grandma epps will not be going to see it but everybody else see it. mike epps, everybody.immel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank senator ted cruz, mike epps, mark rober and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first their album is called, "matter." here with the song, "help me run away," st. lucia! ♪ ♪ ♪ it's an affliction maybe a lie like science fiction or a third eye ♪ ♪ you've got me covered i need some gas ♪ ♪ when we go driving i'll be driving you fast now ♪ ♪ thought i was living living undercover now i'm a child child without a mother ♪ ♪ who was a stranger to the american way ♪ ♪ but now i'm fully acquainted so you gotta help me run away ♪ ♪ help me run away help me run away help me run away help me run away ♪ ♪ help me run away help me run away help me run away from these voices in my head ♪ ♪ i said help me run away help me run away ♪ ♪ help me run away help me run away help me run away help me run away ♪ ♪ help me run away from these voices in my head ♪ ♪ america ♪ pulled me out of the shadow

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grandma epps will not be going to see it but everybody else see it. mike epps, everybody. be right back with st. lucia! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel this is everything i have, my family. i got to see my dad die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank senator ted cruz, mike epps, matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first their album is called, "matter." here with the song, "help me run away," st. lucia! it's an affliction maybe a lie like science fiction or a third eye you've got me covered i need some gas when we go driving i'll be driving you fast now thought i was living living undercover now i'm a child child without a mother who was a stranger to the american way but now i'm fully

actor and comedian mike epps is on the show tonight.onight is our first night back from a week off. man, i missed you guys. and before we get started we have to talk about march madness. >> 2016. >> larry: explosions always surprise me every time. so the championship game is didn't. we shot the show before the game so we don't know who won yet but it's down to villanova and south carolina that means hosting as my alter ego soul daddy versus starting a twitter battle with kanye. yeah, man. that's right. if north carolina wins i'll be coming for kanye higher than his debt collectors. doing it already. i still can't believe north carolina beat out syracuse. it was a major upset dare-wise. i was looking forward to hosting the show drunk i really was. then i remembered, hold on, it's my damn show i don't need a syracuse win as an excuse to host drunk. i'll just pour myself a little whikey for the late night homies that ain't here. ugh. all right. let's see our first story. >> the governor of mississippi has signed a proclamation declaring ap

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showed epp, many dressed as favorite heroes and villains.joyed panel discussions with high profile illustrators and authors, as well, and even contest for best, very nice. >>> new tonight, the pennsylvania dalai hoses very special program to benefit manna. many turned out for the shut up and dance fundraiser at the forest theatre in philadelphia. manna serves meals to people in our area suffering from life threatening illnesses. our own new morning team, jim donovan, brooke thomas, attended the event to show their support tonight. this is the 24th year of shut up and dance. and shut up, we say that in the most respectful way. >> for a great cause. all right; this snow finally out of here or what's happening? >> for the most part, little lie ♪ still falling over south jersey, the area the jackpot winner of the day today, craziness to have snow in the middle of april, down the shore. >> was a bit jarring. >> in the middle of the afternoon, crazy necessary, good news, moving out, spring is going to come back eventually. we didn't miss it altoge

. >> we in one here, 42 jason, epp, too, finding nice clear sky, saying even though he is starting offe 40's, hoping that the temperatures don't drop in the 30's, any more. we'll see how we do, ever and flow on the thermometer readings, we take to you one more from join out in northeastern philadelphia. and he is looking at clear skies, no wind, looking ahead to the beautiful day, that we can expect and ready to work outside a loft guys doing construction trash pick up, the thing you live for, so beautiful outside. storm scan shows some signs of life. front that's starting to drop off to the south here. what knocks temperatures back all the strong storms that have been errupting through central planes, southern planes over the weekends, finally, start to breakdown high pressure, as that moves away, all of this, starts to roll east. eventually does, next round every wet weather. but today, what kind of grade could you possibly give it? a plus. if i had the roomy would add couple of extra plus', 60 by 8:00 a.m. upper 70s by three. we will see how we do. might even make real good run for

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epps not the only speaker today. john kasich is in town and also ted cruz later this afternoon. this is a different story inside the banquet hall than it is outside of the hotel where hundreds of protestors are out there. you can see this is a live coverage from outside. a lot of protestors out there. we have seen a lot of signs that say hashtag dump trump and people out there protesting because of his stance on immigration and you see mexican flags out there, as well. >> once again, the speech coming up roughly around 12:45. you can stream his speech live on our website. that's cbssf.com. we'll also have live team coverage on kpix 5 news at 5:00. that's it for the news at noon. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> nicole: okay, now i think it's a girl. >> maya: oh, no. i'm still getting major boy vibes. >> rick: we could always go back and ask the doctor. >> maya: unh-unh! oh, no. absolutely not. we can wait a little while longer. keep it a surprise. i'm just so happy that everything wt so well. everything's on schedule, measu

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the company reported epps of 750 on revenue of 22.6 billion.27.3 billion and so disappointment there across the board. also net revenue clocked in at 16.5 billion. also a miss. that's important because it implies that perhaps google is paying more money to its partners and that could be margin dilutive. google segments posted a revenue of 21.1 billion. other vests posted 166 million. alphabet had been marching higher and was close to taking out the all-time of 794 before this print but investors initially are sellers after this q 1 report. i'm josh lipton. >> star bucks has a disappointing full year forecast. global sales rose 6% compared to 6.7% in the same period last year. in europe the middle east and africa sales rose a mere 1%. according to starbuck's coo, the region faced a extremely challenging consumer economic and geopolitical environment. >> and cutting 2,000 jobs in the first quarter. slashing the cap ex to $2 billion. the group hosted a 25% decrease in revenues. >> and fans around the world are celebrating the life of prince to the

the commission would give support of the eee -- epp. finally, i would like to express my thanks. terroristn say is the want our way of living, freedom, the way we live, and so on, therefore what we have come up against is hatred. what we must to do -- what we must do is live the way we have always lived. to continue the way we think is right. thank you very much. [applause] >> mr. albert has a question. >> thank you. great respect. i agree with much of your remarks. you say as for the investigative authorities it is important to know who is coming into europe. we know how many -- we know that for seat placement on airplanes is called for. when it comes for the standards of the storage of that information that is essential for democracy. is that not just as important? i am speechless. we have a debate as europeans here. we have been challenged by terror. i'm amazed by the questions asked. we do one data protection -- want data protection. we see high levels of data protection. way of thegoing the americans when we talk about combating terrorism. we have our own solution. dataday's

trade policies and explained why she is optimistic that epp will pass. -- tpp will pass. >> companiesd to explain to their workers that their market is broader than the united states. that 95% of customers are outside the united states. that 11.5 million jobs in this country depend solely on our ability to export. i think it is really incumbent upon business leaders themselves to talk with their employees about the facts about their business. >> talking specifically about the tpp, i know that is important for the administration and for you. you have limited time this year. a presidential election year. people on both sides of the aisle who don't seem to be supporting it. how realistic is it to think you can get that through this year. i thinkan optimist and we can get it done this year because i think at the end of the day putting aside the political rhetoric, the facts are if american companies don't have access to the fastest-growing markets in the world we are going to fall behind and be at a competitive disadvantage. as it relates to the impact on workers, one of the things one ne

and what we need to do in view of the epp is prevent. but we also wanted to say thank you to the firefighters who come to the place immediately after. they didn't know whether there was still danger, but nevertheless they assist the people who spent hours over time to help people, the policemen and soldiers who came from -- was in brussels and in strasburg to make sure we are safe, i would like to thank everybody who defends and protects europe. then i would like to talk about the question of responsibility. because when we look at legislation we will see whether we do enough. colleagues know it is not enough what we're doing. more security means more cooperation within europe. and commission can be assured they have the support of the epp. when you're talking about new european agency, we need -- many states. that must reach an end. and ministers of the interior are the ones responsible for making sure that kept so under hand and for months we've been asking for information about passengers on airplanes. and now we see after a lot of ha

he spent 73 days in the hospital with his mother by his side the epp door time. >> it's absolutely as no doubt about it. i've heard from it every doctor and nurse and everybody that's been at that hospital that saw him the night of or thee days in. they were like we never in our life we didn't expect him to make it 12 hours. he's absolutely my miracle. >> cutie, too. ethan mosses mom did not know his grandfather had a gun in his truck. deputes child charges of not securing a firearm but it's not clear if the say the attorney's office will prosecute. ethan's parents say they are just grateful their little boy is home and healthy. (horn blaring). >>> look at that dramatic new video shows a cruise ship slamming into a sea wall there near its dock in san diego. you can even see a woman with a cane getting out of the way with just seconds to spare. the 150-foot cruise boat crashed into that wall on thursday. at least three passengers on board were hurt. investigators are blaming a mechanical malfunction. >>> new research reveals that women do the majority of their online shopping late fri

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. >> reporter: a quick scroll through the picture on danielle epps' facebook page and you can tell she takes pride in being part of the fire department. >> we knew each other throughout high school but we didn't date. we started dating through the fire department. so it was awesome. >> reporter: so it plays a major role in your life. >> yes. that's why it's part of our invi kags. >> reporter: but you don't see a picture of the invitation on the facebook page because danielle was ordered to take it off by it just said you are invited to the wedding of and the names on our jackets. that's it. >> reporter: he sordered her to take it down or face suspension banning posts with anything departmentally related. >> i took it all down. because i was told to take one picture down. i wasn't sure if they were going to come after me for more. it was upsetting. >> reporter: and so was her fiance who took it to the city council at a meeting. dozens of others firefighters had his back. they put that fire right out. >> i have indicated to them that the governing body fully supports anything that promot

dealing, with and also told us since last summer had a pot problem in d.c., and how they investigate this eppan. >> it is terrifying, definately makes you pause, and make you're taking appropriate precautions to protect yourself. >> emily is a forensic chemist at the dea special testing and research lab in sterling, virginia, it is her job to identify new drugs off the street. the one she sees most often lately, phentinol. fifty times more powerful than heroin, and cheaper to make. >> there are 2 milligrams of fentanyl hype dough chlori lethal dose. so that's enough material to kill most people. >> carl colder, special agent in charge of the dea washington field office. >> this is dangerous. don't touch, okay, because it is deadly. and that's what we want to show the public, that that small amount is that dangerous. >> fentanyl one of the most powerful painkillers available for medical treatment. typically admitted stead to cancer patients, via patch or injection, but between 2012 and 2014 the number of seizures every e list ill fentanyl skyrocketed. >> there are no pharmacological studies, t

mike epps will join us, we'll have music from st. lucia. neel sethi, music from twenty88, which is big sean and jhenÉ aiko and the great bill murray. he will grace us with his presence and gifts. please join us for both of those shows. our first guest tonight is the oscar nominated actor and emmy-winning director who is the greatest possible argument against that wall donald trump wants to build. her new fantasy horror movie "tale of tales" is airing now on direct tv and opens in select cities and on vod april 22. please welcome salma hayek. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hola! >> jimmy: is that some kind of mexican tradition i'm unaware of? >> no, i am following the -- >> jimmy: i see. the banana theme for tonight. >> your lead. i have to tell you i'm a little bit jet lagged. i forget a lot of words in english and spanish. so when i have to kind of charade. because i haven't slept in three days. >> jimmy: that would be fun. >> you'll guess what is it that i want to say. >> jimmy: why haven't you slept for three days? the traveling? >> the tr

ashton kutcher, reggie miller, mike epps, the trailer park boys will journey down from canada. and we will have music from david gilmour, lukas graham and st. lucia. so please join us for all of our first guest tonight is a former senator from new york, former secretary of state, former first lady. and if things go as she hopes, will one day be former president of the united states. please welcome hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] well, thanks for taking time to stop on your visit to los angeles. welcome back to our city. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: did you raise a lot of funds today? >> we're working on it. >> jimmy: you're working. do they give you the money in cash like a wedding? >> in a paper bag? >> jimmy: it's a sack that you carry around? >> yeah. no, there are rules for this. >> jimmy: there are rules, a lot of rules. >> lots and lots of rules. >> jimmy: there are fewer rules than there used to be but there are definitely rules. >> well, that's true. citizens united, which is the biggest mistake when it comes to financing our democracy and campaigns that the

that will new jersey state police need your help tracking down two accused home burglars in sal epp countyeasing this home security video from inside the upper pittsgrove home. you can see the homeowners, two dogs barking, at two men. then the two took off after the homeowner was able to yell at them through the home surveillance system. they get away with some jewelry. >> delaware county now first african-american female police chief. >> regina price is her name, been sworn in as the new top cop of the darby township police department. she is from rivera beach, florida where she served on the force for 29 years. she says this appointment is not about her gender or her race, but her experience, what she bridges to the table. >> i'm more concerned that they look at my experience, my training, what i am bringing to the table. that way i can share it with the darby township and take a police department from where it is now, to much greater police department. in the hope that we will be more transparent and then the -- mends the fences with the community. >> palm beach county where she is from

now if you look at the current speakers you have 50% of the commission is epp and the council of ministers aligns with a blocking minority and the parliament the right-wing parliament 50% left-wing 38.9%. i think this is the most articulate and powerfulase for labor back home. >> you are well out of time. mr. halloway who began his questions. >> thank you very much. how do you respond to the point about the u.s. urging they would accept themselves? >> first of all we are talking about the future of the european union. the united states is not exactly a vote to bowl the european union but each country, america is the world's soul superpower. is there country that has -- did i say someone described it as a superduper power and we are not in that league and we won't be in that league again so we have been nostalgic with the past. so is germany and so is france but we were told earlier it's not going to be blocked anymore. i wasn't having about blogs. i was talking about china. united states, russia india each with half a billion or more population or thereabouts. so we are at 65 million so it

if you look at the current figures, you have 50% is epp. the left wing party is 28%. the council of ministers, you've got an alliance, a blocking minority. and the european parliament. the right wing parties have 50%, left wing have 58.5%%. you're making the most articulate and powerful face for voting labor back home. >> you are well out of time. >> mr. holloway will begin his questions to you. >> thank you very much. sir malcolm, how do you respond to the point about the u.s. urging thurg urging for things they wouldn't accept themselves. >> the united nations is not act choolly eligible for the european union, but each country has to work out its national interest. america is the world's sole super power. i started off by talking saying that if it's the advance of your foreign policy, it's about power and influence. there is no country that has comparable power and influence to the united states. we' an important country. so is germany, so is france. but when we were told earlier it's not going to be blocks anymore, i wasn't talking about blocs. i was talking about

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now if you look at the current figures, you have 50% of the commission is epp. the left wing party is at 28%. the council of ministers, you've got a right wing alliance has got a blocking minority and the european parliament, the right wing parties have 50%, left wing and environmentalist parties have 38.9%. i think, what you have just made is the most articulate and powerful case for voting labor back home. >> while i recognize you all, you are well out of time. i turn to mr. holloway who will begin his questions. >> how do you respond to the point about the u.s. urge iing think that they wouldn't accept themselves? >> first of all we are talking about the future of the european union so the united states is not exactly eligible for the european union. but each country has to work out what its national interests. america is the world's sole super power. i started off by saying that if it is the advance of your foreign policy, it is aboforeig influence. someone recently described it as a super-duper power and we're not in that league and we aren't going to be in

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epps encryption should not be weakened, let alone banned. neither is it true nothing can be done without weakening encryption. he said i'm not in favor of weakening encryption or mandatory back doors. vice president of european commission, who was the former prime minister of estonia and famous for digitizing almost the entire country and the government, said if people know there are back doors, how could people, for example, who vote online trust the results of the election if they know their government has a key to break into the system. two very quick steps that i think we should avoid going forward, and then a few suggestion about how to approach this challenge that you face. number one, i think you've heard us all say we have to avoid introducing new vulnerabilities into an already quite vulnerable information infrastructure. it would nice if we could choose only the bad guys got weaken kripgs and the rest of us got strong encryption but i think we understand that's not possible. you've also heard remps to cfer callia, a piece of legisl

epps encryption should not be weakened, let alone banned. neither is it true nothing can be done without weakening encryption. he said i'm not in favor of weakening encryption or mandatory back doors. vice president of european commission, who was the former prime minister of estonia and famous for digitizing almost the entire country and the government, said if people know there are back doors, how could people, for example, who vote online trust the results of the election if they know their government has a key to break into the system. two very quick steps that i think we should avoid going forward, and then a few suggestion about how to approach this challenge that you face. number one, i think you've heard us all say we have to avoid introducing new vulnerabilities into an already quite vulnerable information infrastructure. it would nice if we could choose only the bad guys got weaken encryption and the rest of us got strong encryption but i think we understand that's not possible. you've also heard reference to calea, a piece of legi

epps encryption should not be weakened, let alone banned. neither is it true nothing can be done without weakening encryption. he said i'm not in favor of weakening encryption or mandatory back doors. vice president of european commission, who was the former prime minister of estonia and famous for digitizing almost the entire country and the government, said if people know there are back doors, how could people, for example, who vote online trust the results of the election if they know their government has a key to break into the system. two very quick steps that i think we should avoid going forward, and then a few suggestion about how to approach this challenge that you face. number one, i think you've heard us all say we have to avoid introducing new vulnerabilities into an already quite vulnerable information infrastructure. it would nice if we could choose only the bad guys got weaken kripgs and the rest of us got strong encryption but i think we understand that's not possible. you've also heard remps to calference to callia, a piece

. >> jimmy: i want to thank senator ted cruz, mike epps, matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first their album is called, "matter." here with the song, "help me run away," st. lucia!