on the cw here is camila mendes.dale. i just got out of quarantine like two weeks ago >> what did the cast get up to when you were in quarantine? >> in quarantine >> yeah. >> for the second quarantine, like i kind of hate it when people make me feel really [ bleep ] about not seeing movies if i haven't seen a really classic movie and people are like, you've never seen that >> yeah. >> and they make you feel terrible >> yeah. >> i hate that >> it's fine if you haven't seen it we're different people i have time to grow. >> but i've never seen "lord of the rings. i think i saw it when i was five years old, don't remember it, and i'm like i don't know and they're like what and they freak out. so, we did it in quarantine and then we decided to watch the best cinematic trilogy of all time >> what is it? >> "high school musical. >> yeah, that's right. i forgot it is "high school musical." >> it is "high school musical. >> there's three of them >> there's three of them and the third one, jimmy, you have to see the third one.

nicole kidman is here tonight. [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] plus, from the show "riverdale" on the cwouse is here [ cheers and applause he's always fun. and we got great music from henry hall oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause have you guys heard that song "drivers license" by olivia rodrigo [ cheers and applause it is the biggest thing to happen to music -- in music this year by far we actually just booked her for our show february 4th she'll be here. [ cheers and applause but the other big thing that's happening right now on tiktok is that everyone is singing sea shanties [ laughter ] so we thought it would be kinda fun to combine the two, and to hear what "drivers license" would sound like as a sea shanty here we go ♪ ♪ i got my driver's license like we always talked about 'cause you were so ♪ ♪ excited for m to drive up to your house i know we weren't perfect ♪ ♪ never felt this way for no one can't imagin how you are ♪ ♪ okay now that i'm gone guess you didn't mean what you wrote ♪ ♪ in that song about me 'cause you said foreve now i drive alon past your street ♪ ♪ 'cause you

on the cw. here is camila mendes. you were in quarantine >> in quarantine >> jimmy: yeah >> for the second quarantine, like i kind of hate it when people make me feel really [ bleep ] about not seeing movies like if i haven't seen like a really classic movie and people are like, "you've never seen that?" >> jimmy: yeah >> and they make you feel terrible >> jimmy: i know >> i hate that >> jimmy: it's fine if you haven't seen it. we're different people i have time to grow. and i can watch it tomorrow. >> there's like 500,000 movies in existence but i was like, i've never seen "lord of the rings." i think i saw it when i was like five years old with my cousin, or something don't remember it, and every time people talk about it, i'm like "i don't know" and they're like "what" and they freak out so, we did it in quarantine and then we decided to watch the best cinematic trilogy of all time >> jimmy: oh, let me think >> which is -- >> jimmy: what is it "godfather." >> "high school musical. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that'

tonight on the cw, "riverdale" jumped seven years into the future.ing all right. you're in vancouver, right? >> i am. i'm in the gray vancouver right now. >> jimmy: i hear that life is closer to normal than it is here. >> a little bit. i mean, people are still garbed in masks, things are shutting early, it's still pretty intense. >> jimmy: are people eating out and going to bars? >> yeah, but everybody shuts at 10:00. >> jimmy: is that what the virus wakes up? [ laughter ] >> that's what the virus has gone home. >> jimmy: you're from new zealand, right? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: they've really got covid figured out. i mean -- they crushed it. >> they've been good for like a year now. jacinda ardern is our president, who we're very fond of, she's done such a good job. also, a small country with 5 million people. i feel when the country needs to get something done, everybody puts their heads down and gets it done. >> jimmy: are your relatives taunting you, sending photographs of them hugging? >> all the boys are sending me full-on festivals and stuff, it'

. >> cw everything started to come to a head after the election of donald trump where the leaders oner side said if you disagree, you got to meet them in airports and they're sitting down eating with her family she got to come and show them that you mean business. it was violence. >> first of all let me bring you greetings from oklahoma the state were donald trump won all 77 counties. [cheering] >> and by the way it as an approved assay yet but in case it hasn't been said, he is still the leader of this party. make no doubt about it donald trump is. [cheering] [applause] but you are exactly right. with the election of donald trump expose the left for who they really are. they are intolerance, they don't want you to have your own ideas but if you don't toe the line exactly saying what they want you to say, think what they want you to think that you are canceled. that's what it's about every single one of us as a black conservative can really speak to it. they tried to keep us on that democrat plantation for too honey 50 years. but i'll tell you what, it ends. i will also say, i will a

the flight with 321d ten cw aboa toonulpa cruising altitude and the captain was making an announcementrge explosion chipped the cabin. experts say it was a dangerous situation. >> an engine failure like this at takeoff is very dangerous. the crew is fighting on one engine to get up and away, they're working on flying on one engine, making sure the fire gets out. >> reporter: people on the ground reported seeing smoke and piecings of metal come from the skies. a large circular piece of metal that appears to be a part of the engine casing can be seen in the front yard of this home. debris landed in the kitchen. the faa says the plane returned to denver international airport and landed safely to the terminal. officials say they're amazed no one was hurt on the ground. >> and the fact that we are still not getting report of any injuries is absolutely shocking at this point ro. the ntsb is leading the investigation. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. >> that is just the most wild story, lisa. it could have been so much worse, thankfully, nobody was hurt. >> i hope they are in hawaii now.

. >>> a new episode of the cw's legacies airs tonight.ars kaylee bryant and kristin leigh at 8:45. chris lee. >>> a crash at solano with two left lanes blocked. traffic is very slow as you head through. use san pablo avenue to get through the mess. sluggish conditions continue into the altamont mass. trouble spot at the 580, 205 connector in the clearing stages. >>> a clear cold start to our day, down to 30s and 40s. through the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. highs are in the mid 50s, upper 50s around the bay and low 60s inland. we will continue to watch temperatures climb through the work week and into the weekend. sunday is super bowl sunday and in tampa at kick off, a few showers in tampa, mid 60s. watch right here on kpix5. as you know, the super bowl snacks are what i am all about. we're going to have some ribs, guac, super excited about that. >> i am coming to your house. >> it all sounds good. no kidding. >>> 6:59. thanks for watching kpix5 news. don't forget, news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs this morning is coming u

. >>> tonight in the midst of the third season, cw's legacies will air its first musical episode.ut the founding of the school. it is a spin off of the vampire diaries. tonight's episode is a tribute to the past. >> as a fan of the vampire diaries, the whole premise to the musical is this love letter to the vampire diaries and origins. >> when we did our first episode, it was crazy in that we were revealed to be part of the cast and suddenly we had this flood of support from people that didn't even see the show yet. they fell in love with the characters from the vampire diaries originals. >> watch tonight at 9:00 on kbcw. >>> a life saving donation. how one mom is working to keep babies across her community fed during the pandemic. that's next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> we want to take another look outside at the richmond san rafael bridge. >>> remember kpix5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the area. go to kpix5.com/together. >>> coming up today, josh lucas stops by to chat. that's ready to take your immune support to thehe next leveve? natuture's b

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