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tonight -- jennifer love hewitt. from "marvel's agents of shield," clark gregg.rom clean bandit. with cleto and the cletones. and now, i kid you not, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice of you. glad you're in a good mood. i really -- i hopeou

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tonight -- jennifer love hewitt. from "marvel's agents of shield," clark gregg. and music from clean bandit. wiwith cleto and the cletones. and now, i kid you not, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice of you. glad you're in a good mood. i really -- i hope you had a good weekend. i certai

harvard-trained psychiatrist, charles krauthammer, who recently enriched our public debate on the hugh hewitt> i know you've said before you no longer practice psychiatry. you've given that up. but i want to tempt you to do a little armchair diagnosis here. what do you think is his mental state? >> look, i have foresworn psychiatry simply because you really can't do it at a distance. so i decided, when i left psychiatry, never to use my authority. >> stephen: good for him. he was sworn not to use his psychiatric authority. so i guess this interview's over. >> but let me just say as a layman, without invoking any expertise, obama is clearly a narcissist. >> stephen: obama is clearly a narcissist. still haven't seen that birth certificate. he could easily be from narcissistan. of course, being a narcissist is not necessarily a bad thing. in fact, when you look up narcissist in the dictionary, it's right next to a picture of me. (cheers and applause) and, yes, i've pasted my photo next to "every" word in my dictionary. but what can i say? i'm a bit of an aardvark. and krauthammer is willing to b

tonight -- jennifer love hewitt. from "marvel's agents of shield," clark gregg. and music from clean bandit. with cleto and the cletones. and now, i kid you not, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice of you. glad you're in a good mood. i really --

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they have not been seen anywhere white the hewitt yes continue to expand and he complains. it. >> reporter: the president's government is concerned about becoming involved in a prolonged conflict and hopes diplomacy will resolve the crisis. the leader of the fighters has been met by the u.n. they are trying to arrange talks between houthi leaders, yemeni representatives and head of security. for the numbers killed, a commitment by all sides for the moment seems a life-time. >>> ukraine's president asked the u.s. congress for more fights against the pro-russian separatists. he asked for assistance, including arms, and asked for washington to pose more sanctions on moscow and to give ukraine special status. he got no weapons, but president obama blejed a package worth $40 million, and $7 million in aid. >> reporter: ukraine's president petro porashenko met with the u.s. president obama in the obviously office for an hour. when the media was allowed in, it was clear that the ukranian leader did not get what he came for, spelling out what he believed the country needed in a joi

but one and the same time the deal calls for the hewitt yes to withdraw from the -- houthis to withdraw from the capital and from amran to the north of sanaa and the south of sarder, the houthi heartland and withdraw fighters from those areas. given the degree of control over considerable land in the north of yemen, it's difficult to believe they'll stick to that. >> let me ask you a question about the bigger picture. how are regional players like saudi arabia and iran looking at event in yemen. iran is accused of backing the houthis, will saudi arabia be relieved that a deal has been, in principal, reached? >> again, i don't think there's a believe that if a deal is signed, that it will have a real significance. maybe in two or three weeks time if we see the houthis withdraw from the capital, we see the government installed, so on and so forth. what we see is the fighting in the north. a series of peace deals. between the government and tribal militias and the houthis signed and broken with recriminations on both sides. from the perspective of saudi arabia, i don't think a deal will ma

in the open field hewitt to these could decide to attack the logistics and cold harbor was a tactical victory despite the tremendous pounding that we and the army sustained over the course of may and into the first week of june of 1864. he had been able to hold his army together. this is a tribute to the leadership and the endurance of the men he led and the hammering that grant administered was nothing like what they had ever seen before. but the army of northern virginia had been worn down and their ability has been reduced. the capability had been reduced to withstand a prolonged attack on their logistics which would be coming within the next two weeks after the fighting ended at harbor. >> but still into what is the battle. we have one of those great quotes now. there's one by forest porter is a lieutenant colonel and by general ulysses s. grant. on the night of june 2 he remembers walking through the lines and says as i came near one of the regiments they were making preparations for the next morning and i noticed that many have taken off their coats and seemed to be engaged in s

. >>> now christopher hewitt, the former swim coach convicted of sexually abusing a silver spring girlay he was sentenced and also his victim spoke out about her ordeal. >> my main and probably only message is that it's never too late to come forward. there's no shame in being a victim. >> very brave there. that's danielle bostic. from 1984 until 1989 he repeatedly accused her when he was both her coach and the live- in baby-sitter. she says she feels robbed of her childhood and has suffered flashbacks and suffers post- traumatic stress disorder. today he was sentenced to 10 years in faprison. >>> in a few hours oscar pistorius will learn his fate for the shooting death of girl friend reeva steenkamp. today the judge cleared the paralympic track star of premeditated murder, but he could still be convicted of the south african version of manslaughter. it was said prosecutors just didn't prove he intended to kill steenkamp but he did not negligently when he shot her through the bathroom door thinking she was an intruder. >>> president obama's strategy to take on the t fighto isis milita

next newscast at 4:30 tomorrow morning and right now on jimmy kimmel, actress jennifer love hewitt.or all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again tomorrow. are in the playoffs after a long absence and their chiefs routed the patriots in "monday night football." 41-14. jamal charles returned from an ankle injury to score three touchdowns. new england's tom brady was intercepted twice, one of which was returned for a touchdown. >>> we've all kind of experienced really bad service at a restaurant. >> it happens. a couple in iowa are sharing their horror story, but they still left a good tip. a $100 tip. this is our favorite story of the day. >> mckenzie and steven shultz took to facebook to describe their experience at the kazoku sushi restaurant. they waited 20 minutes just for water. 40 minutes for the appetizer and more than an hour to get their entree. >> they still left a $100 tip because they've been restaurant workers themselves and recognized the real problem was the restaurant itself. it was understaffed. wasn't just the server's issue. their facebook post has more

. >> jennifer love hewitt! >> stephen colbert.en know it. >> they say, we don't want to talk to you. we just want to take a picture with you. >> is that al pacino? he says, yeah. says, are you sure that's al pacino? he says, yeah. somebody's got to be. >>> all right, and last but not least, veteran host alex trebek is back for his 31st season on "jeopardy!." can you believe that, 31st? and so is his stache. after going clean shaven since 2001, the mustache is back, but only if you want it to be. trebek is asking fans on weigh in on whether they approve on the old is the new look. vote with #keepittrebek or #shaveittrebek. we're kind of torn. i like stache 2.0. the old look is back. now for your twitter responses. earlier, we asked your thoughts on apple's new policy preventing it from turning over your personal data to police, even without search warrants. christine delgaudio has some of the best responses. we had some about the stache, which we'll talk about. >> we did. bill says "privacy comes with a price, but business is just

. >> kerry hewitt owner of the cupboard has been on main street for more than 40. >> a lot of peoplen't have a belief in downtown. banks almost red-lined us like why should we invest downtown. we don't know if it's going to make it. >> a lot of the businesses hadn't been renovated. >> ellen has owned the perennial gardener for 19 years. while you could call kerry and ellen old-timers they sure don't act that way. they both recently computerized their inventories and doubled their main street retail space. >> the cupboard in the next block down has been hugely successful. he's the standard for retail downtown in my opinion and he's more than doubled his space over time and he's been in business over 40 years. >> you've been here for 25 years. has downtown change aid lot. >> it has, yeah. it's totally come to life in the last 25 years, you know, what was a typical dying downtown has totally became the gym of ft. collins. >> greg haul co-owner of cooper smith's brewing company off main street is also part of the ft. collins-based boom in business. he's one of a dozen artisanal beermaker

next week, some wonderful people next week, including the great martin short, jennifer love hewitt, timfrom "grey's anatomy," ellen pompeo, clark gregg, anna gunn, norman reedus. dave salmoni has live animals to show us. plus, music from disclosure featuring mary j. blige, steve aoki, clean bandit, and the madden brothers. who are not just brothers, they're twins. [ laughter ] our first guest tonight is an oscar, golden globe and tony-winning actor who probably has no idea what he's doing here either. his new movie is called "the equalizer." it opens in theaters tomorrow. please say hello to denzel washington. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? glad you're here. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're embarrassing him. [ cheers and applause ] you're beloved, what are you going to do? >> it's a beautiful thing. >> jimmy: people want to shout about it. >> i love it. >> jimmy: i'm happy you're here. i know you are a very big new york yankees fan and tonight is -- >> this is it. >> jimmy: the last game for derek jeter. >> derek jeter. >> jimmy: this is it, h

. >> despite the growing anger, hewitt yits nist their -- hutus insist their campaign is peaceful. >> would like to reassure people that we will not let yemen slip towards civil war. the police and the army understands that violence begets violence. >> reporter: discontent spreads to the streets. back-channel talks are under way. latest talks by the hutus controls the north, boosting the chance for the president to make more concessions in the coming days. >>> coming up on the newshour, an al-shabab leader is killed in a u.s. fight. we look at the security threats na somalia faces from the rebel group. plus... [ ♪ music ] ..music, yoga and ping pong. we are at the library redefining what it means to be bookish. >>> serena williams in another u.s. open file. the story of that and the rest of the news in a moment. >>> kurdish fighters battling the islamic state group in northern iraq claim they are running out of weapons. they claim ammunition and arms meant for the peshmerga, are stuck in baghdad. >> reporter: germany standing by its pledge to help the kurdish. weapons, assault rifles,

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a new survey from "aon hewitt" shows companies are devoting nearly 13-percent of the payroll to performance-based pay. --meaning employee bonuses between ten and 20-percent of their base pay. raises are also going to be higher for the top employees -- about 2-point-9 percent on average, in 20-14... and 3- percent in 20-15. employees in the oil and gas industry will see the highest raises, with the lowest in education. there's a growing market in china... for cockroaches. chinese farmer, wang fuming, says pharmaceutical companies are lining up to buy his stash. crushed roach pills are used in china as a catch-all cure for the stomach, liver, and heart ailments. wang has has been admiring and eating roaches since he was seven years old. he prefers to cook them in peanut oil, and hopes that one day the protein-rich snack will catch on worldwide. >> i got the coffee down before we roll that story. >> is the admiring that? is that the way he said. he admires them? >> he doesn't just eat them. >> does he sit back and say that's a good approach? let's talk about the barbecue because of sure a lot of roa

hewitt on to command the second infantry division and ultimately for those who have a great passion forl as i do, he commanded a task force there come a combined task force for fromle defense in israel 2000-2002. he has been a great friend. he and cathy have resettled in texas. in your case, i do not know what you have been smelling down there in the plains of texas. i will give you a break today. use some words we will not understand. [laughter] one of our guest has to leave early for another van he is doing here. i will asking to make and rightgs date men from there. -- i will ask him to make an opening statement from right there. my mother-in-law would still be skeptical, but that is another story. it is great to be with you. i apologize for having to leave early. i ink it will be a great session. the chinese have an old expression. think -- mays -- i you always live in interesting times. i think we are there. we have that turmoil in the middle east times three. there's a fight that is taking place there. islamiclways been the extremist ground strategy. iraq. a situation in hopefully