>> yeah. >> you do. >> chappelle is like breaking up with a girl. mind you think, that bitch is crazy, i'm not going back. >> i do like to move around when i'm in thought. >> reporter: chappelle not only left the show walking away from a $50 million deal, he left the country, going to south africa to escape. >> did the fame scare you? >> fame. yeah, but not so much i gave it up to go to africa. fame is a horrifying concept when it's aimed at you. you know, at the end of the day, you don't have that much control. you try to conduct yourself the best you can. >> i started doing drugs when i was little. just like you. >> reporter: for twoea "chapelle's show."" critically acclaimed and wildly popular. >> is anyone up for a game of basketball? >> you talk about prince. that show is still one of the funniest ones. >> we tried to get prince. we said, it's about you. prince was like, no. but then he saw the sketch and he loved it. >> gay, blouses. >> the week the sketch came out he got inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. >> but even when you walke

dominic chappell, who was in charge of bhs when it went bust in 2016, has been found guilty on threeanded by the pensions regulator. the scheme had 19,000 members and a shortfall of 571 million pounds when bhs collapsed. he'll be sentenced at a later date. our business correspondent, simon gompertz, explains what followed the firm's collapse. in that time since then, mps, the insolvency service have been investigating but also the pension regulator because the company had a huge deficit in its pension scheme and they have been tried to get to the bottom of that. on three occasions they made legal orders, section 72, to dominic chappell all of which thejudges section 72, to dominic chappell all of which the judges found he illegally neglect that it refused to respond to and that it is what he has been found guilty of this evening. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this evenings a woman has appeared before magistrates charged with murdering a man whose remains were found buried in a garden at stockport in greater manchester. barbara coombes, who's 63 and be

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when dave chappelle was leaving, this guy comes up to the car and tries to take a picture with dave chappelle and he goes. >> move out of the way so we don't hurt anybody but please snap away, i'm very famous. van: they drive away. harvey: did john say anything? >> if you were on the elevator with donald trump, what would you say to him? >> i'm going to think of the answer to that at 4:00 a.m. van: he was like -- >> can i email you? >> you want my email? >> if i come up with a good joke? announcer: being late can result in tough consequences -- library fines, interest payments, a baby. but in the case of katy perry, being late is pissing people off! >> katy perry, she is making $25 million this year for "american& idol" but can't get there on time. announcer: yes! sources say perry shows up 10 to 25 minutes late for every taping and it's really frustrating the producers who have no choice but to -- not do anything. >> what are they going to do? they're not going to fire her. she can do whatever she wants. announcer: still. isn't it a principle thing? harvey: the day is scheduled and you have

chappele is going to be on the show, keith urban,.omeone to make to make me blush, laugh like a little girl. one is on a bus with legal pot smokers in colorado. >> why am i not there? >> andy wanted to be there. we put the kibosh on that. don lemon in new orleans. god only knows what they are getting into. >> i cannot wait to see what don lemon does in new orleans. >> sara sidner is in nashville. and gary tuchman is in las vegas. along with miss daughthis daugh lindsay, crashing an elvis wedding. >> i don't know what that is. >> richard quest is down in times square. i don't know why he pulled the short straw and got that assi assignme assignment. it's so freaking cold outside. we're in the "r" lounge overlooking it all at the renaissance hotel where there's a party -- >> it's great. let me, so, no alcohol, we're not drinking. am i to understand that? >> yeah. >> okay. >> although i think i felt like i saw a bottle of alcohol in a bag here -- >> i did bring some tequila. okay? so literally you're telling me i can't pee for 4 1/2 hours

and you know that skit that dave chappell did, right? that's not reparations. reparations is investment. what we're saying, if we have proper housing, proper education, access to food, access to mental health care, that's the way you fight back against, you know, violence, not hiring more police and firing teachers. that's not how you do it. you do things that are going to support and help people thrive and have a high quality of life. they're doing the opposite. so, that's how we know oppression is real. that's how we know we are still colonized because we're not getting the same access to resources as other communities happening right now in this country. >> when black lives matter shows up for the teachers union, are you just supporting the black teachers? [ laughter ] >> look, all teachers matter, all right? >> all right, all right. there is a real reason there is so much focus on the youth here. out of the 762 deaths in 2016, 75% were black. but 51% of those were people under the age of 25. hi. >> hi. >> if there is someone i absolutely need to talk to abo

then you should know i'm a huge dave chappell super fan. but let's talk about this.president trump going to bring american jobs back? are americans waiting for these jobs? >> he will protect some jobs by raising tariffs on imported washing machines, imported solar panels. he will also raise prices for consumers. that's how it works. that's the trade-off. is that american consumers benefit from imported products that come in at a low price. that is to the detriment of people who are involved in making those products, but of course, there are fewer and fewer people involved in making them. solaris a little different because that's a growing industry within the united states. however, the price of solar panels has come down so much, i don't think it's likely to have a substantial effect on the cost curve of the solar industry. it's also the case that one of the biggest american solar firms doesn't use those silicone panels that china imports to the united states. but everybody has to be aware of the trade-off. it's the same thing that happens with walmart. you get very

he basically keep off the grammys with a performance with cameos by u2 and dave chappelle, and then he performance and best rap album, and in the preshow awards he got three grammys, so he is doing quite well tonight. alessia cara got this new artist, and for the first time ever the grammys has televised the best comedy album, that went two dave chappelle. now, ed sheeran, who was blocked out of the major categories got the win with best solo pop performers, and the night has had a star—studded series of performances from the likes of lady gaga, bruno mars, and more to come. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: tributes to the father of flat—pack furniture, and founder of ikea, who has died at the age of 91. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution". the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds

it was about a friend shoes only son was murdered comedian dave chappelle made a cameo appearance in that performance as did you too david chappelle came back to pick up best comedy album award and the u two also made another pins later in the show which was also one of the highlights they sang a song which was directed against president donald trump and in particular his immigration policy and they actually sang it on a barge in the hudson river in front of the statue of liberty so that was a very stunning visual moment in the show ok it was also an evening full of surprises was a well the big surprise of course was that bruno mars swept the board had been set up as the evening it was going to be a big evening for hip hop the on question was who would get more would it be j. c. or would it be. would it be can declare ma of course. went away with five c. only go absolutely zero that was a big surprise if it will happen maybe was that the hip hop vocal splits and that let martin but also the two albums by can written a ma and jay z. are a little bit more difficult than bruno mars is f

that's -- dave chappelle is nominated. >> i mean dave chappelle, he did four comedy specials this yearn a year. >> which is insane. i don't know if i've watched four comedy specials. >> seth: yeah. and you are prolific as well. you're not a lazy comedian, but four in a year is -- >> that not -- >> seth: yeah. >> that's wrong. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> he's making us look bad. >> seth: yeah. >> and if he doesn't win, then it will be seinfeld, or it'll sarah. so it's like -- it's fun to go. i mean, you know, the awards shows are great, and i know you hosted, and you did a great job by the way. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: oh, thank you. thank you very much. >> it's -- they're fun. i mean, i have to admit, like, you know, i feel kind of mixed emotions about the red carpet thing because the red carpet, really they want to see beautiful people, or beautiful dresses. so when i'm walking down the red carpet, like the photographers always look at me like, all right. [ laughter ] you know? maybe his plane will go down. you know? [ laughter ] we'll check it out. and at the grammys

the party panel is back, so they also paid page chappelle $20 million.sort of equalize the desire to boycott them? >> there may be something else going on beside racial disparity. one piece that isn't talked about enough is wanda sykes said no thanks. if you don't think someone is offering you fair wages for your work, you can say see you, suckers. and she did. i would rather they didn't call for a boycott and legislation. what whether earnings of those specials. did the specials have netflix subscriptions? kennedy: they didn't want to hear her resume because there is nothing on there that necessarily says more people will watch your special because of the projects you worked none the past. >> as the only hiring key member of the patriarchy. i have some takes on this. kennedy: regardless of the fact they have boobies, katie and katherine outrank you. >> this speaks to a broader trend in comedy. if you refer to kate's politics that's a substitute for actually being clever. as we saw in the previous segment. if you are an actor or actress and want vague mo

the judge said that dominic chappell was not a credible witness.r correspondent who has been following the case. what happened in court? well, i havejust come from the court in brighton where thejudge come from the court in brighton where the judge handed come from the court in brighton where thejudge handed over his verdict quite late, about an hour ago, and dominic chappell, you will remember, is the man who bought vhs for £1 from sir philip green, the retail tycoon who had controlled it for 20 years. that was in 2015 and little more than a year later he presided over its collapse, going into administration, and in that time since then mps, the insolvency service as well, have been investigating, but also the pension regulator because the pension scheme had a huge deficit and they have been trying to get to the bottom of that. in that process, on three occasions, they made legal orders to get information from him, all of which thejudge has get information from him, all of which the judge has found here legally neglected or refused to respond to,

i went to see dave chappelle at radio city and they did this. >> dave chappelle, lumineerss. >> you haver kid or whatever. i have so many videos on my phone that i've never ever looked at. >> of concerts. >> yeah. videos of concerts that i'm going to look at it later and you don't care and neither does no one else. >> i don't like it being banned but we should all put our phones away. chris rock is like, if you're coming, do that. we asked our viewers what they thought. this was pretty one-sided. 73% said cell phones should not be banned. 27% said ban them. >> okay. >> let me get my phone before we start. >> it's banned. >>> we're going to start with the grammys, star-studded, swept social media. here's what people are talking about on twitter. the most tweeted about star was camilla cabello. the most tweeted about moment was kesha's performance. we played a clip of that earlier, the cuban-born singer giving a passionate plea to support d.r.e.a.m.ers and the most tweeted song of the night was despacito. fans were tweeting, what happened to despacito, clearly the biggest song of 2017, but

. >>> dave chappell won the award for best comedy album.lue ivy stole the show her 6-year-old was caught shushing her parents for clapping too loud. mom, dad. tam. >> you know, i could see this happening. >> she's a real star. >> our super bowl cover annual continues as the eagles and fans get ready for game day. >> new information about a fire that injured 6 people in north philadelphia. an arrest has been made. we've got developing news out of berks county. three people were killed inside a home in reading. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >>> now on "action news," the eagles have landed. super bowl excitement shifts into high gear with less than a week to go to the big game. >>> gunfire leads to a deadly discovery in berks county. multiple victims are found in one home. >>> fire injuries people in north philadelphia, police expect foul play. one person was forced to jump from the home. >> let's go over to david murphy with a little bit more snow, david murphy has more on that. and karen rogers is helping you go

alonzo chappell made a painting of all of the people who came to house. they took lincoln's body -- he was still conscious for a few hours after the shooting. they took him to this house. they took lincoln's little rooming house, a soldier gave up his room. if any of you have ever been to the rooming house, it is very .like nine by 14 feet so, just really looks like a room for a bed and a nightstand, chappell has to include all 47 people that night.up that so he had photographs made of everybody. is the oldest son, robert todd. periodfor art in this, i want you to get it out of your head it's about art and expression. it's about business, media, striking while the iron is hot. isn't this something? ?an you imagine that your father is assassinated. you go to a photographer's gallery, have your portrait taken the way you thought you mourningve been in the room that is much too small. they have to show everybody that came that night. a rubber room, a room that keeps getting bigger. this is sad. this is a man that jumped up to protect lincoln and had a really

. >> featuring u2 and comedian dave chappelle. he then won for best rap performance. >> this is love. i appreciate every single one of you all. >> doesn't feel real. doesn't feel like i'm here. i probably won't process this for like another seven years or something. >> reporter: main stars kicked the night off here, wearing white roses. they say to show support for the time's up and #metoo movement. >> it's about equality again. it's about respecting women. >> reporter: hosted by james corden, the night was filled with poiniant moments -- poignant moments. kesha performed. and they performed the national suicide prevention hotline. >>> and eric morris, who performed at the route 91 harvest festival, paid tribute to those this year. >> patty depone performed broadway classics. [ singing ] >> in honor of the grammy's return to new york for the first time in 50 years. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >>> so good last night. kendrick lamar won best album, best rap album, as well. his performance was awesome. >>> and there was a non

talking about side ponytails and political and the politically correct crowd freaking out over dave chappelle jokes no no i'm not talking about that i am i am talking about north korea iran and the long running horror show that israel and palestine already this week we've seen the brand name and cheap united states president donald trump tweet up a storm over who has the bigger red nuclear button himself or north korean leader kim jong un with trump tweeting out will someone from his depleted and food starve regime please inform him that i too have a nuclear button but it is much bigger and more powerful more powerful one than his and my button works. our president sounding like an apocalyptic via grad on the w w e network. but while the donald was busy tweet bragging kim jong un was busy extending an olive branch to south korea yeah you actually heard me correct north and south korea have reopened a long suspended cross border hotline in an effort to start official talks over north korea sending a delegation to the twenty eight thousand winter olympics which in case you've been living under

comedian dave chappelle joining in. >> the only thing more

but chappell has to include all the 47 people that showed up that night. so he had photographs made of everybody. so this is lincoln's son robert, who actually posed for a photograph that would then be used for the painting. again, i just wanted -- for art in this period, i want to get you out of the idea that it's all about emotion, expression. it's about business, it's about media. it's about striking while the iron is hot, while people are still interested. isn't this something? can you imagine that? like your father is assassinated. you go to a photographer's gallery and have your portrait taken the way you thought you might have been mourning when you were in that room that is much too small. it was called the rubber room. the room keeps getting bigger as people enter. they have to show everybody that came that night. this is kind of sad. this is henry rathbone, the man that jumped up to protect lincoln and got his arm slashed and had a horrible life afterwards, really horrible life. he gets pushed all the way to the -- that's not fair. here is the pr

about racial issues, political issues in this country and so he had performances by you to and dave chappele about those themes and then we also had a little comedy sketch where several of the performance read excerpts of the book by an fury and hillary clinton made a cameo, reading a portion of that book. president trump was angry at that. he slams the book, i look at that. he slams the book, i look at the inside workings of his white house. ajab at the inside workings of his white house. a jab at the president at the grammys as well. hillary clinton appearing was one of those moments, wasn't it. in times of the winners, did do is predict that? you know, a lot of people expected jay z or kendrick lamar to win for album of the year but bruno mars beat them out. jay z led the nominations of with eight going into the grammys but he did not take those prizes and i think that was a bit industry. kendrick lamar didn't do quite well, with five grammys, including best wrap performance, best wrap album. —— rap, and that is quelled some of the criticism about the grammys have received about not givi

entire gathering several smaller protests took place elsewhere in switzerland including geneva marty chappell involved takes a closer look at what is on the agenda at the us for. the world economic forum is well underway here in the scenic town of davos nestled in the swiss alps and the guest list is chock full of political heavyweights such as may merkel mccrone and to many surprise trump no one expected mr america first to even consider participating in a forum whose boast the globalist idea of creating a shared future in a fractured world and yet he's slotted to be the last speaker of the event and will most likely use the opportunity to soapbox about his own brand of economic nationalism and all the political elite continue to enjoy the conference and rub elbows the i.m.f. has warned that the current economic climate has caused voters to lose faith in them voters in many advanced economies have soured on political establishment doubting their ability to deliver broadly shared growth in the face of tepid real wage gains reduced labor shares in national income and rising job polarization an

in my house even if i see is in cebu the whole melange color chappelle's sorn it's been a tradition and as if i'd like. just talking and she pokes fun of all. i've got that tell me when i said i thought that money came on for something they've got a fire god that is just as clover does move from to new york and buy it or not perish and then buy the accept human being too so i don't know of it's most of the who signed a small stuff on the phone to me and that's a steal for shot from d.c. he said even. if you can leave. i mean if you like to shuffle was a lesson for finding i did yeah i don't know doc well i tell ya it looks like it's the same thing mentioning all of this glacier gleefully one rank and then the mystical or the dish to get testing done folks and yet us in guns the slaves will be dished you know i suppose so i thought. yeah but if i smash up you mentioned a few about synthetic i'm often just the norm but i know my partner has guns and lives as a hyundai i'm a sex in the dark i'm a station saying i've left the next day when i was young and it's me bush has an issue do you it

>> dave chappelle, new details about their top secret collaboration. >> the glasses. >> the vanity fairail going viral. oprah's three hands. reese's three legs. the stars explain today. >> the star who was supposed to be in an historic photo, until he was dropped at the 11th hour. >> shocking new video. five new angles of tom cruise's mission impossible stunt gone wrong. >> you can actually see him break his foot. >> then a. rod opening up about his modern family with jennifer lopez, and how the girls are following in j. lo's footsteps. >> they're trying to produce just like jennifer. >> nbc nightly news anchor lester holt going totally l.a. >> taking his tie off. >> no more new yorky. >> can we get you some tequila? >>>

damage from mud flow at chappell at casa de maria in montecito. nearly 70 hours after mud began to flow, search and rescue from county started looking for survivors. >> we're still in rescue mode, conducting primary and secondary searches and victim removal. >> it's almost impossible task to cover so much ground. some homes gone, some standing. meantime the sheriff's office has released names of the 17 known victims. crews with the california air national guard's 129th rescue wing on the way back to moffett field. saved three people in santa barbara county. >> toyota hydroplaning. almost need a different word for what happened there. >> man who was driving that prius is counting his blessings. >> story of survival. >> reporter: man behind the wheel has a name, deion franklin, he and girlfriend trying to escape from the water and debris. >> wall of water hit from behind, coming from rear-view mirror, hit from behind and car just took on speed of its own. hit the corner out of sight of the video we hydroplaned all the way down, almost in the creek b

side ponytails and political and the politically correct crowd freaking out over dave chappelle jokes no no i'm not talking about that i am i am talking about north korea iraq and the long running horror show that israel and palestine already this week we've seen the brand name and cheap united states president donald trump tweet up a storm over who has the bigger red nuclear button himself or north korean leader kim jong un who knew with tweeting out will someone from his depleted and food starve regime please inform him that i too have a nuclear button but it is much bigger and more powerful more powerful one than his and my button works. our president sounding like an apocalyptic via grad on the w w e network. but while the donald was busy tweet bragging kim jong un was busy extending an olive branch to south korea yeah you actually heard me correct north and south korea have reopened a long suspended cross border hotline in an effort to start official talks over north korea sending a delegation to the twenty eight thousand winter olympics which in case you've been living under a r

dominic chappell, who was in charge of bhs when it went bust in 2016, has been found guilty on three pensions regulator. the scheme had 19,000 members and a shortfall of £571 million when bhs collapsed. he'll be sentenced at a later date. lingerie company rigby & peller said it was "deeply saddened" at losing its most prestigious customer — the queen. it had held the royal warrant since 1960. but the decision to cancel it came after the retailer's director wrote a book — storm in a d—cup — revealing details of life inside buckingham palace. shares in marks and spencer dropped sharply today after the retailer posted disappointing christmas results, with falls in both food and clothing sales. but there was good news for tesco and for some more recent arrivals on the retail scene, as our business correspondent emma simpson reports. the show‘s over, we've moved on, but the christmas story for retailers is only now becoming clear. so who are some of the winners and losers? tesco's done well with sales up today, so have many of the other grocers. but food sales, usually a bright spot for m

talking about side ponytails and political and the politically correct crowd freaking out over dave chappelle jokes no no i'm not talking about that i am i am talking about north korea iran and the long running horror show that is israel and palestine already this week we've seen the brand name in cheap united states president donald trump tweet up a storm over who has the bigger red nuclear button himself or north korean leader kim jong un with trump tweeting out will someone from his depleted and food starve regime please inform him that i too have a nuclear button but it is much bigger and more powerful more powerful one than his and my button works our president sounding like an apocalyptic via grad on the w w e network. but while the donald was busy tweet bragging kim jong un was busy extending an olive branch to south korea yeah you actually heard me correct north and south korea have reopened a long suspended cross border hotline in an effort to start official talks over north korea sending a delegation to the twenty eight thousand winter olympics which in case you've been living under

inside one of america's toughest presents it revived his flagging career and even helped him go chappell plotted them tomake my reports. a little i'm johnny. johnny cash said prison audiences were the best and not just because they were captive listeners the song folsom prison blues won him many fans behind bars three doesn't rule it around. and i sleep in the sun son i don't know when i'm stuck in the school room. and sometimes you know. in one nine hundred sixty eight cash played the song before more than a thousand inmates and guards at the maximum security penitentiary in northern california the album he recorded there sold more than three million copies and revived caches of flagging career one that had been hindered by his addiction to prescription drugs half a century after his two performances on that day the inmates at folsom still appreciate cash his appearance their sight he looks at us like below the low but little things like that kind of get your mind out of the you know the audacity of prison life despite his outlaw image cache never spent more than a few nights in jail fo

damage from mud flow at chappell at casa de maria in montecito. nearly 70 hours after mud began to flow, search and rescue from county started looking for survivors. >> we're still in rescue mode, conducting primary and secondary searches and victim removal. >> it's almost impossible task to cover so much ground. some homes gone, some standing. meantime the sheriff's office has released names of the 17 known victims. crews with the california air national guard's 129th rescue wing on the way back to moffett field. saved three people in santa barbara county. >> toyota hydroplaning. almost need a different word for what happened there. >> man who was driving that prius is counting his blessings. >> story of survival. >> reporter: man behind the wheel has a name, deion franklin, he and girlfriend trying to escape from the water and debris. >> wall of water hit from behind, coming from rear-view mirror, hit from behind and car just took on speed of its own. hit the corner out of sight of the video we hydroplaned all the way down, almost in the creek b

. >> dave chappell performing there, and then there's this message from monet. >> we also have the powere the culture that does not serve us well. ♪ i hope you're somewhere praying, praying ♪ >> keysha took the stage for one of her first performances in years. she's been in a battle of her own with her first producer. she's sued him for sexual assault. then there's another that got the crowd riled up. >> one reason he liked to eat at mcdonald's. nobody knew he was coming, and the food was basically premade. >> hillary clinton performing as part of a bit auditioning to read the audio version of the back "fire and fury." some of the other auditions with cardi b, snoop dog. and the biggest winner last night, bruno mars who went six for six winning all six categories he was nominated in including a sweep of the big three albums, record of the year, 24 carat madgeb, and song of the year, "that's what i like." ♪ fly, eagles, fly on the road to victory ♪ >>> philadelphia is getting a late christmas present a the birds head to the super bowl, and one super fan is channelling the holiday season t

included a brief appearance by u-two, a segment spookily evoking the murders of black men, and dave chappelleerrupting to remind us:"...that the only thing more frightening than watching a black man be honest in america is being an honest black man in america."the grammys embraced that honesty, giving lamar five trophies, and putting a spotlight on rap. "it showed me a true definition of what being an artist was. from the jump, i thought it was about the accolades and the cars and the clothes, but it's really about expressing yourself and putting that paint on the canvas for the world to evolve for that next listener generation after that, you know what i'm saying?" (singing) "so tonight i'm gonna show you off..."bruno mars went lamar one better, taking home six grammys, including the top awards: album, record, and song of the year."look at me, pop, look at me! i'm on, i'm at the grammys right now!" (nat-applause) chris stapleton nearly swept the country categories, winning three of the field's four grammys. and past winner hillary clinton made a taped appearance, in a montage of stars readin

. >>> and comedian dave chappelle had it all nearly 13 years ago, but he still wasn't happy so he walked away from tv stardom to find meaning in his life. in a rare

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dave chappelle came out and gave us a little honor -- honorary introduction.or a long time? like, when you start a group like that, are they people you've met recently or -- >> yeah. i've known those guys for a long time. actually robert glasper was teaching me piano. but i'm not a good pianist so he had -- i had to give that up. but -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, maybe he's just a bad teacher. [ laughter ] >> let's put it at that. rob, you're a bad teacher, man. >> seth: also, i want to ask you, it strikes me that you've become fairly political -- politically active. is that something that you've seen coming for a long time? is there a reason that it's increased in recent years? >> yeah, you know i -- seth, i have to say, initially i was like -- i was always feeling, like, socially conscious and aware of helping the community. but as far as politics and that world and policy change, it really shifted when i became a part of "selma." the movie "selma" was like, i learned what people had to do to change laws and it was, like, wow! i need to put my energy

. >> jimmy: you have dave chappelle this season. >> yeah.wis. >> jimmy: i -- i think what is jerry lewis' final interview. >> it was his final interview, yeah, we were so thrilled to be able to see him. >> jimmy: he's one of my all time -- >> one of the all-time legends. now that is a -- now he's a legend. [ cheers and applause ] he's a legend. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now how did you -- how did you intro him? how did you intro him? >> as a legend. yeah. >> jimmy: you did. yeah. >> yeah, never say -- this is the funniest guy. you know that from your stand-up years. >> jimmy: i know. >> you go in the toilet after that. >> jimmy: i know, but it's an entertaining show, and people know who you are, and i think you've kind of proven your point. [ light laughter ] >> all right, yeah. well we'll see who's -- >> jimmy: let's see who's the -- yeah. well, right now we're about to go head-to-head in the first-ever "tonight show" standup battle. [ cheers and applause ] now here's how this works. this is the standup generator, and we'll each tak

new york thank you so much for your time well let's not bring in our social media producer andrew chappelle what's been the reaction online andrew to president trump's kuantan amman osment. well there's certainly been a strong reaction from both sides of the aisle regarding trump's one ton of the decision and rights groups have also foist their condemnation of this decision amnesty international has called this executive order quote cruel inhumane and a direct threat to human rights while the american civil liberties union or a.c.l.u. says this facility cost taxpayers more than four hundred forty five million dollars a year just to detain the forty one men that are there now so they they say the notion that guantanamo is worthwhile would be laughable if it wasn't so tragic and that's in addition to the incalculable human suffering now supporters of president trump are backing this decision online like scott pressler here he says these enemy combatants should not be able to further radicalize our american prisons now trump said that hundreds and hundreds of prisoners from u.s. custody have b

ambitions and the like but for nearly three quarters of an hour talk turns to reality tells andrew chappelle this story made me feel sick when i heard about it because i thought oh my goodness wat of those poor people in hawaii come through here it's kind of crazy . just to take you through it i'm an emergency alert sent by the hawaii emergency management agency let's a thirty eight minutes of panic across the state over fears of an imminent north. korean missile attack now we're about to play the message so if you happen to be listening to us on radio calm down don't be alarmed but just imagine tuning into the tottenham versus everton football match and seeing this. the u.s. pacific command has detected a missile threat to hawaii a missile may impact on land or sea within minutes this is not a drill so that was on in b.c. same terrifying alert on c.b.s. if you were watching florida state take on ole miss in the in a basketball game from we will announce when the threat has ended and i went out on radio stations instructing drivers to pull to the side of the road and seek shelter in a buildi

views with us joining is there live from london let's bring in our social media producer andrew chappelle now and you we saw pictures earlier of pro government rallies in iran but we're not seeing many of the anti-government protests that we've seen in the last week you know you see a lot of people that are basically scratching their heads they are wondering how the protest movement can go from eighty cities to practically nothing in just a matter of days well there they have continued these protests have continued these pictures are from a demonstration in the capital on thursday night where demonstrators chanted death to the supreme leader yet again but now there's a delay in getting these kinds of pictures out of iran since the government blocked access to certain applications earlier in the week. it was social networks that were killing the fire of the battle it was social networks that said we've protesters were gathering and what slogans they were chanting as you saw with social networks to shut down and limited this edition subsided. now that was a. hardline cleric speaking to thou

couldn't go there in polite society. >> yeah. >> i'm sure offending people, but that's what dave chappellee for quite some time, but having the conversation. you've said this nonstop. we have got to have an honest conversation and we can't throw people overboard because they say something that offends us. we have to walk through that and keep talking and get this right. >> because ultimately metoo is about leveling the playing field and creating equality between men and women so women have to have a strong voice that they are able to use. and they need to be paid equally. i mean, these are basics. but you can't get there this way at the rate it's going where there's sort of like a steam roller through the conversation and no one is allowed to say anything because ultimately you want to hire really good men who are good on a moral level and add value on a business level and really good women, too. and we haven't talked about that part. we've only talked about women as perfect victims. and it's much more complicated. i've had incredible conversations with women and men over dinner tables whe

even dave chappelle who came on "saturday night live" and said we have to give trump a chance. one step further steven mill certificate a racist. >> all the way back to high school. >> this is somebody who is ingrained in racist believes. the idea you can sit across a racist person and have a reasonable discourse about immigration reform is assinine. >> that's the problem where democrats find themselves. donald trump just said the entire continent africa, 55 countries are shit hole countries. i wonder if they are freight an unrealistic frame. >> that assumes we're dealing in an ordinary time where you have to sit down with people who disagree with you. not about sitting down with people who disagree with you, it's about sitting down with people who are operating in this sort of a parallel universe. you can't make progress if they are not dealing with the same set of facts. we in the media also need to look at it and not say on the one hand, on the other hand. that's where like the conservative immediate area you're always going to have people out there who are alleging conspira

you look at me right, physically, like now, i'm like 40 pounds heavier than i was when i did the chappelleon to myself. i have actual relationships with my kids. i've been all over the country touring all of my life but i never saw anything. now i've seen everything. i can talk to people. i have time to stop, if people said they liked me, it wasn't like a brushed past them but i have time to say you do? the way that i engaged the world was different. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hollywood is gearing up for the 75th annual golden globe awards tomorrow night in beverly hills. the event usually known as one of the industry's biggest parties is taking a more serious tone after explosive revelations about sexual harassment and assault rocked the entertainment world. leonard villarreal has the story. >> reporter: host seth meyers helped roll out the red carpet. it's part of the preparations for the first major awards show forced to confront an industry-wide sexual assault scandal. >> you want to talk about the elephant in the room and this year is about the movies and television shows they were made and they wer

so dave chappel at one point stood up in his participation and said just to remind the audience, thethan watching a black man be honest in america is being an honest black man in america. so a kind of political message that, racial message there, right at the start of the ceremony. and then best new artist, kara got the main prize, and that was largely expected. that keep the what we have seen so far, and lots more performances to come —— alessia cara. and lots more performances to come -- alessia cara. and we were talking about the movement around the fact that black artist were believed to have been snubbed in the previous yea rs of have been snubbed in the previous years of this event. that was also centrestage, alongside another movement which has gained traction in hollywood, the sexual harassment, solidarity with victims of that, and the #metoo movement, as well. yes, absolutely, and i just the #metoo movement, as well. yes, absolutely, and ijust came from the red carpet where am men and women we re red carpet where am men and women were wearing white roses in support of the #m