elcome, sheriff [applause] arpaio: thank you.ow going to where fountain hills, arizona is. great that our next president picked this great town? anybody, don't tell for security reasons, but you can see my house from here. you know how close i am. my wife can see me on the porch. thank you for coming. we had a little problem with demonstrators trying to disrupt -- [crowd boos] sheriff arpaio: because of them, you had to get a little more sunshine, but we made it. three of them are in jail. [applause] arpaio: if they think they are going to intimidate you and the next president of the united states, it's not going to happen. not in this town. i want to do this quick because our next president is waiting. i want to say a couple of things about donald trump. i've been involved in a lot of presidential campaigns. you know that. i met donald when he was here the first time in july. thousands of people came out to see him. thousands. him.i first introduced my gut feeling told me he is different. also, i a senior citizen, i am not a psy

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and free crossroads secrets that will blow your mind right back elcome back to the show, everyone. and tonight's "e.t" birthday, which coach on the voice once worked as a waiter at a johnny rockets restaurant. that's adam levine. turns 37 today. >> one of the best business, gotta love him. >> let's take a look at what we have for you on mondleck talks "batman vs. superman" and his ginormous back tattoo. >>> then kim fields su before her "dancing" . - watch out, and hang on. - i just h - it was almost like a firecracker going off in my mouth. [all screaming].. [elephant trumpets] - it was on top of my bible. i pulled the trigger. - or go down in flames. this is "caught on camera." [cheers and applause]ht on camera." i'm nick cannon. give it up! these are my people! [cheers and applause] and we're coming to you from universal citywalk in hollywood,'re firing on all cylinders with some truly incredible videos and you'll meet

. >>> elcome back. there was tragedy at an ohio school yesterday. a student hit two students. they're b bh in stable condition in the hospital. two others were injured in the chaos. the 14-year-old suspect tossed his handgun as he fled. he's been caught and charge would fuloanious assault and making terroristic threats. >>> for the first time justice clarence thomas asked 10 questions about a federal gun law, with fellow justice antonin scalia wrong, maybe he felt it was time to speak up. >>> and an hour long chase of a hummer. the chase ended with a stand off girlfriend and their kids, he fled uphill in the dark of night as shots were fired. police are still searching for the asuspect. >>> and today is the day scott kelly will be returning to earth after setting an american record for longest time in space. and let's get down to business. the houston livestock show and rodeo begins today and will include peormances from miranda lambert and many more. the 20-day annual event is one of the longest exhibitions and raised money for educational youth programs since 1932. >>> and a

chicago,elcome back to where i'm attempting to heat up. uva faces their opponent tomorrow night.,could be a problem for considered that they like the fast-paced game. uva likes to play the half-court defense and slow the game down. meantime, sitting back to enjoy the windy city. >> the virginia cavaliers. robert: a sweet 16 matchup cannot get sweeter than playing in the house that jordan built. an honor.y, it's just seeing him on tv and all that, cannot wait. robert: they will need to pull off a bullish performance tomorrow night against iowa state, it seemed that can bring them out of their comfort zone. >> it does not mean th w to get spat up. -- sped up. >> every media session, everybody is asking how we will handle their solid players. we just do what we do. >> establishing our defense and letting them know early they will have to make tough shots all night is huge. robert: for seeing your malcolm brogdon, it key is simple. >> relax. we came out and we were sped up against michigan state couple years ago. we have to understand we played our way into this position. robert: tip

now it is time for "the press review." .elcome back oliver farry joined me on set for a look at today's french and international papers. hi there, all over. francois hollande and david cameron met on thursday, and the french president warned the u.k. about what might happen if britain does leave the e.u. co the so-called jumbo migrant camp is called a ticking bomb for the june 23 recommend him -- the june 23 referendum. france is warning the u.k. that if it wants to lead the e.u. -- to leave the e.u., it would no longer be france's responsibility. caps off' on --cameron says more leaving some people to accuse the two leaders of orchestrating an attack. shona: france does seem to be the e.u. nation most responsible for speaking out against brexit. --ver: the problem is relations between france and london are suspended pending the june referendum. migrants dominated the agenda, but the only questions of defense and security were carried by a real sense of bilateral is him. both sides feel they are paralyzed, with the centenary celebration do for the first of july, just a week after the re

. >> please elcome the next president of the united states mr. donald j. trump. >>reporter: minutes later he took center stage, thousands of his fans showing their support, cheering at the top of their lungs. >> i don't have anybody's money. nobody's going to tell us what to do. i'm working for you and i'm working for you. i'm working for you folks. >>reporter: fueled by the spirited and untamed crowd, trump wasted no time going after his two biggest rivals. >> lion ted cruz comes can't say it the right way. we got to go lying ted. no little marco. little. he's liddle, liddle marco. >>reporter: that was only one of about a handful of protestors who were escorted out after clashing with trump fans. trump clashing on a number of issues including foreign trade and building a wall at the border claiming mexico will pay for it. this week all eyes will be on florida, a winner take all state in tuesday's primary. >> it's very important to vote, but only if you're going to vote for donald j. trump, okay. otherwise, don't vote. >>reporter: and this rally was pretty tame c

elcome back to the nation's largest auto show, the top names in the business are here showing off their best and boldest carsn one of the biggest is mary ra b mary barra, ceo of general motors. mary barra, ceo of general motors pleasure to have you on our great to be here. >> i was very excited to talk to you. i'll tell you why. this is my second auto show. >> okay. >> when i was there last year and also came this saw was a sea of blue suits. men in blue suits, right? and now i'm talking to a female tell me, is the auto industry still this old boy macho industry? or has it evolved? has it like it has evolved and you are the clear reason why. >> i can definitely tell you at general motors it has.ple decades ago. had it not 20 years back i wouldn't be here right now. i really have to give a lot of people at general motors credit great assignments, stretching me, challenging me. that's something that general motors has done really well. when you look at the key women across the company, really heavy lifting roles, i'm really proud of general motors. style especially comingthe g.m. recall a

right now, she is in the machine ♪ ♪ columbia, not the kind you smoke ♪ ♪ this here is a first ♪ elcomeght. we appreciate that wake-up music. >> today, the astronauts test the onboard systems and review procedures for tomorrow's lending. -- landing. a test of the flight control system is conducted by john young. the flight control system surfaces,olombia's the body flaps, the writer, speed brake. speed brake. these will be required for tomorrow's lendinlanding. testsyload bay door ensure that landing can be done before tomorrow. as with every mission, many pictures of the earth are taken by the astronauts. over 500 on this first flight. active volcanoes, cloud , giant whirlpools over 15 miles in diameter. highdunes 1500 feet running unbroken for hundreds of miles. a high himalayas where mountain peaks reach 24,000 feet. one of the most remarkable aggressive or taken -- remarkable space photographs i -- ever in, sandhillsse cleared in iran. the receive a call from vice president of the united states, george bush. bush: this trip is going to excite the forward thinking in this country, so

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place and another for yours may all your tomorrow's be as delicious as today [ cheers and applause ]elcome back, everybody, please give it up for the 8g band right over there. [ cheers and applause ] also, sitting in with the band all week, he is the drummer for two iconic american rock bands, pearl jam and sound garden, here. [ cheers and applause ] be sure to check out matt and pearl jam on their upcoming north-american tour, which kicks ft. lauterdale, and wraps may 11th in toronto. matt, been such a pleasure having you here this week, thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now, you guys moving on. these days, slang terms our evolving so fast that sometimes it's hard to keep up. primer, in a segment we're calling, what else, "seth ang." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this first slang term obably heard of. it's called, "ghost." you're most likely familiar with ghosting, what does it mean? well, it's the act of suddenly ceasing all communication with t no longer wish to date. [ laughter ] for example, "i thought me and trevor had something, but i haven't heard from him in 1

back cover there. [ laughter ] i was about to go to sleep with my handbag and then -- [ laughter ]elcome priyanka chopra. [ cheers and applause ] nd applause ] damn. >> jimmy: please. >> they are everything. >> jimmy: the roots are everything. >> jimmy: yeah, they are.g backstage, and i just -- i was like, "yes, keep playing." >> jimmy: yeah, i know. i'm like just make an app. [ laughter ] just get it over with. [ laughter ] thank you so much for being here. you look gorgeous. >> thank you so much for having me. >> jimmy: please. oh, my gosh.much to talk to you about. i just saw you in l.a. you were at the oscars. and then you're filming in -- >> miami. >> jimmy: miami. >> i took a redeye on -- after r the vanity fair party. i did a red carpet. i went right back onto the road, sat in the car, changed from my gown, got onto a redeye, started shooting "baywatch" monday morning. >> jimmy: "baywatch." >> yeah. >> jimmy: come on. [ cheers and applause ]about this. >> oh, he's incredible too. >> jimmy: they just announced the hoff -- david hasselhoff is going to do a cameo. >> yes, he is going

presides over the paso doble, she's the co-host of "dancing with the stars," the new season starts elcome erin andrews. [ cheers and applause ] >> what do you have right there? >> jimmy: this is an album. okay. >> jimmy: i'll send it home with you. >> i can't wait. >> jimmy: do you have a turntable still? >> no. >> jimmy: maybe this isn't the best place to ask you.ion dollars? >> i don't have any money. >> jimmy: you don't have any money? >> i have not signed a new contract. oh, but my >> jimmy: that's not what i was talking about. by the way, i'm so happy you won that case. [ cheers and applause ] discuss a lot of the details because of appeals and whatnot. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to tell you i am very happy that you won. >> thank you. yeah, this is kind of my come why would i not want to be here? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: why would you not want to be here? >> sorry, to thank everybody. there are so many people that actually reached out. all over the world, really. >> jimmy: it is nice that something horrible like that, you get to see the nice partet. >> yeah, is there a nice p

elcome to the show, jeff daniels. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> good. >> seth: good. it's lovely to have you here. to be here. >> seth: and thank you, this is your day off on broadway and making time for us. i really appreciate it. >> not really, no. i go on, this may be news to ur viewers, we tape this earlier in the evening. >> seth: yeah. >> i go on in an hour. >> seth: you go on in an hour? >> yeah. >> seth: oh, you don't get the day off. >> no, it's monday -- we're a monday through saturday night. >> seth: look at you guys. oh, so you had yesterday off. >> yeah. well then i don't feel that bad. >> i'm up. i'm full -- i'm refreshed. i'm ready to go. >> seth: all right, good. [ laughter ] well this is -- how is it like being -- you started as a stage >> yeah. >> seth: is it nice being back on stage, on broadway? >> i love it. it's hard. "blackbird" is a real tough, tough drama that i'm doing with us. it's -- you gotta know what you're doing to do broadway.l to be asked to do it again. and to be above the title it's just a -- it's a bucket li

(announcer vo) it's what makes a [ cheers and applause ]elcome back to "late night" everybody. please give it up for the 8g band over there. [ cheers and applause ] also, he's been sitting in all drums, from the black keys, patrick carney is with us. [ cheers and applause ] it has been an honor, patrick. please come back anytime.ys know what a casserole is? a casserole is a meal where you ferent kinds of foods in a dish and you sort of cook it up. and what you get is what you get.ring this up is we here at "late night", we come up with tons of different ideas all the time for the show. and many of them aren't quite full sketch, a full meal, if you will. so instead of just discarding all those ideas we thought we'd style in a segment we call "late [ applause ] >> seth: all right, first up, one of our writers thought of showing celebrities caught without their make up, it would be funny to show celebrities caught with their make up. in a segment cleverly titled, "celebrities caught with their make up." ay, let's check out the first celebrity. looks like we caught this hollywood s

so, without further ado, here is the "late night demopublocratic [ cheers and applause ]elcome to the "late night demopublocratic presidential debate." i'm your moderator, seth meyers. [ clears throat ] excuse me. let's get started.st question is for you. you're coming off of your third straight primary victory and polls show you're going to have a big night tonight. what do you think this means for the future of our country?t is going to be a disaster. >> seth: thank you. senator sanders, how do you mp's parents would have described his childhood? >> their kid's intellectual development may have been impacted. [ laughter ]ense. senator rubio, john kasich refuses to drop out of the race. what do you think his game plan is? >> to continue to try something ce of happening. [ light laughter ] >> seth: dr. carson, if you were elected, what would your secret service code name be? >> fruit salad. ] >> seth: that's a good one. that's a super good one. [ cheers and applause ] fruit salad? senator clinton, what are the ortant things you expect to learn from a drake song? >> where do we start f

bum-pa-dum, [ cheers and applause ]elcome back to "late night", everybody. please, give it up for the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] so good to see you guys, as always.night is an academy award-nominated actor, who you know from his work in the "ocean's" trilogy, "gone baby gone," and "interstellar." the new film, "triple 9," which opens in theaters friday. let's take a look. [ gunfire ]foot. >> he's on the run! >> go, go, go! >> go, go, go. >> get down, get down.] >> get that on the ground. [ gunfire ] >> seth: please welcome to the show casey affleck. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? movie. >> seth: there is some gun play. >> seth: spoiler alert, there is some gun -- and i have to say, i saw the movie, it's great, you're wonderful in it. >> thank you.e clip, you're very good running. because i think sometimes -- running. is that all right? >> seth: no, that's good. because, i think some action he things -- the one thing they miss is they don't look good running. >> are you being serious? >> seth: i am. >> really? [ light laughter ] say who i

. >>> elcome back. there are six more contests by the way coming up in just the net few days. today, democrats hold their caucuses in maine. and then puerto rico holds its republican primary today. then on tuesday republicans have caucuses in hawaii and a primary in idaho, and both parties have primaries in mississippi and michigan. michigan perhaps is the big prize, and so we have a brand new nbc news/"the wall street trump way out in front at 41%. ted cruz and marco rubio sitting much farther behind. and john kasich, who is hoping for a big boost from michigan, we have him languishing in last place. we know there are other polls that indicate he's stronger. we'll find out on tuesday. and on the democratic side let me show you numbers, hillary clinton with a comfortable 17-point lead over bernie sanders, but both campaigns have indicated to me they believe this race is much close r than what our polinge ing polling indicates. . we bring in our panel. stephen henderson, editorial page editor for the big newspaper that will be covering the bigamimy primary the detroit stephen,

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and now to talk to us about populous conservativism, please .elcome senator rick santorum [cheers andnote -- senator santorum: thank you. i want to point out -- i have two of my boys here from the c inch tadel. you guys, stand up. good job. great to be here with you. let me just say that i listened to ben sass emp. i'm a conservative. but what i would say there are a lot of conservatives today all across this country who are scared. nervous about what is happening in this presidential race. seeing the republican party being attorney up. they are nervous as all heck as to what they are going to do. now you know what the american public has been feeling over the ast 10, 0, 30 years. they are nervous about their jobs, their families, their communities. they are nervous about where am america is going and putting their faith in the conservative movement and putting their faith in the republican party and concerned about them and going to work to make things better. create conditions. many of which were talked by men which i have nout for. but they don't see anything happening and see amer