so those lights and the prayer, those are for her. >> reporter: the lights left on so emmy can always find her way home. steve patterson, nbc news, san bernardino, california. >> so important. >>> in london tonight, an unusual transformation of buckingham palace. the building was lit up in green images of trees and leaves to call attention to a global conservation project supported by queen elizabeth called the commonwealth canopy project, the goal to preserve rainforest areas for future generations. >>> still ahead tonight, the state of emergency in oklahoma as wildfires burn through hundreds of square miles. >>> and a remarkable story of survival. how a family made it out alive as their home was consumed by a mudslide. >>> some breaking weather news in tonight. reports of a tornado touching down in greensboro, north carolina. it comes as severe thunderstorms are forecast from virginia down to florida. this was the scene this weekend in meridian, mississippi, where a tornado there blew a roof off a house. a neighbor shooting his video from across the street. it was one of many buildi

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denese skinscience featuring emmy award winner leeza gibbons, tv host lisa robertson, and daytime emmyner and "general hospital" star finola hughes. >> male announcer: and now the exclusive premiere of "winning the wrinkle war," examining how powerful age-renewing and youth-building ingredients can actually deliver incredible results like these in just 14 days. >> female announcer: and transform your skin like this in only 60 days. >> male announcer: but first, let's join reporter and emmy award winner leeza gibbons. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, ladies. thank you. thank you so much, and welcome. i'm excited about our program today because we're talking about winning the wrinkle war. i'm 57 years old, and if you're like me, you're on the front li

. >> the emmy goes to -- metcalf. >> i had an emmy. my name on that card or is she just saying it? i wouldn't put it past here. >> metcalf wins but the others don't and soon art imitates life on set of roseanne. >> i was sitting there, polishing my emmy in the living room on the set and she and john were true v trying to steal it away from me. >> give me that. >> no. >> come on, i want it. >> come on. >> no. >> give it, give it. >> no! >> roseanne would finally get her statue the following year. >> next, the parade of famous faces marches on through -- inchi'm the only one here -- >> the cast is in. >> this is a d.j. conner fan. >> the show ended, i was devastated. >> when roseanne returns. >>> we continue now with roseanne, the return. >> nine seasons of award winning television, the roseanne show welcomed so many stars. >> that's me. >> george clooney. >> i remember george clooney came on early in his career. >> i used to be a high scorer. >> we're talking about bowling, booker. >> and johnny galecki. we have such a special connectio

metcalf are all nominated for emmys. >> the emmy goes to -- laurie metcalf!presented it. and i really quickly in my mind, i thought, is my name really on that card or did she just say it? because i wouldn't have put it past her. i had to make sure it really said it. >> metcalf wins, but the others don't, and soon, art imitates life on the set of "roseanne." >> i was sitting there polishing my emmy, you know, in the living room on the set. and she and john were trying to steal it away from me. >> give me that. >> no. >> come on, i want it. >> no. >> give me it. >> no. >> come on, give it -- give it! give it, come on! >> what's going on? oh! >> roseanne would finally get her statue the following year. >>> next, as the parade of famous faces marches on through -- >> i'm the only one here and the sign says dr. whitman, so, that's me. >> the cast comes to face the end. >> this has been a d.j. conner film. the show ended and i was devastated. >> when roseanne returns, literally. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your h

you got an emmy. you got four movies just this june. >> i know.of the avengers? what's going on. you have so many-- did i hear this correctly, you were premed in college? >> why yes, i was. >> stephen: you were going to be a doctor. >> i was going to be a surgeon, and i was four years of premed. >> stephen: four, wow, that's an investment. >> and you get the degree in anxiety. ( laughter ) ph.d. in anxiety. it's just dreadful. >> stephen: so at what point did you say, "no, no, no. i'm acting." >> well, i did the plays in college, you know. and i thought, "oh, that's joy, and this is sorture." and i had a very wonderful organic chemistry teacher and he said, "come here. you're doing well and you're unhappy." and he was lovely. he said, "just because you said you were going to do it doesn't mean you have to do it." and when you your organic chemistry teacher says, that your brain is released from the prison you had kept it in. and then i had an acting teacher who said, "you could do this if you want," quietly. now i come from a family, a loving home

emmy awards for best writing, reporting and documentaries. his work has earned numerous michigan association of broadcasters awards for breaking news and investigative reporting. after anchor for many years, he moved to wjr radio to host the guy gordon show. he's raised more than one and a half million dollars for oakland family services through the annual charitable golf outings, the guy gordon classic for kids. on air, guy distinguishes himself through a professional approach that seeks to go beyond the sound bite. i think we're in store for a great conversation. please help me welcome and thank guy gordon and tim sloan. [applaus [applause] >> i'm already going to apologize, my question is the know nearly as insightful as the students earlier. it's tough because you have to reach into the way, way back machine. and your dad is here and he took you to the detroit economic club when he was a youth, did he? . he did not, but he would come to the meetings. okay, i was-- >> and in part, what he learned? >> he did. i've learned a lot and one of t

denese skinscience featuring emmy award winner leeza gibbons, tv host lisa robertson, and daytime emmyd winner and "general hospital" star finola hughes. >> male announcer: and now the exclusive premiere of "winning the wrinkle war," examining how powerful age-renewing and youth-building ingredients can actually deliver incredible results like these in just 14 days. >> female announcer: and transform your skin like this in only 60 days. >> male announcer: but first, let's join reporter and emmy award winner leeza gibbons. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, ladies.

oh, ladies and gentlemen, oh, ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is an emmy, grammy, and tony winnerixon! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( applause ) >> stephen: hello. >> hello. >> stephen: how are you? >> i'm very well. how are you? >> stephen: i'm very good. it's nice to have you here. >> thank you. it's nice to be here. >> stephen: this is the first time. >> i was in your audience a few months ago, and i had a great time, but it's nice to be sitting here. >> stephen: it's nice to have you here. and, you know, as i said in the introduction there, you have two tonys, you have two emmys, you've got a grammy. and i know for a fact that you are a formidable opponent. you may not know this because you won the grammy for the audio book of "an inconvenient truth." i was nominated for the audio book of my book "america, i am america, and so can you," and you beat me. ( laughter ) and i am totally over it. >> oh! i can tell! >> stephen: yeah, sure. >> you know, i'm really sorry that i took your grammy. but i don't think it was really my performance. i think it was really al gore's book "an inconvenient

won the emmy for this the first year, i was very fortunate.was a big thing for me. i-- the reason it's called "hey mom" is because my whole life, even after she went, i go, "hey, mom, what do you think of this?" when something would go on. i go, "what do you think of this? hey, is dad up in hef wen you or did they kick him out?" and all those kind of things. i have a very nostalgic and wonderful-- i love my mom. she was greatest. >> stephen: those conversations were the best. >> yeah. >> stephen: even now. >> yeah. >> stephen: louie it's good to see you, thank you for being here. his book, "hey mom," is out now. louie anderson, everybody! we'll be right back. ( cheers a late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be martin short and aisha tyler. now stick around for james corden. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show >> ladies and gentlemen,

the massive return earned her three emmys a decade ago.y. >>> later, harry smith with a fortune telling character you have to meet to believe. i promise, you don't want to miss this one. there's asparagus involved. >>> you can head to facebook for a facebook live chat with dylan and me in just two minutes. we'll see you there. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. let's talk about thisd when we meet next week. edward jones came to manage a trillion dollars in assets under care by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. play [music plays]his". when everything's connected, it's simple. easy. awesome. bay bridge from emeryville good morning, thanks for >>> good sunday morning, a live look at the bay bridge from emeryville. sometimes i look at the cameras and wonder, is it really that bright outside. i don't think it is but thanks to my director for telling me that. tha

it turns out the emmy and golden glob winner learned a mean game of ping-pong.m for this sunday's morning sit down. >> like the character hi play ps in the hit show millions chen, amio. >> i heard big bing things your lawyer. >> >> i think that's woo wchl. >> yeah. >> it a a head j fund millionaire. >> i'm telling the story i'm not hiding. i'm not defeated. >> as each personal individual cell blackened because of power and money we see the stakes rise higher and higher. >> you can tell me that it's true from the inside to play somebody like bobby. he's a predator. fund guys who are looking for the injured wilder beast off the end of the past. >> reporter: he met with and studied with wall street titans. >> you know, this idea, you know, you can make anything of yourself here. you know, that's central to the american story, isn't it? come here, make something of yourself. you, too, can be president one day, my son. it's true. >> reporter: as you were describing bobby, i was thinking of donald trump. he carries the same chip on his shoulder. >> we can make it as p

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winning two emmy awards for kneft anchor and six emmy awards for best, writing, reporting and documentary. his work has won numerous michigan broadcasting awards for breaking news and investigative reporting. after serving as an anchor for many years, he moved to wjr radio to host the guy gordon show. he works equally hard for his community. he has raised more than $1.5 million for oakland family services through the annual charitable golf outing, the guy gordon classic for kids. on air, he distinguishes himself with a professional approach that seeks to go beyond the sound bite. i think we're in store for a great conversation. please help me welcome and thank guy gordon and tim sloan. [ applause ] >> my questions will not be nearly as insightful as the students we have had earlier. this is going to be the toughest question you're going to get, you have to reach into the way-back machine. your dad is here? >> yes. >> he took you to the detroit economic club when you were a youth? >> he did not. but he did come to these meetings. >> and impart what he learned? >> he did. i learned a lot of

he was nominated 30 times for an emmy as writer and producer. he is survived by his wife and three children. he was 74. >>> it will be michigan and villanova tonight in the national championship game on the men's side. wolverines beat loyola-chicago in the semifinals. michigan riding a 14-game winning streak. good-bye to sr. jean. villanova going for the second national championship in three years. they beat kansas which set the final four record with 18 threes. michigan and villanova. hard to top the finish in the women's national championship game late last night. >> ogunbowale! for the win! >> notre dame beating mississippi state on the last-second three by arike ogunbowale. the fighting irish trailed by 15 in the second half and came all the way back to win the second national title. ogunbowale's second game winner this weekend. she knocked down the last-second shot to beat uconn in the final four on friday. what a weekend for the irish. >>> april is here, but winter refusing to leave the northeast. let's bring in meteorologist ivan cabrera.

jenna and david hyde pierce hosted the emmys together in 1999.nd he was shocked to say that foy never gets recognized as a queen. and she talked about a time when her and her co-star dined out. >> he was reluctant. i'm like, let's go. we went out for lunch. >> in costume. >> yeah. >> where did you go? >> just somewhere on the river, actually. >> right. >> and he looked to be normal because he had a shirt on and his bland haonde hair. i had the hair of the queen. and i walked in, and we said, have you got a table for two at the girl at the desk. and she said, oh, you look lovely. >> they thought you had made an effort. >> yeah. i had really gone back in time and put myself together. >> and no one comes up and says -- >> no. >> can i get a selfie? >> no. they probably think i'm kind of an odd old-looking young person. >> that is your "pop start." >> love it. love her. >>> just ahead, jenna has a remarkable story about a u.s. veteran, and their struggle to get pregnant. can't wait for this, jenna. >>> plus, with mother's day almost here, great gift

. >> going makeup free many her 30s, emmy rosssum says she's about curls. >> so many people said straiteningir. but i've embraced the reality of what makes me unique. >> i started getting -- crazy what money will do for you. >> "insecure" star learning to love eating clean. >> if you're eating junk food, you're skin is going to look like junk. >> fresh faced at 41 years old, alicia silverstone credits the glow to a veegen lifestyle. >> credit my skin to my diet. i look more glowy than when i was 19 or 20. when i fall off, i can see the difference immediately. >> i think when you turn 50 it's really feeling. it's like, well, the cat's out of the bag. >> megan mullally tells "e.t." she never wore makeup until landing the role for "will & grace." >> i call getting ready going into drag. people say, you look so much better in person. you're so much prettier. i'm always like, i'll take it. >> cairn does wear a lot of makeup on the show, cairn the character. >> as a man who wears makeup i'm just going to be quiet. makeup not a concern for anna faris in her upcoming comedy "overboard." carly steel

congratulations on the emmy i see you schlepping around. so you visited nogales, arizona, and what did they think of the wall and president trump. >> when you bring up president trump, there is a resigned like sigh of yeah, this is what we're dealing with now but not as focused on him as you think they are because the america's policies with the u.s.-mexico border have been bad for a while. they are not focused on trump and so much as their every day lives and people in america don't realize our approach to the border hurts america because noegales is economically depressed because people in mexico can't come across and shop the way they used to be able to. >> and you went south of the border and you visited a center that helps immigrants just deported from the u.s. let me play a little bit of that clip. >> tell me where i'm at right now. >> so this is a place where we provide two meals aday to mostly deporties. >> this is the first welcome back to mexico. >> it is we provide food and clothing. this is a critical work on the border. >> are

including, you won an emmy., the scripts and they were so strong. the character was so complex. >> jimmy: tricky character. >> like, this is good. oh, it's so tricky. it really is challenging. i mean it's the most incredible challenge. i love it. but yeah i have to gear up for work and really like, dive in. >> jimmy: yeah, because you didn't think you were going to come back for season two, right? >> i didn't know. i was a guest star the first year. and then just, you know i heard that i might be back after the fourth episode wrapped up the first season. >> jimmy: you have to come back. everyone loves you. yeah, you can't leave. >> thanks. yeah. i was so excited >> jimmy: and elisabeth is fantastic. i mean -- >> so good, yep. >> jimmy: the whole thing. can you set it up, what people need to see for season two if they haven't? because i can't describe it. >> well, elisabeth moss' character offred narrates the story, which basically entails totalitarian regime taking over our government and it's sort of in the soc

. >> he earned three emmy nominations for his work on "night court."agician. >> the man loved to entertain. he entertained us. >> want to see me pull a rabbit out of my hat? here's a little ha rerks. the possibility that i was born magician. i was a ma jish wran before. there's a possibility i was always going to be magician. >> and time served. >> that's ten. >> three. >> i would like to thank the academy. i would like to thank all the little people that fought off the cat with a number 2 pencil. right from the beginning. don't use any of this. i'll tell someone if you do. i'm a card. i sho (vo) lately, i've been selective about what i eat. this new beneful select 10, has 10 amazing ingredients! (avo) with real beef, plus accents of sunflower oil and apples, suddenly your dog's a health nut. (vo) the old me woulda been all over that. (avo) new beneful select 10. 10 ingredients. 1 thoughtful recipe for the national real estate network. get ready. (gentle music) because we have the perfect opportunity for you. and here to tell you all about it is actor,

he won several emmys and he was battling leukemia for several years.e was 74. >>> a man suffered critical injuries in a shark attack on the big islandy he suffered injuries to the hand and leg in a private community. he was stand up paddle boarding with his father and they told rescuers a shark bumped the board and tore into the victim after he lost his balance and fell. >> driverless cars will be street legal in california, but there is only one dmv application to conduct testing and we don't know who it is. uber pulled the permit afr 49-year-old woman was hit in tempe, arizona. the dmv requires somebody to monitor the car, but they don't have to be riding inside. by the end of the week, the rain will return. up next with the accu-weather forecast. >> good news for the warriors. it's only going to be out for about three games. they made sure they didn't miss the teammate against phoenix. he had quite an evening. >> chinese space authorities say debris from a space station reentered the atmosphere about three hours ago. it mostly burned up over the cen

. >> he earned three emmy nominations for his work on "night court." and magician. >> the man loved to entertain. he entertained us. >> want to see me pull a rabbit out of my hat? here's a little ha rerks. the possibility that i was born magician. i was a ma jish wran before. there's a possibility i was always going to be magician. >> and time served. >> that's ten. >> three. >> i would like to thank the academy. i would like to thank all the little people that fought off the cat with a number 2 pencil. right from the beginning. don't use any of this. i'll tell someone if you do. i'm a card. i should be decked. now at eight "i feel just so lucky to be alive." passengers say a skillfull pilot helped to limit the toll from this southwest airlines jet explosion.tonight local reaction from a former ntsb official.whoosh"which side are you on? which side are you on?" starbucks takes action after an ugly racial incident whoosh "...they were whoosh"...they were yelling, help, help..." san jose fire victims share their stories of a narrow escape from a five ala

you're john hamm, a very famous emmy-winning actor. >> no one cares. it's fine.now who i am jimmy. i'm just someone who believes in you. you know -- [ laughter ] it might sound corny, but i also believe that there's something even cooler than making lame bets on the world around you. it's going all in on what's in here. ♪ >> jimmy: what are you talking about? [ laughter ] all i said is that over $10 billion in bets were placed during march madness this year and that wait -- i'm sorry, where did you get a chair? [ laughter ] >> jim, you know when the stakes are high and the chips are down you got to stop betting on what's in the cards, and you got to double down on believing on what's in here. ♪ >> jimmy: what is happening right now. dude, let me -- [ laughter ] finish my monologue. roots, stop helping him. [ laughter ] >> look, jimmy, fine. i'll go, but -- ♪ you know where i'm always going to be. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right in here? >> you got it, buddy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the unique comedy stylings of j.d. hamm ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers

. >> chris rock confesses to hitting onry ya >>> just announced today, this year's emmy hosts, >>> hmmchris rock really try to holler at rihanna recently at a party? >> he would not the be the first. >> the stoir story is floating around it there. nischelle turner went straight to the story to get an answer. >> i can't wait to find out what she found it. and why chris can't quit adam. >> how did you guys meet? >> stabbedup. >> i'm probably the best comic you'll see tonight. 'cause i'm black. >> i was talking to my father the other day, and he says, adam, remember -- i want you to marry a girl who has the same belief as the family, i said, dad, why should i marry a girl who thinks i'm a schmuck? >> rock was in l.a., and i started getting on the comic strip. >> and i should have hated him. he was getting spots. but it was so funny i loved him. >> so much love. they've starred in eight movies together, and now they're back in the netflix original "the week of." adam's the father of the bride. chris, father of the groom. and they come from totally different worlds. >> i never hit my childr

would you compare that to the emmy awards, the one-trick pony, it only did 12.g better than the emmys. it almost -- this is work it's really good. in tulsa, cincinnati, and kansas city,e those were the top three cities for "roseanne"'s opening week. in new york, it didn't even finish in the top 20. los angeles, not even a top 30. talk about it if i'd. >> sean: you want to test markets? go to the markets in san diego. san diego, of all places. >> good to see you. >> sean: as always, thank you. coming up, hillary clinton's list of things to blame her election loss on. it got longer. i'm not making this up. we'll tell you who she's blaming straight ahead. ♪ and your approval rating... goes here. test drive the ztrak z540r at your john deere dealer today. ♪music ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangin on your chest ♪you can beat the world you can beat the war♪ ♪you can talk to god while bangin on his door♪ ♪you can throw your hands up you can beat the clock♪ ♪you can move a mountain you can break rocks♪ ♪you can be a mast

here is a look at the schedule on the c-span networks, 8:00 the emmys been, a discussion on today's political climate and the future of conservatism. on c-span two, book tv with authors and books on business and economics. tv,an3, american history looking at the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. doc -- dr. martin luther king jr.. monday on landmark cases, katz v. united states, or charles taft was tape recorded by vfb i want transmitted even go bets from a telephone booth on sunset boulevard in los angeles. the supreme court decision ultimately expanded america's right to privacy under the fourth amendment and forever changed the way law enforcement officers conduct investigations. our guest to discuss the case are jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center in philadelphia. and the founder of the national security institute and director of the national security law and policy program at george mason university's antonin scalia of law school. watch monday and join the conversation. @cspanw.w us we have resources. the landmark cases companion book, a link to

featuring an amusing and informative look at other einstein's most famous the emmys the most important thing is to never stop asking questions. curry other fees states by mother nature. this says in animals that group. whether to look for food or protect themselves against predators. or researchers call it collective intelligence or small intelligence and it's greater than the sum of its parts. but how does it work. in cousin has had a big swimming pool built but today it reserved for a school of sticklebacks parts of the pool or eliminated other parts are in the shamed. the tiny fish always manage to stay in the dark areas avoiding the areas in the light that's a matter of survival for sticklebacks sunlight reflects off their skin making them visible to predators but when ian cousin puts a single fish in the pool it fails to locate the shadowy part it seems the sticklebacks can only do that as a swarm. one of the most frustrating things worse well is that the exhibit collective intelligence the group can often solve problems no individual within the group. where does that collective i

it's doing better than the emmys, almost as many as the oscars in week one.e it gets really good. in tulsa, cincinnati and kansas city, those were the top three cities for roseanne's opening week. in new york, it didn't even finish in the top 20. los angeles not even the top 30. talk about a divide. >> sean: want to test market something. go to those markets in san diego. >> in san diego of all places. >> sean: you guys are amazing. goofed to see you. >> good to see you. larry thank you as always, sir. come up, hillary clinton's list of things for her to blame her election loss on. it got longer. i'm not making this up. we will tell you who she is blaming straight ahead ♪ ♪ weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundup®, we know they keep coming back. draw the line. one spray of roundup® max control 365 kills to the root and keeps weeds away for up to one year. roundup®, trusted for over forty years. i'm all-business when i, travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conv

fearless makes us who we are. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is the emmy and goldenive a warm welcome to evan rachel wood, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wow. come on, man! evan. >> hey! >> jimmy: evan rachel wood, you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. thank you for being -- >> it's so good to be back. >> jimmy: i love you -- you just -- >> i love that i love you. >> jimmy: i know, thank you. i mean, i love that you love tina fey, as well. i know you're a big fan of tina and -- >> i am. i love tina so much. >> jimmy: and "mean girls." >> yes. >> jimmy: i heard -- is this true that you -- did you audition for "mean girls?" >> no. it's even worse. i turned it down. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! [ audience ohs ] what? >> okay, but listen, here. there's a reason. there's good reason. the only reason is because i was already supposed to do a a film called "pretty persuasion" that was set in a high school that was very heatheresque and it was very similar. >> jimmy: oh. >> and i was already kind of doing that. and so i was

our next guest is a grammy and emmy award-winning comedian you know from his work in "the goldbergs,"hit film "ratatouille." he stars as principal durbin in the comedy, "a.p. bio" which airs thursday nights at 8:30 here on nbc. let's take a look. >> well, i don't know if you guys have noticed, but since brenda and i separated i have been doing my own thang. >> ooh, that's why we came to you durb daddy. >> thank you, but i was thinking that a good theme for the dance would be the movie "congo," based on the michael crichton novel. it's got everything teens love. it's got gorillas, it's got lasers, it's got a character named herkermer holmolka. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show our very good friend, patton oswalt, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. >> seth: i want to talk about "a.p. bio," that was why you were here today. >> yes. >> seth: but sometimes events conspire, and we have something else to talk about. >> yes. i've been awake since 3:00 a.m. >> seth: yeah. >> so i don't know how this segment's going to g

daytime emmies last night.s april 30th, you know what that means? >> what? >> it's going to be may. >>> this morning on "world news now," the show >>> this morning on "world news now," the showdown at the border. >> dozens of migrants from central america have now reached the u.s./mexico border, weeks after president trump said they were a threat to the united states. what's next in the standoff? >>> also this morning, a new pledge from north korea, dictator kim jong un offers to shut down his country's nuclear test site. but he wants two things from the u.s. in return. >>> and on this national honesty day, maybe someone will fess up about a mystery at the white house. just days after the president planted that tree that was given to the u.s. by france, it's gone. we're searching for the truth on this monday, april 30th. >> what happened? >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> did you take the tree? >> actually, i think the tree did not survive. i'm going to put it out there. the tree did look like a c

"scandal" airs tonight, from secret black op organizations to a rigged president p issial ele the emmy award winning star is coming to an end after seven seasons. alexis smith from abc 7 morning talked to bellamy young about the drama that broke racial and jendgender barriers. >> reporter: to be a part of a matriarch and part of shonda acclimating people to women in power in different shapes, sizes, roles, hero or anti-hero, quinn in charge of qpa being pregnant, being her husband's boss, fighting as hard as she could to get to the white house, and it matters, representation matters. 120 episodes, seven seasons, it's all boiling down to the finale. what can fans expect? >> hilarious as it is horrifying, jaw-dropping, but triumphant, you know, maybe everybody lives, maybe they don't, but those who do live, live on in a very vibrant way because she just serves the characters so well. i think you're going to love it. >> a hint or two dropped there. all right, don't miss out on "scandal"'s finale here at 10:00 on abc 7. >>> a grandmother, granddaughter, and a bear. >>> we're on 24/7 on the

and others, serious that won a slew of emmy awards and changed the face of television. bochco passed away after battling cancer over the weekend. he was 74 years old. >>> irish eyes are smiling after a buzzer-beater for the ages. notre dame won the ncaa women's basketball championship in a thriller. arike ogunbowale hitting a last-second three-pointer giving the irish the title over mississippi state, after beating perennial powerhouse uconn with another ogunbowale game-winning shot in the final four. it's notre dame's second national championship. >>> when we come back here tonight, she's answered the call time and time again. now after nearly 30 years, this trail blazing firefighter is ready for life's next chapter. "those who serve" is coming up next. never gets the the trick scammers are using to steal their hard- earned cash. plus, nearly a hundred years old and getting the ax. why dozens of south bay trees are deemed -- too dangerous. next. right now at 6: only on nbc bay area: >>> finally tonight, "those who serve" and our story comes from here in southern califo

then they will hear is you're an emmis thirteen member if you're central american or latino unless you can prove otherwise and the kid is like wait a second i'm being treated as a gang member by the school i go through i'm not a gang member i'm being treated like a gang member by the authorities i'm being treated now because of all these questions cetera et cetera rival gang members might even be looking at me and asking and questioning whether or not i am a part of that gang and so i might as well join that game right. now if they see that you're working with the department of homeland security. can you see how that would also road their trust it's very important that folks in the community know that we are not targeting undocumented residents rather we're targeting gang members and we will provide protections to folks who have no immigration status whatsoever if they interact with law enforcement to provide information and and we're not going to not work with our federal law enforcement partners to target them as thirteen to ask us to ask us to do otherwise is reckless . whatever the

i'm still 23 and i have hopefully this olympics and another emmy.o four different olympics would be really cool. i'm still in good shape and i have no injuries and stuff, i'm working really hard and stuff, i'm working really hard and my team around the works tirelessly to make sure i'm in good shape. i think the funding that would go and the backing with, medically as well, i don't think there's any reason i condo want to be 29 years old and competing four olympics. jack law and his three commonwealth golds. it's the london marathon next weekend, mo farah has won the race before but is now concentrating on this distance full—time after retiring from the track, he is in a very elite men's field. an olympic champion in london and rio, he won six world titles over his distances, eighth on his marathon debut in london years ago but he is looking for a big improvement on that. it's nice to have that supports and to have people who think he will win every race, but track, i did that, i did a number of years of it over a decade of winning races. now i'm st

my guest tonight is the emmy-winning host and executive producer of "rupaul's drag race."ies! ( cheering ) you're here! can you believe it's been a decade of drag race? do you like what we did with the work room? >> yes! >> may these rejuvenated sugar walls inspire your charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent. this season, our mission is simple -- so take over the mother tuckin' world! ( cheering ) >> trevor: please welcome rupaul charles! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. i feel like i'm at home here. you know we used to film our talk show here 20 years ago. very same studio. >> trevor: you were filming the show when you were, what, five? >> well, darling, when you were five -- perhaps -- no, a long time ago. >> trevor: you have been in the game a long time. you have been successful for a while. >> i didn't choose the game! the game chose me! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: many people would argue that rupaul is the reason drag became widely accepted in society. is that a contradiction in a way? is that a paradox

it's won a total of 32 emmy awards. >>> still to come, whole foods' racial controversy. restaurant named yellowfever opens a location at the grocery chain in california. yellowfever opens a location at the grocery chain in california. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. look how much coffee's in here? fresh coffee. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? do you wear this every day? everyday. i'd never take it off. are you ready to say goodbye to it? go! go! ta da! a terrarium. that's it. we brewed the love, right guys? (all) yes. >> tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about? well at safelite, we we know sooner or later uys? every chip will crack. these friends were on a trip when their windshield got chipped. so they scheduled at safelite.com. they didn't have to change their plans or worry about a thing. i'll see you all in a little bit. and i fixed it right away with a strong repair they can t

you hired me two years ago, last september, and since then we've won two emmys, the ratings are up and tom. >> all because of you. i got to tell you, that tom kelly. >> i agree. [ chanting ] >> you asked for it. >> he got in with the audience. >> he has. >>> how about a little "pop news" now with sara haines? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] let's get some "pop." time for royal news. prince william and kate middleton celebrated their anniversary on sunday. for the first time as a family of five after welcoming little prince louis making it seven years, wow, since kate walked down in that gorgeous alexander mcqueen gown. the palace sharing this photo of the couple on twitter thanking everyone for their well wishes. and get ready, harry and meghan, less than three weeks till the big day and can't wait because, robin, you'll be there anchoring live coverage on saturday, may 19th, right here on abc. >> have my fascinator all set. ready to go. >> those are so amazing. i thought they were just hats. they really aren't. they can be attached -- they don't sit. they don't do anything. >> you nee

britain until then you can give it to us or that's my social media was here when fifty is of the day the emmy award winning british director and cameraman james miller was shot and killed by israeli defense forces while filming his documentary death in gaza an inquest jury returned a verdict of unlawful killing although the israeli government never prosecuted those responsible here isn't he guns and with his own course dedicated to his friend. another journalist who was allegedly shot by israeli snipers on the great detail. something must. be in a. global. clinical school i'm not on the phone as. much you know mushroom and it's not open and show no sign of finished mcandrew sure. but i'm out on the fed. up into the attic and much of the show well know much of the small stuff just the muslim home keep. talking to some. of the. old nobody. knows. nobody absolutely. nobody. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right to. education. it's high education is becoming just another product that can be bolton sold but it's not

including ten emmys and credited with helping redefine division television dramas.ukemia in 2014 transplant that helped prolong his life. his family said he died in his sleep sunday with relatives close by. he was 74. >> big loss there. >>> on the night the vegas golden knights clinched the nhl's pacific division title the team honored the victims from the shooting in october. they retired number 58 and raised a banner with the names of those 58 people that were killed in the mass shooting on the vegas strip, with the words "vegas strong" clearly on top. this is the golden knights' inaugural year in the nhl. they now move on to the playoffs. well done. >>> after almost three weeks of voting, it comes down to this match-up. we are not talking about villanova and michigan. we're talking about the dq blizzard and mcdonald fries head to head in a munchie madness championship and if you have a preference, go to our facebook, twitter, instagram and vote for this year's champion. >> you and francis do it right. i say, i say. thanks for watching "early today." i'm richard l

so you have to keep looking at the emmys replacing he's looking replacing keys and looking again he's been working on this image for nearly two hundred hours trying to perfect it. even when he's not working he sees mosaics all around him. but right now he has no time to unwind his client nigel longly is getting impatient. calibrator and i thought this is going to here's a nice to see you help me out events so far so good as my house the painting coming along for the rowing champions league would you like to see something sure let me show you this i'd be very interested. by this is certain that it would be nice to have it finished now then we could auction it off for good causes was interesting have to decide who get the proceeds but it's fabulous. there are a few sections here that are quite finished it was thanks to this is when will it be done i'm not sure hopefully soon that will take a while yes it will be a while yet. both men need lots of patience whether rowing or making art from key. time now for something to eat and cuban cuisine is on the menu but the restaurant in our next