that's like, no. >> seth: okay gotcha.d i want to verify this -- the film "hitch." >> i was in the movie "hitch." everybody saw "hitch?" >> seth: "hitch" is a fantastic film. [ cheers and applause ] >> so i was on a sitcom a few years ago that will smith executive produced called "all of us." season two, we're wrapping that season and will says, "hey, i got a movie for you. come to new york in two weeks, we're going to shoot this movie." no audition. he just gave me a part. i had to fly to new york to meet with the director. will was there, we read a couple of scenes for the director to show the connection -- our chemistry -- he loved it. he loved both of us. i shot three scenes with will. three scenes, one-on-one with will. i'm like, "this is going to change my life, it is going to be such a big movie." i fly my boys from the hood from brooklyn, new york, who have never been anywhere. i fly them to l.a. for the premiere. they're super excited. will walks in, i'm like, i go over to say hi. will sees me. he goes, "oh." pull

gotcha. >> i cared about you so much when i walked in here. >> seth: well, thank you. taffy. and i'm glad -- once again, laffy taffy brings people together. >> thank you for having it. >> seth: and congratulations, guys. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> seth: it's really just lovely meeting you both. and continued best of luck on the show. >> thank you so much for having us. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: give it up for china anne mcclain and nafessa williams, everybody. "black lightning" airs on tuesday nights at 9:00 p.m. on the cw. right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of being there for my son's winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how. every great why try the deoderant saving millions of clothes. degree ultraclear black + white. no yellow stains on white clothes. no white marks on black clothes. try degree ultraclear black + white. it won't let you down. extra innings

i don't see it as a gotcha thing. i think when you don't have a prepared thing that you read, and you actually have to think on your feet, i don't think it's going to increase our tv ratings by any stretch of the imagination, but it's real democracy and i think that's what the people voted for in 2010 and what they haven't gotten. and i hope that the board will have an opportunity to do it. i'm glad that our president utilized question time, for the first time, as i said before, since september, 2016. and the answer can be -- obviously, any person or elected official or politician can say, i don't know the answer. i will go back and look at it and study it and we see people on tv every day that have become professionals at not being transparent. if it doesn't work, we can amend the ordinance again, but i think that everybody agrees it's not working as well as it should. let's give the experiment a shot, colleagues. >> supervisor safai: thank you, supervisor peskin. i would add before i call on supervisor yee. i, too,

. >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> you got to get 'em drunk. >> seth: oh, so they walk in and the champagne'se bottles right away, get them nice and drunk. >> seth: okay. >> and then, i'm like, "girl, take it all!" [ laughter ] >> seth: so in the end though, you did -- did you cancel the yard sale? >> i had to. >> seth: yeah. >> david fincher was calling. so i went begrudgingly. [ laughter ] and i thought that it was going to be like other -- a callback, like, you know, several other actresses that did a good job. and i went in and it was a ghost town. it was literally the audition, it was just so i could meet david fincher. >> seth: oh, wow. >> laray mayfield, i love you! >> seth: that's great. >> 'cause she cast all of it, too. >> seth: now tell me how soon after that did you reschedule the yard sale? >> i was like, "y'all, we just going to open -- i'm going to open the doors today but just a couple of hours later." >> seth: yeah, okay. gotcha. [ laughter ] and i want to ask, because we've talked before about how cookie is a character that you play that so many people fell in love with imme

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. >> seth: oh, gotcha. [ laughter ] >> and let me tell you, nothing is worse than when you wake up andind a piece of paper in your pocket and your first thought is, "maybe some nice lady gave me her number." but then you open up the paper and it's a [ bleep ] subpoena. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i could see that being very jarring. now, some are criticizing the news outlets for putting you on tv last night when it seemed as though you might not have your faculties about you. >> exactly. at least in a bar they say, "hey, man, maybe you've had one too many." i mean, i'm a 36-year-old man who thought donald trump would make a good president. i can't be trusted to make my own decisions. >> seth: yeah, no, that's a good point. >> how dare you, cable news? [ cheers and applause ] how dare you! >> seth: yeah, you tell them. you tell them. >> their fault! look, in the end i just went on a couple of shows, said some things i shouldn't have said and pissed off the fbi. you know, we've all been there. >> seth: no, no, we haven't. [ laughter ] >> okay, boys will be boys? >> seth: no, that's not a

in september two thousand and fifteen the billionaire posed with these two gotchas which like the rest of his collection he bought from eve bouvier the russian is beaming with joy. he thought he had done good business with these two portraits of checking because his last wife spanish woman with a fan and woman arranging her hair. but an unexpected figure came along to spoil the party. katherine. one of the causes heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected eve movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of live along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. years gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of an old farmhouse called notre dame dizzy. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant

. >> we're in the kitchen and so -- >> seth: gotcha. [ light laughter ] >> you know, it's loud. >> sethleslie and i. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and, you know. >> seth: who picks the music? >> it's the entertainment for the evening. >> seth: do you share music tastes? because my wife and i don't share music tastes so i don't like -- >> ooh, that's hard. >> seth: it is hard. yeah. do you guys? >> what are the choices? what are your choices? [ light laughter ] >> seth: my choices is music that people like. and then hers is, like, country music. [ laughter ] yeah. [ applause ] i want to ask you this question because -- i feel like every time you're here, i've heard this story. and i want to ask you about it. that when you were young, you played a game called "getting ready for robbers." >> yes, yes, yes, we did. >> seth: but we've never talked about it. >> will broddis and i played "getting ready robbers." >> seth: how old are you when you're getting ready for robbers? >> 28. [ laughter ] no. no, we were -- i can't really remember. i mean, we were in elementary school. >> seth: gotcha. >> and prob

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. ♪ >>> now for this week's gotcha.trump era seems tailor made for the kind of power brokers you only see in james bond movies. take the multi-billionaire industrialist charles and david koch who opened this week with the news that their guy, former fbi director mike pompeo, had been tapped to become president trump's next secretary of state. the new gig is good news for pompeo, but possibly better news for the koch brothers who spent nearly a billion dollars on conservative candidates in 2016 and helped finance com pay owe's congressional career for a decade. it appears the billionaire brothers have been investing in the future leaders of the country as well. as i also read in "the root" this week that a nonprofit charity under their umbrella, the bill of rights institute, has been providing lesson plans to educators free of charge for nearly 20 years now. but the catch according to education critics is that the curriculum tilts young minds in a patently right wing direction, promoting limited government and conservati

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liz: gotcha. >> these 15 partners, well-known schools, yale, usc, syracuse, unc.eresting thing they will grow over a long period of time. it is like any other technology, anything on the internet, it is disruptive. that is what we like. stock has been fantastic. liz: i would like to get a line on axon enterprises? >> that the old taser. they have moving into the body-worn cameras that is it were the money is. tesla and warren buffett, the found he of the company, rick smith, paired his compensation, same thing tesla has done. if we shareholders don't make money, he doesn't make much money. that is brilliant strategy. that is about shareholders. liz: taser. they changed the name. companies if they're smart grow beyond what their original product was. great to sigh. thank you so much. >> yes, sure. glad to do it. liz: good to have you, george young. put them on facebook.com/lizclaman. we have breaking news. you don't take the amtrak train up and down the northeast corridor, but there will be a messy commute tomorrow. we're expecting snow. amtrak just canceled its tr

. >> seth: oh, gotcha. >> some surf store of some sort. had to do a viral video. and me and my team came up with this idea because diddy loves applesauce. did you guys know, he's obsessed with applesauce? >> seth: no. >> so we had this idea that this applesauce bandit has stolen all of the applesauce and we have to go and catch the applesauce bandit to get diddy's applesauce. and so, we had this lovely guy named -- oh, my god, what was his name? it's been so many years. he played the applesauce bandit and i played diddy's assistant and we were running around new york city to catch the applesauce bandit. [ laughter ] and at one point, i like slip and fall. i was running around in heels by the way. i slip and fall and i like slide and roll and people thought it was fake, and it was not. i skinned my knee and all of this stuff for reality tv. >> seth: wow! [ light laughter ] and based on how little i saw it, i don't think it went viral. [ laughter ] i remember the applesauce bandit craze of ten years ago. >> we won the challenge. >> seth: oka

. >> seth: gotcha. no worries. i tricked you. i tricked you. >> you did. you did.h: exactly. it was my fault. but did they -- were they excited when you went into acting? did they -- when did they start to care? >> when did they start to care? so i think my sisters very much were kind of like backing me from the get-go. >> seth: yeah. >> my parents obviously always been incredibly supportive. and then my brothers only really began to give a [ bleep ] when i got "game of thrones." >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: until -- >> only then. i was terrible. yeah and then -- [ cheers and applause ] and then they're kind of like beginning to call up and they'll be like, "oh okay. so what are the new scripts coming through? and what are you, like, up for?" and prior to that, they didn't -- they did not care. >> seth: i think -- i was probably -- i think i probably saw you first in "downton abbey." >> right. >> seth: and then next in "game of thrones." and a massive difference between the two characters you played as well. >> absolutely. >> seth: as far as the am

. >> gotcha. >> it's scary. >> i love my alexa. you can play everything, you can turn off the lights. but i haven't heard it laugh quite yet. i'm going to keep it. >> it's creepy. >>> it's 4:56 right now. the fight over sanctuary laws in california is headed to court. why leaders say the feds have no case. >> reporter: and now a war of words between oakland mayor libby schaaf and attorney general jeff sessions. i'll have those details coming up. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... rning rush is >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, march 8th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's head outside take a look at the conditions on this thursday morning. i kind of forgot which day it was. >> it's almost friday! >> wow, yes. the countdown begins! a live look at some of the traffic in san jose. on the right 101 near the trimble exit. things looking good there. jaclyn of course will have your full recap of what's happening on the roads. and on the left, shot of the bay bridge. you can see a little bit of

there is so much zeal to get the next great trump gotcha story that they are not doing thorough reportingwhat about following through to see if he read the briefing papers. howie: you wouldn't disagree he was given legitimate advice. he congratulated president xi in china. it seemed jarring because of what happened with the killing of the russian spy in london. then here is the could be got laying. so that's a fair context. guy: the white house official position is no daylight between that. here are his top aides apparently bringing all caps, do not could be got laying. but he did it anyway. but john bolton is going to start world war ii. the president is going to listen to john bolton? howie: tonight a "60 minutes" sit-down with annex porn star. howie: a retired lieutenant colonel and fox news contributor has resigned with an angry blast at the network. he was suspended for two weeks after calling president obama a vulgar name. and there was this exchange. >> he sounds like charles behind berg saying hitler hasn't attacked us. howie: peters say he was aswhaimed his association with fox a

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bit more of a structure back and forth, without putting anyone in the hotseat or playing a game of gotcha. and i think it's tailored enough to keep the back-and-forth brief, but also genuine and dynamic. to that end, the proposal would allow a member of the board to submit their question topic on the wednesday preceding the board meeting. all of us who suffer through an election become a jack of all trades and expert at none. 5 think we should be conversant on an array of topics. if we set forth that perhaps the topic be senate bill 827 or what have you, it should be enough to allow the mayor to prepare and also it would -- this would enable a supervisor to ask a follow-up question. and the mayor would answer that question not to exceed 2 minutes. so it's not designed to be time-consuming. i would be impressed if all of the supervisors engaged in it. in order to -- i know there have been some fears expressed by the mayor's office, who have gone around today and said that it will make board meetings too long, i'm not exactly sure why the mayor's office cares if our board meetings are longe

they have gotcha moments. is carlton from new york. good morning.ood morning, how are you gentlemen doing? i have a quick comment and a question. i watched the speech with he does atrump and lot of obama bashing throughout his campaign. he has been obama bashing. you is, whaton to is the origin of the korean war? it iserstanding is that the spread of communism. china has just solidified their president to be the communists president. proving he is doing it in russia. interesting questions. even if he wanted to step down, he couldn't. them, it isking for less of an issue. is more concerned with putting america first. making america great. he has pursued his policies in such a way to do that. host: why did you get involved in the trump campaign? blue-collar voters had been elusive. i didn't think any of the other candidates brought his message to the table the same way and articulated it in the way that resonated with voters. john kasich will be in new hampshire in april. do you think the president could face a primary challenge? guest: i think he cou

. >> gotcha. r overbrook in philly but this is another one. >> w this.. >> i don't care about the other overbrook. >> yeser overbrook. >> politics and activism taking center stage, was the hod he started with, well, this. >> oscar beloved, and respected, man in hollywood and there is a very good lk at him. he keeps his hands where you can see them. never says a rude word. and most iortantly, no penis at all. he is literally a statue of limitations. and that is the kind of men we need more of in this town. we will always remember this year as up so badly women started to date f winner of the whole thing the best picture. >> yes, the shape of water. >> spe >> this was nice, the trio of women who helped bring up harvey weinstein they took the stage together. >> it is an tonight. this year, women spoke t journey is long but slowly a new path has emerged. the changes we are witnesses are being driven by the powerful sound of new voices, of different voices of our voices jim together. >> ashley judd, se

. >> this is not a game of gotcha, i understand why they're not working and what which need to do toto the 21st century. >> reporter: they're really old, put in place in the 1860s, they were instrumental during the 1989 loma prieta earthquake when the power went out. there is only one provider of the necessary parts which are no longer being manufactured. >> so you repair one may not stay repaired. >> reporter: when one breaks, the city puts a cover over the box telling them to call 911 instead. but then city crews ran out of covers and used the only technology they had available, plastic bags with the words not in service is being used instead. in the past year, there were 282,000 calls made from these boxes, less than 5% resulted in a valid emergency. still the fire department acknowledges these boxes are important part of the redundancy built into the city's emergency system when cell phones fail. >> not all of the street box calls are for fires, some are for vehicular accidents, there can also be a call for medical attention. >> reporter: the city doesn't want the boxes gone, ins

. >> i'm sorry i gotcha here. >> every question i have in my brain. if something that someone causes you to then hide people, isn't the affect the same? distribute the law. >> the law is reluctant to prosecute words it will prosecute the person who harsh office the alien that is an expressed statute the government does prosecute. >> second statute is trouble some forbids private business owners. say you own a book shop or a restaurant. ice says, we are look for people i want to show you pictures, have you seen them. statute prohibits you from answering iceis question in your own business on your own permanent. that is blatantly unconstitutional it is punishing speech that starch in my view be undone by attorney general session in a week that is how profoundly unconstitutional. you cannot tell operate people what they can do with respect to ailians. you can tell your employees. >> i ask you why that would be in the books, why would california go there the answer is? >> the democratic party that runs california is so beholdant to the immigrant right's g

. >> gotcha. but i shouldn't set up a teatime or anything this afternoon? >> probably not. i think -- >> i've revealed my motivations sadly. >>, steve. -- thank you, steve. >> i have a friend who knows the weather. let's look at the commute now. you can see traffic is going to be busy. if you are driving on some of these lanes. i want to show you that traffic is also going to be busy on interstate 880. it's not stop and go as you drive through. it's going to be okay. if you are driving this morning on the altamont pass, you will see -- slow traffic already. once you get out to the valley area, it looks pretty good heading off to hayward. that tracy commute is about where you would normally see it. as you heard steve say, it will be better for you to leave yourself extra time because the wet weather is moving in. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. [ sound of gunfire ] >>> san francisco police have released graphic body camera video of a deadly officer involved shooting that happened in the city's mission district just one week ago. >> the video and results of the

trish: gotcha. >> with russia we're dealing with a rational actor. it is unusual that vladmir putin in talking about, this is the second test they have done of this ballistic missile system and just, you know earlier in the month he came out and he was sounding very much like kim jong-un saying all missile defense systems of the u.s. and their allies will be useless in the face of this new missile system that they have. he got a little more bellicose than frankly we've heard from putin in the past. i think in part because he has been trying for years and years to rebuild the influence of the former soviet union. he considers the collapse the soviet union a great tragedy. whether annexation of crimea, what they have been doing in the ukraine or energy policy within the eu what we're seeing a little frustration on his part he is getting pushback in meaningful way through sanctions and other actions kicking out 60 diplomats. exactly. >> mike baker. always good to see you. thank you for joining us today. shocking new revelations from facebook. a memo has

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. >> laura: i gotcha. have a great easter weekend. president trump showed no signs of backing down on his promise to build a border rally at a rally in richmond, ohio, today. >> drugs are flowing across borders. we need walls. we start building our wall, i'm so proud of it. we already started, you saw the pictures today, i said what a thing of beauty, and onlr september 28th, we go further, and we get that sucker built. you think that's easy? people say, has he given up on that wall?ls i never give up. >> laura: there are even reports that the president is considering having the military pay for the wall through the military budget. joining me for reaction, lieutenant colonel michael waltz. colonel waltz, this is a wild situation now. the president said that today, i think it was "the washington post," might have been "the new york times," tonight said that that is not true, nothing is underway, i don't know what he is talkingas about.w meanwhile the american peopleg are wondering, what is going onw with national security, with p huma

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this is not a game of gotcha. i would like to understand why they're not working and what we need to do. but also to hear from the department as to what resources they need. when we had the 911 hearing when we were falling well below the 90% standards, that resulted in the board providing additional resources. i want to thank john and jack, who used to do the job of taking care of the boxes for visiting with me and giving me background. but my hope that is we can actually systematically figure out how to bring these things into the dawn of the 21st century and that is going to require time and money, but i think the hearing is a good jumping off point for that. with that, i'd like to hand it over to the relatively new head of the department of technology to give us background on the history of the emergency call boxes and who historically has maintained them and how many we have, how often they're used and how they work. and the fact that they go over to 1011 turk street, the emergency command center. i want to th

david: gotcha. good stuff. tedly weisberg, always a pleasure to see you, my friend. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we are going to proceed with our tariffs. we're working on that. we're also working on investment restrictions but we're simultaneously having negotiations with the chinese, to see if we can reach an agreement. as president trump said we're not afraid of a trade war but that is not our objective. david: treasury secretary steve mnuchin sounding confident yesterday about reaching a trade agreement with china. today's "wall street journal" detailing a lot of quiet trade negotiations going own with the chinese. so is the administration's trade strategy working? here now to react is andy roth, club for growth vice president of government affairs. andy, you have a lot of loud talk. it scares people like you. sometimes it scares me. it clearly scared the market last week which lost 1400 points on the dow. gained a lot of it back today but what do you think? you have the loud talk that comes out initially. then you have the quiet negotiation where the re