gladiators, right? yeah. 'cause you're gladiators in suits. we are.nes that i've been in and newspaper clippings and stuff, and he gets them all laminated. is he reading them in the rain? why? why? [ laughter ] he just -- he'll bring them to, like, the doctor's office when he goes to there or the supermarket and just kind of take them out and be like... [ laughs ] [ speaking spanish ] i went to college at yale and tried to do physics, failed at that, but finished with english and theater. you realized, at some point, that you were too attractive for physics and... [ laughter and applause ] by the way, imagine being in the group of physicists and you walk in. i don't think -- and then you walk out. [ laughter ] your wife, i know, is the casting director on the show, which i think is interesting because when your wife was thinking, "oh, we have a part," where your character is gay, and she thinks, "my husband would be great for that." [ laughter ] this is your first big job, right -- on "scandal"? yes. 18 month ago-ish i had every horrible job in the bo

>> jimmy: hello, gladiators, i'm jimmy kimmel. and tonight i will take you behind the scandalabra here at olivia pope and associates where people go to get things fixed. you can even get your dog fixed here to. night you presumably watched finale of "scandal" season three. we left off, vincent re-elected. olivia at sandals resort with jake. as i can tell the first lady is still hammered. tonight behind the scenes of "scand "scandal" and probably steal something from the set. we are going to dissect tonight's finale is excruciating detail, scandal blooper reel and every episode of the spanish language escandalo and muy caliente. a scandal inside ear grer agree reveal secrets about the show's cast. it will been a word -- scandalous. but first, to guide us through it all, the woman whose brain gave birth to a secret spy agency that makes the nsa look like a girl scout troop, shonda rhymes. >> welcome. >> i tip my hat to you. >> welcome to opa. >> mind if i have a seat. i have questions for you. shonda, i hate to do this. i want to en

two minutes to finish the obstacle course without getting shot down by blake. - actually, uh, my gladiator

sneakers or gladiators? >> sneakers or gladiators? >> yes, shoes. >> that's deep.on't know. >> i run the marathon last weekend, the london marathon -- >> you did? >> i'm used to sneakers at the moment. >> you did? >> good for you. >> these are the first heels i put on since the marathon. i kind of feel like a barbie, learning to walk in heels all over again. >> the way you love to escape is to go scuba diving. >> i love scuba diving. >> i love everything about her. >> we were talking about egypt, the red sea has the most amazing diving. >> you are so sweet. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> wow. i'm so impressed. aren't you? >> i like her. we don't like very many people, but we like you. you can catch "game of thrones" sundays on hbo. >> having trouble opening that jar of pickles at home? >> easy tests you can do at home that can help save your life. >>> and how much water does every american use every year? >> we'll test your green iq after this. i'd say i clean the toilet 6 or 7 times a day. like clockwork, every 20 minutes i clean the toilet. sometimes i

he's a gladiator, we call them. he's a huge gladiator. he watches a ton of scandal and sports.o much sports? >> he watches -- i love you, adam. but he watches a lot of sports. i actually just reaped the benefit of his sport watching because he won his fantasy football league. so he got money with his co-owner. so they decided to take their wives out for a night on the town. and they got this stretch limousine and we got a lobster dinner and went to the santa monica pier and went on the ferris wheel and slowly rolled out pictures to the losers. >> jimmy: he took the money that he won and then spent it on you. by the way, your husband is a genius. i don't know if you're aware of that. he's a diabolical genius. >> and now i'm like watch it, watch it, you better win. >> jimmy: spend all your time doing that. >> i mean, i don't want to think about if he doesn't win next year. somebody in the team is going to try to outdo us and have an even better night. >> jimmy: you know the odds are he's not going to win every single year. but what he purchased now is you being very patient with

they went to see gadd yart gladiator in an ark.his story and deviates from the bible story or popular conception of it and i think that's rattled audiences. two biggest things i keep hearing, bill, there are stone giants in this movie. big transformer like -- they look like they are out of lord of the rings casting. they help noah build the ark and lay waste to everybody trying to get on the ark he can. >> giant monster people are protecting him. >> yeah. >> i don't know if that's in the bible. i didn't see that there, richard, but maybe i have forgotten it. but, look, when people go to to the movies, they have to expect that movie is going to be entertainment and there will be giant concrete people there, i guess. i don't know. those giant monsters are angels that have fallen to earth and god has punished them genesis. as we are saying here this is a big budget entertainment. it's got to have a lot of factors. if you are just going to show noah as this kindly old a 50-year-old man who leads all the animals on to the ark and rains

and that's why they called it gladiator school, because of that reason. if you're

40% of people in rykers is mentally ill. 2008, an 18-year-old inmate was beaten to death in the gladiator school, in which teenage inmates were directed to extort money from prisoners. three inmates died of nonnatural causes last year. >> david shuster. new york city mayor bill de blasio said there'll be changes at rikers island. he has instructed his new corrections commissioner to focus on the needs of inmates with mental illness. >> the f.d.a. approved a drug nearly two years ago, proving 90% effective in presenting hiv. it's chauld truvada. many that could benefit refuse to take it. >> at play and sometimes at risk. gay menus condoms less and less. 20% less in recent years, according to the center for disease control. new york psychotherapist is gay, doing what others aren't, taking a pill called truvada. >> i explained to my doctor i'll have a hard time staying consistent. here is this medication. >> he's such a fan, he started this facebook page. >> it's shown to be safe. >> other gay men are less enthusiastic about truvada. this doctor offered the pill to many of her patients. only

. >> american gladiator. >> there it goes. >> curious george, terry. >> the yellow one right there. >tomorrow you'll be tempted to head to the beach. but we have rip current threats all across the beaches. don't turn your back on them. >> thanks a lot. >>> nbc night"nbc nightly news" and then more local news. >> good night. >>> on this saturday night, race against time. a signal is reported in the indian ocean, four weeks after the malaysian jetliner was lost. is it from the plane's elusive black boxes? the search intensifies. >>> turning point. afghan voters brave the violence, choosing a new president and a new path. but what does it mean for america's involvement in a that long and costly war? distress call. a family's dreamed a venture turns dangerous. the massive rescue effort under way tonight a thousand miles from shore to save their sick baby and bring them to safety. and men at work. the renewed debated in this country over dads taking paternity leave and why the u.s. lags so far behind.

>> jimmy: hello, gladiators, i'm jimmy kimmel. and tonight i will take you behind the scandalabra here at olivia pope and associates where people go to get things fixed.

this is a gladiator, no one beat him up. but anyway, key isaacs was a big influence because,o make a long story or tee years later, key aa was imy c and llow lid nextoor to m eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter 135-pod,htig, ve good guy. d he took me uer his wg. but then he went off to the korean wa just before he did that, he turned me over to a local boxing hero, kenny isaacs and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did that. and i was gonna retire as soon as i won the flyweight championship of north america, but i never got that far. i got up to the silver medal for the aau in new england at the age of 17. and that was about it. after that, in the follow-up fight, getting ready for the nationals, i got knocked out, the end of that career. anothebig inuence ony life was burl grey, burl was painting in miami and i was assigned to paint with him. no one else would paint with him because ere was a rumor going arou about him that he was, yeah, one othem he was accused

>> this is the first time i have ever experienced this gladiator approach, putting it out to the audience and they give it a thumbs up or a thumbs down. it is the wisdom of crowds. i like the approach. >> we should highlight, while you are very much going down the amazon road, it is not the only one that you are on right now. you are working with amc as well. what is the primary difference between working with amazon and with one of the very well-known known cable channels or broadcast networks that we know? >> it is not really different at all. different personnel, players, but the approach is always the ,ame, to do something original something smart. that is how i approach my job and have everyone else does too. >> how does the ability to binge watch change the way that you write or direct a show? >> this is my first experience in doing it exactly like this, giving people the opportunity to binge watch. i'm not sure if amazon will put in exactlyt there the way that you could binge watch it. we have not talked about that approach yet. for me, this is my first work off of broadcast networ

on the night stand, only vaseline and ponds cold cream and there with the madmen, three women, gladiatorsor one episode but no one cold let her go. joan would be a ceo in today's america. but had to make a horrible choice, sleep with a client to give herself a chance for the future. >> she gets hurt and goes home to deal with it. the audience probably mentions joan's strength. most of the time i really enjoyed playing her vulnerability. >> and january jones who plays don's first wife betty. doing battle with the narrowness of her life. >> she's hopeful and not just a terrible mom. >> what the heck happened to you? >> calm down. >> and elizabeth moss, peggy who rises from the secretarial poll to an executive. >> why is it so hard? >> watching men take credit for her work. >> i think she's lonely and doesn't want to be alone for the rest of her life like all of us. >> women navigating a world that still belongs to the don drapers. >> joan, don't worry. i will win this. >> just once, i would like to hear you use the word we. >> making a viewer want to reach out to free them out of the time c

and i do think that model that for the gladiator. but i think more point i think that as we had to salute jackie robinson and was celebrating so many of the athletes breaking the color barrier now the search or your taste and barrier this is a wonderful time that sports can transcend. and to have. this type of dialogue and this type of conversation with this owner and really his is even more so than it's a race it's known to players. it's a very plantation mind celery so i think that that's what's so troubling it's not that i don't like people who are black but almost like i think our own people who are black so they should be grateful for me giving them a job and so i think what i've seen with. the players i was very proud to see the players did something they turned their heads inside out and they were the black armbands the black sox about back to the sixty eight olympics so those are very encouraging signs because they do have a huge impact on on on on other young people coming up but i will say this stuff as valuable as you ment

i will call it the gladiator approach which is really putting it out to the audience and they give it thumbs-up or thumbs down. it is the wisdom of the crowd but i like the approach. that should highlight while you are very much going down the amazon road, it's not the only one you are on right now. you're are working with amc as well. what would you say the primary difference between working with a player like amazon and one of the very well known table channels are broadcast networks that we know? >> it's not very different at all. different personnel and players that the approach is always the ,ame, to do something original something smart and that is really how i approach my job and how everyone else approaches it to. >> how does the ability to binge watch chains the way that you write or direct day show? >> this is my first experience doing it like this, giving the opportunity to binge watch and i'm not sure if amazon will put the show out there in exactly the way that you could binge watch. we have not really talked about that approach yet. for me, this is my first chance off a

>> is the first time i've experienced a gladiator approach. we are putting it out to the audience.hey give it a thumbs up or thumbs down. but i like the approach. highlight that while you are very much going down the amazon road, it is not the only road you are on right now. you're working with a and c as well. the primary difference from working with amazon and working with one of the better-known cable channels or broadcast networks that we know? >> it's not really different at all. the approach is always the same, to do something original, to do something smart. that's how i approach my job. >> how does binge watching change how you write or direct show? is my first experience doing it like this, giving people the opportunity to binge watch. i'm not sure if amazon is going to put a show out there in a way that you can binge watch it. we haven't really talked about that approach yet. this is my first chance to work off of broadcast network. --m looking forward that looking forward to that. it has less restrictions on what i can say and what i can show. >> do think at all, when yo

this is the first time i ever experienced this sort of gladiator approach, which is really putting itut to the audience. they give it a thumbs up or thumbs down. it is the wisdom of crowds. i like to approach. >> we should highlight that while you're very much going down the amazon road, it is not the only road that you are on right now. you're working with amc as well. what would you say is the primary difference between working with a player like amazon, and working with one of the very well-known cable channels or broadcast networks that we know? >> it is not really different at all. different personnel, different players, but he approach it has always been the same. it is to do something original, something smart. that is really how i approach my job and how everyone else approaches it, too. >> how did binge watching, or the ability to binge watch, change how you write or direct a show? >> this is my first experience doing it exactly like this, giving people the opportunity to binge watch. i'm not sure if amazon is going to put the show out there in exactly a way that you can bing

gladiators out there are in so much anticipation.ons will be answered? >> quite a few. but awe long with a cliff-hanger question, there will be about -- answers, it will be about three more questions that sprout out from the answers. they got this. but what about this, this and this? >> you brought us a sneak peek. >> got something for you. call it a parting gift. it's not for you. it's for huck. >> what is it? >> something he wants more than anything. >> why would you give him what he wants? >> because in that envelope is any end to any happiness you might have. >> i'm not going to open it. >> open it, or don't open it. it will eat away at you either way because you know it exists. >> that sets up a question that so many people are asking. will quinn be killed? please, say yes. >> i can't give away what will happen with quinn. i can say she gets into more trouble. >> more trouble. abbie got to play olivia. maybe not the best of results. how was it to be olivia by proxy? >> it felt like i was on another show. when i watch the white h

gladiators all over the country, weighing in, tweeting nonstop about what happened on the show.my kimmel. our friend cameron mathison has the story for all the others. don't worry. we're not going to give anything big away. just take a look. >> we have a scandal. the best way to deal with scandal is to shut it down. >> reporter: gladiators united thursday night for the jaw-dropping season finale of "scandal." [ explosion ] and it was every bit as explosive as promised. jam-packed with all those omg moments that only olivia pope can provide. >> i don't hold it against you. i don't blame you. we're not responsible. >> reporter: there were glimmers of hope. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: plenty of drama. >> they're not looking for justice, mr. president. they're looking for a head served on a platter. >> reporter: and a big, shocking loss that caused a frenzy on social media. >> i did for you, all of it. >> try to protect your soul, if you still have one. >> reporter: the show's creator, shon that rooims took jimmy kimmel behind the scenes. >> this is where it's ha

. >> and i had no idea what a gladiator tool it was in terms of hyper-competitive -- >> not like thelow talk of cnn. >> but you got to covering wars. >> covering wars after 9/11. >> and it takes a special breed of cat not only to want to crave the spotlight but to go to wars and disaster areas. and what was your mind space back in those days? >> i really wanted to get ahead, ands i was green, i came to abc at 28, i worked with these giants like peter jennings. and my way of compensating was to become a workaholic. >> and it is a high, high, and low, low. >> right, sometimes in the same minute. >> so what led to the moment we just showed. >> so i went to spend three years in places like afghanistan, middle east, israel, gaza, palestine. so when i came home, i got depressed. i wasn't self-aware enough to know i was depressed. i had a low fever, i self-medicated, and after the panic attack, he asked me the question, do i do drugs? and when i said yes, he gave me the look, okay, idiot. so i knew i had to make changes. >> so your disaster experience was melting down on gma. and did you st

stepping into it conjures up images of gladiators stepping into a coliseum. >> it's very beneficial because basically you can stand in one spot and get a visual of the whole cell house. you can also watch the officers on the gallery more. not just the tower but anybody in the house can see if something goes wrong. i'm glad it's a round house. i love it. >> the original design, however, proved to be difficult to maintain and was subsequently replaced. one of the few remaining original buildings is this rectangular cell house, the longest such structure in the world. 33-foot tall concrete walls surround the 64 acres that comprise the entire prison. looking across the institution, it's gray, desolate and foreboding. >> me growing up, hearing those old-timers talking about being in here made it sound like it was cool to be in here. but i got down here. it was nothing like that. it's all messed up. man, it's messed up. it sucks. >> stateville has long been home to some of illinois's most violent offenders. the vast majority of prisoners are in for murder or violent assault. >> it's hard, man. i

. >>> and calling all gladiators. time to get scandalous. >>> and are you ready for a super hero? "captain america" star anthony mackie is here live as we say -- >> good morning, america. and new orleans. >> and good morning to that crowd out there in times square this morning from all over the country including new orleans. >> absolutely. >> thank you anthony mackie for that. a look inside. becky worley and our "gma" salon. her hair is clean and shiny after yesterday's investigation. today she has a new one, important one about the makeup you're buying online and she's going to tell you how to be sure you're getting the real thing. >> how do you get an appointment at that salon? >> i love the expression. she said people on the street kept asking her, have you washed your hair yet? yes, she has. >>> also ahead, brittany daniel please stay around for this, because she is an overcomer. her first television interview opening up about her fight against a life-threatening diagnosis and how she beat it. she is an actress. she walked away from her

actors, dressed as gladiators and others marched through the city. >> coming up tonight on al jazeera - wild america. we take you to wyoming where the longest mammal migration in the country is underway. the dangers faced and why scientists believe the creatures face the risks. back to the future. underwater homes and moon cole onnies, predictions that missed the mark and came true from the new york world fair. that and more 11 eastern time and 8 pacific. >>> here is the photo of the day, the imaging catching our attention from south korea. the shadows of visitors on the side of a tent at the port of jindo. hundreds of messages written, wishing for the safe return of passengers. richelle carey with the headlines after this. vé >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey, here are the top stories. the united states is warning russia that more sanctions are likely unless tensions are eased along the ukraine boarder. vice president joe biden offered up a $50 million aid package for the new government. joe biden criticised russia for bulking up military presence at the ukraine b

. >> and everybody is very envious of her gladiator sandals, these are from umi sandals.use they offer so much coverage, it is actually a great transitional sandal. >> they look adorable on children. that's all i'll say. thank you so much. >> next up we have ashlynn and alana. these two little girls. come on out, come on out. >> and their daddy dan. >> bring her out. >> the sheer layers, designers embrace it. why i like it for kids, it provides volume without the weight. they can twirl, spin, dance mom and dad too and so we have baby alana here and she has a piece by wendy bellisimo and has an ombre, light cream to peach. and i love the rosette touches on the strap. >> so feminine. >> and ashlynn and carter -- >> look at ashlynn. >> supermodel in the making. >> i like how she's posing. >> already has the look. >> she has the total look. >> i love her carter's separate. the cool ballet skirt. she takes ballet so that's even better. >> don't hate me because i'm beautiful. >> we put some metallics wove n into the sweater and the shoes. >> so cute. >> oh, my god. it's like sh

quote, gladiators, you fought your defibrillators and eye rolls ready? from selfies now to snowden.a whistleblower is trending for asking vladimir putin this question in a q&a session. >> does russia intercept, store, or analyze in any way the communications of millions of individuals? and do you believe that simply increasing the effectiveness of intelligence or law enforcement investigations can justify placing societies rather than subjects under surveillance? >> putin, of course, answered of saying, of course he spies on russian citizens. no, he didn't. putin actually said with a straight face that russia would never surveil its citizens. and that spying is sanctioned for specific cases only. duh, under official court order. does snowden know he's living in a country run by a former kgb member? because he is. you can weigh in by joining the conversation on twitter, facebook, instagram and msnbc.com. >>> here's how prisoners in peru are marking holy week behind bars. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like

became nd jamal gladiators. while a cryptic clue and john.

eating a gladiator. he got there and perform, come back in and live this lifestyle.eally did not get the students feeling. >> if you were a grad student, you might be able to take a job or even get a stipend or a grant, but the players don't get any of that. >> they don't get anything and when they do, people hold them so accountable. you took $1000? you took $100? someone got you a suit so you could look good? it is so crazy. >> john, let's talk about what it's like to play in the professional league. call is one thing but the nba is another. -- college is one thing. we have seen multiple reports of steroids in baseball, for example. people feel this need to stay competitive and many have turned to that. what about basketball? >> i took steroids. it was movingand to an ammonia they said to give me steroids. i'm making a joke. you can use steroids and every other part of this world but as a professional athlete, if i use steroids, i'm cheating the game. i just had this conversation on the radio when they take these amphetamines. i said about about the athletes when t

sneakers or gladiators? >> sneakers or gladiators? >> yes, shoes. >> that's deep. heels i put on since the marathon. i kind of feel like a barbie, learning to walk in heels all over again. >> the way you love to escape is to go scuba diving. >> i love scuba diving. >> i love everything about her. >> we were talking about egypt, amazing diving. >> you are so sweet. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> wow. i'm so impressed. aren't you? >> i like her. we don't like very many people, but we like you. you can catch "game of thrones" monday on hbo. >> easy tests you can do at home that can help save your life. >>> and how much water does every american use every year? >> we'll test your green iq after this. [ male announcer ] they say he was born to help people clean. but there are some places even mr. clean doesn't want to lug a whole bunch of cleaning supplies. that's why he created the magic eraser extra power. just one eraser's versatile enough to clean all kinds of different surfaces and three times more grime per swipe. so instead of fussing with rags and buc

. >> reporter: and there with the mad men, three women gladiators in an inhospitable decade.planned for just one episode but no one could let her go. joan would be a ceo in today's america, but then had to make a horrible choice. sleep with a client to give herself a chance at a future. >> she gets hurt, and she goes home and deals with it. our audience probably mentions joan's strength most of the time but i really enjoyed playing her vulnerability. >> reporter: and january jones who plays don's first wife betty doing battle with the narrowness of her life. >> she's hopeful and not just a terrible mom. >> reporter: what the hell happened to you? >> calm down. >> she's trying to be happy. >> reporter: and elisabeth moss, peggy, who rises from the secretarial pool to an executive. >> why is this so hard? >> reporter: watching men take credit for her work. >> i think she's lonely and doesn't want to be alone for the rest of her life. like all of us. >> just handle it. >> reporter: women navigating a world that still belongs to the don drapers. >> joan, don't worry, i will win t

then he got an academy award for "gladiator."nfluence, somehow there is a nordic influence in our game that somehow we're liable for something. >> i want a world cup. >> you're talking about it. >> and you won't go to the olympics then? >> we didn't. >> a couple of the teams, the coach of the st. louis blues had nine participate in the olympics. they said down the stretch run they were a little fatigued. >> how about watching that final? >> spectacularly exciting. >> there's a little violence. but it shows you it's not all about the violence. >> you're confusing physicality and violence. >> there is an entertainment value when they start hitting each other. there is. >> but there is an element of -- you're talking about a game -- >> i mean physically. when they're fighting. >> people watch us. we've got to go. >> 70% of the games fight-free. >> we've got to get that down. >> consumer price index right after this. don't move. don't move. make it happen with fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious invest

. >> and everybody is very envious of her gladiator sandals, these are from umi sandals. daddy dan. >> bring her out. >> the sheer layers, designers embrace it. it prize volume without the weight. they can twirl, spin dance mom and dad too and so we have baby alana here and she has a piece by wendy bellisimo and has an ombre, light cream to peach. and i love the roset touches on the strap. and ashlynn and carter -- >> look at ashlynn. >> supermodel in the making. >> i like how she's posing. >> already has the look. >> she has the total look. >> i love her carter's separate. the cool ballet skirt. she takes ballet so that's even better. >> don't hate me because i'm beautiful. >> we put some metallics wove noon the n into the sweater and the shoes. >>> now we have our nautical look nicholas, maya and jack coming out. how adorable are these guys? >> i could not -- she's remembering her order. i could not escape the anchors, the ships, the sails on everything from every brand i pulled. maya in the middle is wearing a number by h&m that sells for $9.95. the tallest, nicholas g