fire. no one was hurt. we'll go hawaii. we're learning some new details about the victims from the new year's day. fireworks tragedy. neighbors of loved ones honoring the legacy of the 3 people who died. reporter nikki schenfeld has the latest. >> flowers were left in the car ports and on the side of the house where 2 women were killed during the blast. loved ones say charmaine, but nick nolte was critically injured during the explosion. relatives say her injuries are severe and her 2 sons are staying with her boyfriend's parents. sadly, they say her mother was one of the victims. officials have not id the victims. that said a 23 year-old woman also died at the hospital a few hours it was chaotic. surveillance footage shows the party just before the blast. they just wanted out of the time. they just wanted to ring in the new year. people that they love

last night -- last night i went to see this play, "all in," on broadway. yeah.son theatre. and last night was -- it was john mulaney. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it was fred armisen. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: it was chloe fineman. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: and it was richard kind. and -- and -- and they all were great. and they're all reading stories from simon rich, who's a great writer, super funny. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and i watched the show. i went -- i went with seth meyers. and i -- i spilled his drink. [ laughter ] nothing you can do once the show starts. >> steve: yeah, what're you gonna do? yeah. >> jimmy: you can't get up. >> steve: "hey, sorry, man." >> jimmy: "sorry, dude." >> steve: "your drink's gone." >> jimmy: yeah. i -- yeah. but it was -- it was great. and they're all brilliant. everybody i just mentioned were so great on stage. and i was watching it. i went -- like, obviously i'm a a fan of it and everything, but i'm actually gonna be in this play. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so, i'm joining the cast january 28th through

in all were arrested at the broadway store while 2 others were arrested at the telegraph location. well, today is the final day for curbside christmas tree pickup as part of the san francisco tree. recycling and composting efforts for the past 2 weeks. recology sf said crews have been driving through every street in san francisco collecting thousands of discarded christmas trees. residents should place their tree next to their curbside collection bins. preferably the night before their scheduled pickup day. just to make sure it's collected problem, take the lights off and take by queso on was all it was all dressed and everything. not good. >> 6.27. we're going to take a break. but still ahead, bay area nurses deployed for service will tell you how their mission highlights the unity and resilience of health care workers in a time of crisis in southern california. and the san jose school could be shutting down. we'll tell be shutting down. we'll tell you what parents doing a great. let's go with that one. sometimes it takes a different approach... to see the possibilities all around

were arrested at the broadway store and 2 others were taken into custody at the telegraph location. >> james, we are about 35 minutes away from finding possible charges against former open mayor sheng thao. we are in front of the federal building and we'll give you the details coming up in a live report. >> a 29 right now and it's a little chilly, but it's nice out there. start the weekend with sunshine. absolutely. let's get the latest on the weather. good morning, gayle. good morning, james and yes, we are chilly once again. and we are also cloudy checkout, half moon bay. we have some overcast skies by the coast. and here are the current readings out the door. we are in 30's and sam and fremont. >> 40's and san jose. so notice the inland spots far inland like brent woods still in the 30's and same for you in santa rosa, upper 30's. so bit warmer. then we were yesterday. this we are still in effect advisory for the next half hour for inland communities. but other than that, we will see another round of sunshine in the afternoon. this time our daytime highs will be a little cooler i

let's see what >> gio: now to broadway musical "the outsiders," it is the toast of broadway and i recentlywo of the stars, emma pittman and director danya taymor to talk about the show's four tony awards including best musical and best director and a grammy-nominated cast album. take a look at this. ♪ great expectations ♪ >> gio: it's such a good show. i mean, needless to say, right, all the tonys but also all the talk. everybody loves this so much and, danya, one thing that is so interesting, you said this unlocked the 14-year-old inside you. what do you mean? >> well, i think because the book was written about teenagers by a teenager, s.e. hinton was 16 years old when she wrote it. it felt important to make it from the gaze of a teenager so it could be authentic, so it could be speaking to them in a real way, not pulling any punches and i think when we were all striving to make it we all tried to go back and remember what did it feel like to be experiencing some of these big things for the very first time. >> gio: that's such an interesting way to think back and look at it. and, emma, th