-i love that. the challenge of building a business in detroit by people's hands from detroit. -mm-hmm. -so my offer is $300,000 for 51 percent. i think needs $100,000 for building out efficiencies in the shop. it needs to have some rhyme or reason to it. -right. -things that allow us to lower cost and increase output. in addition to that, $150,000 for working capital, raw materials, and then, $50,000 specifically for research and development and the creation of new products, buying textiles, trying new things and turning them into real high-margin moneymakers. -so you'd want to see a wider assortment or something? -i think we have to work collectively with the team to allow creativity to breathe. -that's a bit of a shift. -is it? what's so shifty about it? -jeans aren't going to be our primary focus. -this company will not survive as a men's denim jean company. -$300,000 sounds like a reasonable dollar amount. on the personal part of it, i have put money in, and i'm a 10 percent owner. giving up 50

loves roses. it's a surprise. you picked this out by yourself? it's a purse. i know you love purses! i do! deep ♪ ♪ you find me in the streets ♪ ♪ asking me - to come over ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back! we are here with ariana grande, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ now, ariana, you're obviously a a great singer, and you can also sing in so many different styles. >> thanks. >> jimmy: so with that in mind, it's time for a musical genre challenge. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ musical genre challenege ♪ >> jimmy: all right, now here's how it works, okay? we're going to take turns hitting this button here, which activates the random genre generator. and it -- or random jenre jenerator. [ light laughter ] it will land on one random song title and one random musical genre. whoever's turn it is has to sing that song in that style. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right? i will start us off. here we go, you ready? one, two, three. [ beeping ] "shape of you." ska. [ laughter ] i kind of know -- i know "shape of you." i know a little ska. how fast is ska? ♪ [

i love to read fiction. >> kimberly: you love to go to the beach with jasper. >> dana: i do. >> greg:the "new york times." >> dana: fake news. >> kimberly: pete? >> pete: throwing the football around with the kids on the beach, the pool. food, drinks, knock. the sun. just totally shut it down. maybe read a book. >> greg: don't go that far. >> pete: read a few pages. >> kimberly: boys love to play football and they are quite good. >> i love being on the water. took my boat up the hudson river and erie canal to cleveland. i love being on the boat. >> kimberly: favorite past time i love to read. that's for sure. also i love to go to the park. that's very fun. >> greg: what park and what time? [laughter] >> kimberly: the park in brooklyn. [laughter] >> kimberly: we are going to end it right there. we are going to have more of your fantastic questions. that's next. ♪ ♪ find the remote yet? nah. honey look, your old portable cd player. my high school rethainer. oh don't... it's early 90s sitcom star dave coulier... cut...it...out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as stuff gets lost in th

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being a a fan, i love you. oes love those. >> jimmy: i can give it to him, though. you got it? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: what else? what else is he into? >> so, and here's another, jimmy, this is so weird. you know, it's like -- i haven't been here in a couple of years. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but it's as if you were right here in my heart. >> jimmy: i'm always there pal. >> so kiran's really into world war ii. i think a lot of 10-year-old boys are. and we watched this documentary on pbs about world war ii. so he got very obsessed with world war ii. and we took him to london over spring break, and he went to the world war ii museum. he's into it. so then we decided to watch "band of brothers." guess who's in "band of brothers?" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's my biggest cameo ever. i'm in "band of brothers." did he start laughing at it? >> i had no idea. >> jimmy: because it's a a dramatic role. >> he -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was not funny at all. >> "oh, mom! it's jimmy fallon!" >>

loves roses. it's a surprise. you picked this out by yourself? it's a purse. i know you love purses! i do! ll love. happy mother's day! together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a talented performer. his album "syre" is out now and it has been streamed over 100 million times. everyone, please welcome jaden smith! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. hey, jaden, welcome back. always great seeing you, buddy. congrats on the record. >> thank

she was like, i love you. i love you, too. >> then there's meryl streep. >> i'm going to find her. get her to be my mama. she's like, you're so soilly. she introduced me to steven spielberg. i was like, hello. >> being unfiltered and totally funny is why tiff theny is hosting thissier's mtv movie and tv awards. >> we were on set. >> influenced again. yes, and a handsome man complimenting me on base. that's necessary for me to move in the world. it ain't that necessary. it's nice to have. >> let me just say this. tiffany is on fire right now. she was named cinemacon's female star of tomorrow. she's ever where. >> i love her. >>> well rg still ahead here. >>> we crack up the the cast of "overboard." the game that had the stars in his tearics. >>> then, our first look at the new robin hood with so many sexy murray men. who is is the hot a-lister behind the camera. >>> plus, we get keith urban to kiss and tell. how his wife, nicole, is still surprising him after 1 years of marriage. >> it just floored me. >>> close

i love, it was -- >> yeah, isn't she great? >> jimmy: whitney cummings. i love that. t all-stars. >> it was a blast. it was the most fun i've ever had. i just can't believe it. i feel so lucky. >> jimmy: well, clearly -- you hit a nerve. everyone loves to watch you in the show. >> well, our next show is -- you know, our next few shows are, like, gonna be -- it gets better and better every week, so i can't wait till people see the next few shows. and can i pause where i'm at? >> jimmy: of course, you can. >> okay. well, i'm going to do stand-up may 17th at -- [ laughter ] no, i know. i know, i can't remember anything. mgm national harbor, d.c. >> jimmy: yeah. all right, yeah. there you go. mgm national -- [ cheers and applause ] i can do that for you. >> i remember when i was on "the tonight show" i wrote all my jokes -- >> jimmy: you wrote all of them down? >> on my hands, see. >> jimmy: i'm so happy. thank you so much for coming. >> thank you, guys. >> jimmy: roseanne barr everybody! "roseanne" airs tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. on abc. we'll be right back with tony hale. sti

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i love you. give the kids love for me." to feel okay. i don't want him to leave -- i don't want him to leave me -- leave me for somebody else. you know? because of that. >> i wish i wouldn't have picked up a drink. i had choices, and i made the bad ones. now i have to suffer the consequences. i don't like it, but it is what it is. >> all right, ladies. >> there's no way to ever know if i'll pick up a drink again and get behind the wheel. i've got to pray that i won't and i can say that i won't, but i've said that before and here i sit. and it's a disease. it's called addiction. and as much as we want to say no, sometimes we just can't. we just can't. >> it won't be long before jeremy merithew might also find himself inside a transfer van to state prison. he's due to be sentenced today for not disclosing his hiv-positive status to a man he met over the internet and had sex with. his recent comments suggesting he contaminated sandwiches with bodily fluids could also come back to haunt him. >> i am worried about the sandwich i

it sure seems like they're happy, and i love that.> everyone has a case of royal wedding fever. and look at this -- you know it's the real deal when they make pez dispensers of you. >> oh my goodness. kind of cute, but i don't know about the harry one. >> there's no wedding just a lot of drama on "grey's anatomy" tonight. we were with ellen pompeo for a talk about her big payday. >> that was a tricky situation, because you don't normally want to talk about money and talk about your salaries. it's admired and celebrated when a male athlete does it. women should be able to celebrate too. >> ellen knows her worth and accepted nothing less to become primetime's highest paid actress in a drama. she makes no apologies for earning more than $20 million a year. >> the show's a tremendous moneymaker. let's be honest. it makes a fortune for everybody, and everyone wants to keep it going. you can do this. i believe in you. >> but the 48-year-old recently took heat for an unsubstantiated theory that her raise resulted in series regulars jessica c

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trump said "i love ramadan. i love the noodles.ff it in college, how can they only be like 25 cents? anyone ever wonder that?" get this, i read that in the '80s trump was actually a a promoter for rolling stones concerts. [ audience ohs ] trump hated the song "let's spend the night together" because every time he said it, he'd have to pay a woman $130,000. [ laughter ] that's a lot of money. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: that adds up. [ cheers and applause ] that's a lot of money. this is cool. the other night, a lightning bolt struck next to the u.s. capitol building. look at this -- isn't that wild? [ audience wows ] >> jimmy: yeah. meanwhile, the democrats were out back with the delorean trying to go back in time to october 2016. [ applause ] i saw that khloe kardashian posted that the first thing she ate after giving birth was mcdonald's hash browns. when asked when she started craving mcdonald's she was like, "right after they offered me $2 million to mention the hash browns." [ laughter ] and i really got a craving for the hash bro

it happens, right. - i love kwame. one of the things that you're trying to do is you're trying to say, "get your own voice." and right now i have a student who is, a woman actually, not a student, who's sitting in. and she wants to write. and she is in her late 40s and she's trying to say, "how do i write this?" and i'm trying to say, "it's not how you write. "what do you have to say?" and people are always trying to say, "well, i want to make a success." well the question is, "what's a success?" i'm fortunate, i've had three best sellers. i'm thrilled about that. but that's not what made me successful. what made me successful is when i came in here i saw some of my sorors. i'm a member of delta sigma theta. and i saw some of my sorors and we love each other. and that's success. and that's success. - i love this idea of whether you have something to say as a point of differentiation because an awful lot of people want to write, but not everybody gets to do it. and not everyone gets to do it in a way that, as you say, is

it is not a regime i love but actually i don't wa nt regime i love but actually i don't want a regime war regime i love but actually i don't want a war with that country. that's all. i think both trump and israel are on some all. i think both trump and israel are on some kind ofjourney, which needs to be stopped. are on some kind ofjourney, which needs to be stoppedlj are on some kind ofjourney, which needs to be stopped. i hope you are wrong. i really hope i am wrong. this story specifically is about the israeli ambassador to london making these claims. saying don't trust them, basically. sorry, i don't trust the israeli ambassador either. so let's not give it too much credibility. let's move on to fergie. really surprising news broke mid—evening on the bbc and other news outlets that sir alex ferguson has u nfortu nately news outlets that sir alex ferguson has unfortunately had a brain haemorrhage. it happened this morning at his home in cheshire. the first clue when —— came when his son, who manages doncaster rovers, said he had to go on for a family issue and wouldn't be managing

i love the way it looks. i love the complicity of the storytelling. quite complicated issues of guilt and remorse and duty and that kind of thing, but doing so in a way which is really magically engaging. there are moments in it when you think i am looking at this wonderous spectacle. you see these fantastic fiery displays. but it is really to do with little details, you believe in the characters and you believe in these situations even when they are utterly fantastical. there are two versions of it, the original language version and the dubbed version, you are hearing a clip from the dubbed version there. i thought it was really well done and i liked it very much and it is one of those things, i am a big fan of animation and i think it is great to have all these forms of animation coexisting side by side at the moment. this is a really fine piece and i think anybody could enjoy this. really good piece of work. mary and the witch's flower. best out this week. i am officially in trouble because i am sorry, i still haven't seen beast. it is not a horror

i love you. happy mother's day. that's going to it for me tonight. have a great week. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i've been here before. this coastline. this city. i was looking for something then. but instead, i found this. uruguay. the tiny underappreciated south american country tucked between argentina and brazil. only 3 million people live here. half of them in the capital city of montavido. >> i love this city. i love this country. i mean, it is a vibe here that's just unlike any other place on the continent. it is the opposite of new york in a lot of way. people respect push chi. in new york, they're hungry and pushing. >> here it's extremely laid back. only competition is soccer. only time you get competitive. and it gets extreme. ♪ >> ignacio is the chef owner of three very successful restaurants in new york city. he's been a new yorker for the past 12 years. but he comes from here. >> uruguay is a pretty chill and relaxed place. where you just can disconnect from everything. for me it's a melting pot. it is mostly spanish and italian immigrant food. >> bar el

i love fantasy, reading it. eep reinventing herself as a writer. what will challenge me, i met a written fantasy can i do that? it is like the complete total exercise of your imagination. so for 4 and a half years, thinking about this and not getting anywhere, and six months at written under a thousand words. and i put it out under a pseudonym. i do not put under my name. and scholastic bought it and because the way the book is written the tone in the language, they thought that it was a brit. when i got there they said what are you doing there? and i said you just bought my novel. and i think he just almost fainted. it was a way for me to challenge myself again. but fantasy is so cool and the book will be out, the next one will be at spring of next year. >> were 25 minutes left. thank you for being with us for three hours. why would listen to the next caller i will have you fix your earpiece. marjorie in virginia. you are on the air. welcome. >> caller: thank you very much mr. david baldacci for what you just to

i love to watch people. when i was in high school, college, law school, i loved watching people in these days i'm in front of the camera at the front of the room talking a lot but i love to be in the pack watching everybody. how people relate to each other and how they don't and reach other mannerisms and how they hold themselves. all of that is material for bookstores. as a writer you have to be a good observer and good listener. those are the two attribute a writer has to have, you can't be at the center of attention, you have to watch everybody else. people asked me where i get my ideas from? i get up every day and walk out the door. i don't have my face buried in a laptop or iphone. i'm watching the world and trying to see the potential of a particular scene. and what happens when you walk down the alley. so i go to something that might be interesting. >> host: you referenced your wife, michelle. how did you meet? >> guest: we met at a vegetarian bbq. first thing she ever said to me, she insulted me. a ne

i love this. ot for a second and what this -- what this means. >> these two brothers together -- >> no, i'm talking about the -- the -- >> oh. the motorcade. i beg your pardon. that's okay. i just think they must be so overwhelmed, so excited, and so happy because, as you said -- >> 2.6 miles. yeah. >> the pride, as you say, in this. when you think 80 years ago, a divorced american, the king had to abdicate to marry her. now we have a situation where the biracial divorcee, the chosen love of harry is able to marry in the chapel at the very castle which bears the name of the royal family, windsor castle. and given away by the future king. the whole thing is so -- such a turnaround. it boggles the mind. >> and how much does that help that both these boys, harry and will, were allowed to marry for love, not the crown -- >> duty. or duty. that's the gift, i think, of princess diana. she made it clear to them they ought to and should marry the person they love. and the royal family did not want to have

i love that. cocting stories and then people realize i never saw that coming. >> with the places from world war ii are there abandoned sites that have good material in them? >> all over the place. a lot of it was easier back then in the 60s and 70s when we were not as conscious as the environment to say we are out of here but epa did not exist until the 70s there was no epa before then. so talk about self-regulating with the environment but it is easier and more cost-effective to move on someplace else but that does have repercussions. >> you said you did research work for this series of books more than the others? >> it is a complicated beast. all the acronyms and rules and regulations and traditions and just understanding that you don't have to trolled line -- drill down too much it isn't a textbook it is a novel because i would just like to know if i write the book do you believe i served in the military? i don't have to described in great detail or a particular scope that is used on the sniper

i love the medical field. we are living longer and the longer we live the more healthcare needs we have. maria: ken, thank you, and thank you for writing this book. my special thanks. >> announcer: the two-year treasury yield spiking this week hitting 3.1% for the first time in almost 7 years. is this cause for alarm. >> the era of lower rates is almost over. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. this is not just a yard. it's where memories are made. and you have the best seat in the house. the john deere x350 select series with the exclusive mulchcontrol™ system. nothing runs like a deere™ if you way too often...e moves then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication a

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] i love it, i love it, i love it. >> cardi b: it's me again. >> jimmy: it's excited. congratulations on everything. the record is unbelievable. i love it. you hosted "saturday night live" this weekend, and now you're here. and you're pregnant, which is the best news of all news. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing that? how are you doing it all? how are you even doing? how are you functioning? >> cardi b: you know what? i don't know if it's the strength of the fetus -- [ laughter ] but i have never feel so hungry to succeed. >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ] is that right? it's great. i had a -- i had a great weekend. last night i saw my pal tina fey, open up a broadway musical, "mean girls: the musical." [ cheers and applause ] it was great. it was awesome. did you -- did you know that was coming out? >> cardi b: no, but i saw like a whole bunch of ruckus in the streets of new york city. everybody was just -- out. and i was like, what is this about? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> cardi b: was it good? >> jimmy: it was fantastic.

>> trevor: i love love. >> i do, too! k if you're in love, trevor noah? >> trevor: i love love. >> very good. >> trevor: let me talk to you about the book. >> yes. >> trevor: "note to self." i feel like that's what this book is about. it's about love people have for themselves, a love they may not have had expressed to them by others and now as adults they get to talk to themselves about where did the idea come from and how do you get somebody to truthfully write a note to themselves. >> it's a matter of reflecting on your life and if you could go back what would you tell your youngerself? we all have life lessons along the way. it's interesting for people. it's cathartic for some, empowering for some, painful for some, fun and funny. i'm always amazed at how seriously people take it and so you put a lot of thought into it. i would ask the audience, if you had to think about how you had to reflect on your life, what would you tell yourself about it? >> trevor: you have oprah winfrey, joe biden, tyler perry. >> john lewis.

i love policy. i don't love politics. birminghamgrew up in , alabama in the segregated south.e of your friends were in the terrible birmingham, alabama church bombing. did you ever think you would rise up to hold these kind of positions you held? condoleezza: it never occurred to me, but because i thought i would be a great concert pianist. my parents were people who had me convinced that even if i at a not have a hamburger lunch counter, i could be president of the united states if i wanted to be. in my family, you were going to achieve, go to college. i am not the first phd in my family. your father -- condoleezza: my father and my aunt. she wrote books on dickens. david: you were an only child. your parents focused a lot on you. condoleezza: definitely. david: you were a ballerina. condoleezza: every lesson known to humankind. they kept me going. i had french lessons. my mother decided every well bred young girl should speak french. at nine years old, i was dragged off to french lessons on saturdays. i had ballet lessons. we had etiquette lessons. i was a pianist. my parent

i love animals. >> love at first sight when the ox walks up. okay, i like that. that's pretty cool. what happened when you were with arie, how did you prevent yourself from going into that situation again? >> being on this side of things i can empathize with him so much more. it's a struggle because you meet so many guys, you make so many great relationships and if you're doing it right you should be open and developing feelings for multiple people but it was very tricky to navigate. i wanted to go about it my way and respect the guys and treat them how i would be want be to treated. that's what i had to keep in the back of my mind the entire time. >> what's it like being in a room full of men who were all trying to impress you and put on their best face? >> it was a lot to handle. i walked in that first night after all of the guys came out of the limos and the hearses and minivans and it hit me all of the guys are fixated on me. i'm like, what did i just get myself into? don't screw up your words and don't trip. it's a good problem to have. it was fun. >> it's a good problem to have

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i love him so much. >> jimmy: yes. >> but what the hell is he doing? s jam. and i started thinking, he's always -- he does everything he can do upside down. i started looking through old pictures and i brought you one. i hope you have it, i hope someone gave it to you. at 1 1/2, watching tv with his brothers. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they're sitting normal. >> they're sitting normal. they're also giving him full stink eye. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> they're like, buddy, what are you doing on your head? he's watching tv -- >> jimmy: upside down. >> upside down at not even 2-years-old. >> jimmy: but he's upping his game now. he now -- he does tricks now on his head. >> yes, he does. he's now into the stunt zone, he and his genius twin brother. the genius twin brother throws things at him and he catches them between his legs. >> jimmy: i want to show -- [ light laughter ] >> this is what happens when you stop the penis pulling, by the way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, i don't know what's worse. but, watch this. [ audience ohs ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>

i love what you do. [ cheers and applause ] we love you doing it. ocery store in the world. we take all of the groceries that are going to expire before they do and we donate them to the mission in our town of santa rosa in northern california. so it's an awesome -- >> jimmy: see, that's cool. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a win-win! >> jimmy: i love it, dude. and what is the -- i love the reunion shows. you're going to do -- you're going to do like a triple d, "where are they now" type of special. is that -- >> yeah, we're going to -- it's called "triple d nation." so everybody wants -- and people ask me all the time, "i've only been to 1100." and they're say, "that one place the time and the guy." >> jimmy: with the burgers. >> and he had that. and then remember? >> jimmy: yeah and you're like, "oh, yeah! i remember that." >> that was a great -- no. and i can't remember them all, but what it is, is the stories that have happened -- people -- the lives that it's changed. the growth they've had. i mean we've had places open 10 restaurants after the

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>> jimmy: i love that person! [ applause ] >> yeah, i love that person.n't believe it. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> jimmy: believe it. forever. in history. >> i know, forever. >> jimmy: "solo," this is the han solo story. you play a droid named -- >> l3-37. >> jimmy: l-3. also known as l3-37. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's you. >> yeah. [ audience oohs ] my body has never looked better. [ laughter ] honestly, i'm absolutely -- >> jimmy: but this is -- i go, "oh, that's cool." i go, "you just -- you did the voice." and you go, "no, i did more than that. i actually acted in it." and i go, "really? what are you talking about? because it's just a cgi robot." [ laughter ] but disney was cool enough to give us a scene -- a picture of you, in costume. this is for real. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> isn't that amazing? >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. must be super easy to go to the bathroom, as well. [ light laughter ] >> oh, my god. no, do you know what? it was actually -- we actually got it down, because the -- i had t