jesse: it just doesn't help.. >> i think you are right. jesse: one of my other favorites from this year. crazy joe biden trying to act like a tough guy.actually he is weak. both mentally and physically. and he threatens me for the second time with physical assault. he doesn't know me. but he would go down fast and hard, crawling all the way. don't threaten people, joe. what a tough guy! >> he is a natural at this. it is an art form. don't threaten people, joe! fantastic.jesse: like that he is going to go down fast and hard. like trump has been training. with the next one? >> the media, good news fire extinctions. at greg gutfeld. jesse: you just said that a couple of days ago. >> asked and he quoted me. i'm trying to make it all about me and the greg gutfeld show which will be on. jesse: i finally met someone more shameless than myself. >> it's true and we're both at the same table. jesse: next one, this is the last one for me. alec baldwin, he actually calls him alex, does an impersonation of me on snl. now says

. [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world," i'm jesse watters.he mainstream meet yeah reports this week, all they talked about was wacky omorosa. the white house press briefing had 4 times more questions about omarosa. now to other news. democrat keith ellison won the minnesota primary tuesday night for the state's attorney general. but what you haven't heard is he has been accused of domestic abuse by his ex-girlfriend. >> he walked in and said i need you to take the trash out. i was on my stomach. i looked at him and shook my head. he looked at me and said [bleep] did you hear me? and then he said get the [bleep] out of my house and he tried to drag me off the bed. jesse: to be fair the congressman denies the accusation. cnn barely covered the story at all. robe the news about rob porter, the news media went wild dedicating 1 hour 40 minutes to the allegations compared to 4 minutes 21 seconds. ellison has been seen hanging around lewis farakan. he defended a cop killer and he doesn't believe in borders. this is the deputy chair of the dnc. it w

>> jesse: i think that about does it. >> greg: guess who i am with, jesse? >> jesse: scott adams.g: isn't that great? >> dana: i wanted him mentioned earlier this week, i got lost in the other news, new jersey was hit with a staggering amount of rain and lead to a lot of devastating flash floods. northern break was one of the hardest hit areas. 7.8 inches of rain on monday. they had to evacuate 100 homes in one community. the u.s. coast guard were out there helping everybody. the governor has declared a state of emergency and five counties. volunteers have been helping, and jim murdoch gave me that ti tip. >> jesse: juan. >> juan: i am all shook up. elvis presley is back on the big screen. the king's 1968 comeback special being shown and 500 theories across the nation this thursday night. thursday marks 41 years since he died, but it's 50 years since this special first appeared on tv. it revived his career at a time when he had been spending a lot of time making movies. the coolest part: seeing elvis in a black leather jumpsuit jamming. he was nervous. but as you will see, he gets

. >> jesse: according to you.ou know who was really imperiled? mollie. what happened here was horrible in my heart goes out to the family. there's two levels to the story. how many dead people are we going to tolerate in this country without solving the immigration problem? we have to have stricter borders. we can't have sanctuary. we have to do something where you can verify the people here. on the other hand, the media does not report the stories honestly. if you look at this one and the other ones you mentioned, they are misinforming the audience. they are not informing. i looked at that story about the arrest, the guy driving his wife. he had to read six paragraphs down to find out that he was wanted for a homicide. that would seem like something that would lead and be in the headline, but they don't inform their viewers. they are doing the same thing. now that it's found out that this person is allegedly here illegally, this has now dropped off the top row of a lot of cable news network's and a lot of newspap

jesse: i'm jesse waters. president trump speaking right now at a rally in lewis center, ohio. let's listen. president trump: i don't think they did it consciously. they didn't know what the hell they were doing. they had no idea. the globalists think it's wonderful when they close up a plant inio and move it to mexico or some other country. send it back into our country tax-free. those days are ending, tax-free. right? no good. we don't like that. we want our people. did you see a certain gentleman the other day said donald trump doesn't take care of foreign workers. i said he's right. that was charles koch. charles koch. he's actually a nice guy. members of my clubs. david and charles koch. he says donald trump doesn't take care of foreign workers. he's right. i want to take care of the american workers. i want to be america first. okay? [cheers and applause] but america's economic surrender ended the day i took office, folks. now after years of rebuilding foreign countries, we are finally read building our country -- we are finally read building our country. the. the great p

>> greg: a whole new industry of taking care of kids. >> jesse: you are not in charge of that. >> jesse everybody. these students are doing great. they are reading and writing and applying to colleges. their test scores are out of this world. a lot of students in this country are struggling with basic mathematics and reading comprehension. i want our students to be as competitive as possible globally. everyone is fighting for talent. an extra day in school is great but i do agree with juan. kids are getting up way too early in the morning. >> dana: what do you think jedediah? >> jedidiah: i have taught middle school in haskell. 8:30 to 4:30 is too long. the school day doesn't end at 4:30. homework. activities. one activity, what's going to happen to teachers is that at the end the day, the last period, teachers are going to have not paying attention. they're going to stick a movie on. it's going to be like holiday because they're not gonna know what else to do. they think they are getting a good deal with having the friday off for a day a week off and it's going to become torture. i thi

jesse: i'm jesse waters. president trump speaking right now at a rally in lewis center, ohio. let's listen. president trump: i don't think they did it consciously. they didn't know what the hell they were doing. they had no idea. the globalists think it's wonderful when they close up a plant inio and move it to mexico or some other country. send it back into our country tax-free. those days are ending, tax-free. right? no good. we don't like that. we want our people. did you see a certain gentleman the other day said donald trump doesn't take care of foreign workers. i said he's right. that was charles koch. charles koch. he's actually a nice guy. members of my clubs. david and charles koch. he says donald trump doesn't take care of foreign workers. he's right. i want to take care of the american workers. i want to be america first. okay? [cheers and applause] but america's economic surrender ended the day i took office, folks. now after years of rebuilding foreign countries, we are finally read building our country -- we are finally read building our country. the. the great p

>> i'll start by saying this, jesse.about kneeling during the national anthem is that the original purpose as to why it was done, is no longer topic of discussion. sports athletes did it to shed light on police brutality am this nation. now, the focus has changed to the level of disrespect it means to service members. >> jesse: it has been totally lost it am the symbolism because of the time they decided to express themselves. you understand that. they totally misread what they were doing, did not see that it was hurting their cause. now they're trying to see that trump is being devices when it was bringing unity by kneeling. >> no, that is incorrect. i would say the president's comment is divisive and beyond what the president of the united states and free world. we have lebron james, a man was been a stellar model both on and off the court. he spent $8 million of his own money to build this for the kids. nothing that donald trump has done compared to this. [inaudible conversation] >> i do not know you but what i can sa

jesse, you're a football fan.erry jones, the owner of the cowboys, said the cowboys policy is going to be to stand. the nfl said jerry, we have a stand-down agreement with the players. let's not have any more comments. now here comes jack prescott, the star quarterback. >> jesse: i hate to say this about a cowboy but i think he nailed it. it's the correct stance to take. he says he respects the anthem and believes that moment, 2 minutes at a football stadium, is a time of national unity. he says i'm not going to disparage anybody who wants to kneel. to say there's not a lot of social justice problems in the country the need to be addressed and he would like to address them, just not during those 2 minutes of the anthem. now he's getting backlash. someone said he said this because he wanted to please his master, jerry jones. because he was the owner and he had to say this because he is under contract. i really dislike that. seems like anytime there's a black athlete who comes out against the liberal orthodoxy, they

[laughter] >> greg: jesse, why didn't you do anything? >> jesse: i was shocked. am not used to hearing that kind of language. i immediately froze. my children are watching that day randomly, and they were shocked and horrified. if you would like to apologize. >> dana: sorry, girls. >> jesse: i think it is the coarsening of the culture. i blame the president. [laughter] it's up there with charlottesville. i can't think of anything that would come close to that. i want to give you something. your mother wanted me to give you this. wash your mouth out. >> dana: sorry, mom. i think my mom is watching. >> jesse: she was watching probably yesterday. >> dana: she wasn't. she was at a concert in aspen, colorado, being led by student conductors. so wholesome. i tagged her on the message thing mom, i'm so sorry. she had no idea what had happened. she said truth was on my side. the guy that did it was being one of those things. it just flew out of my mouth. i hate to be scared by things. that wasn't really even a prank. i thought charlie was going to say the alligator got i

." ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with candace owens, geraldo rivera, dana perino, and greg.t's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump is predicting a red wave after last night's election results. the democrats' dream of winning the race in ohio's 12 appears to be just that, a dream. it is still too close to call but the president is claiming victory with republican candidate troy balderston leading. trump backed candidates and other states also having big nights. the president confidently tweeting about his endorsement hot streak. "as long as i campaign and/or support senate and house candidates, within reason, they will win! speaking of winning, the opposite happened for socialist candidates looking to take over the democratic party. their new leader adding insult to injury with a baffling new statement. >> i think politically this upper-middle-class is probably more moderate. but that upper-middle-class doesn't exist anymore in america. their heyday was in the '90s and kids had furby's and parents, soccer moms, two vans and stuff like that. >> fur

jesse, what do you think? >> jesse: she is running.urns now. she has done well for herself, and her husband has done well. almost making a million. she's got some nice properties. i thought it was really smart for her to have the drain the swamp piece of legislation. she wants to ban former members of congress and senators and presidents from becoming lobbyists when they leave office. i mean, that will dry up the entire swamp right there. i think it's illegal. you can't tell someone what to do once they leave office. they can do whatever they want. that's how the system works. but it's my separate and i commend her for it. did i just say that? >> greg: it is not about the tax returns and not about being rich. none of us have problems with people getting rich. the issue is that they have a problem with people getting ric rich. the true rich liberal is -- has -- they love the money. they got theirs but now they want to take yours. she's an example of economic inequality because there are people in her state that make less money than her

for now, it is hot in the news and jesse, let me go to you about how everyone is handling this. >> jessethey both have very little credibility and they are flip floppers. they hate president trump. she should never have been hired for a job at the white house. she belongs in reality tv is a villain. he should never have hired the villain. he she's a huge back stab her. hours after she was fired, she gets on the phone starts lying to her friends and former colleagues about why she was fired. she said she quit and then hours after, she comes up with this tape where the president allegedly uses a racial slur. out of the blue, the same day she talks about it tapes a month later. when they asked, he says i have never heard about the tape. then she says frank luntz comes out. he says i've never heard of tape. she has zero credibility. trump says he didn't say it. at this point, you have to take him at his word. mark, the producer for "the apprentice" allegedly told the president there are no tapes of him exists saying this word. her history the white house has been riddled with poor performanc

>> jesse: a2. he said what's the difference between what donald jr.t the trump tower meeting and what hillary clinton did. one of the main differences, he points out, is that hillary clinton actively solicited russian dirt on an opponent by paying that cut out in britain to get it from russian sources. donald trump jr. didn't solicit anything. the russians came to him. do you see the difference? >> richard: i don't see the difference. >> jesse: how could you not? how simple can i make it? >> richard: two ships passing in the night. the facts are completely different. in the email, he was like, we have somebody connected to putin, who is a lawyer in the kremlin. she has us all this information on hillary. would you meet with her? at that point, that's where it becomes illegal. >> jesse: what is the law? >> richard: you cannot accept contributions of any kind from foreign entities. >> jesse: did he accept them? >> richard: in excepting the meeting, one would argue -- >> jesse: the meeting is not information. i have the law all right here. it's not about

energy lives here. ♪ >> a time for one more thing, jesse. jesse's eyebrow news.p and down. rihanna has new eyebrows she's rocking. they are thin. a latina writer from "marie claire" wrote this as cultural appropriation. and it was problematic. >> that's the word! >> they were too thin for rihanna. they responded with this. >> this email from rihanna goes, then eyebrows. >> thin eyebrows beautiful, very ladylike. but it's still punk. >> these eyebrows are not thin and that is your eyebrow news of the day. >> thank you, jessie. i'm glad you navigated that carefully. >> thousands of fans and more than 4,000 dog servers showed up to the third annual dog surfing championships in california over the weekend. they rode the waves just outside of san francisco to see who has the best moves. the judges were human and scored each surfer with their ability to stand, ride, and move, and wave style. championship is more than fun and games. portions of the proceeds goes to dog surfing. also environmental charities. let me add one more thing. do you know the water off san diego

>> jesse: did i believe what? >> tyrus: that she didn't know. >> jesse: i think he wants to get out on a good foot with her. of course he knew. >> tyrus: i have been fired a lot. i got most calls. i run into an old boss. >> jesse: that's what bosses do. >> kennedy: normally there is a good cop-bad cop. the former secretary of state rex tillerson in the present on north korea. the funny thing here, she is such a nut, it had to be good cop-good cop. >> jesse: we have the news that peter strzok is been fired, terminated for abusing his position at the fbi. we are going to have an ig report out soon, dana, that we believe is going to lay out some of the things he did in his official capacity during the trump-russia investigation which he himself personally launched. why did it take so long, do you think? >> dana: i think because investigations, if they are going to be thorough, take a little bit of time. the government takes more time than you would want but the ig has a good reputation among republicans and democrats

go ahead, jesse. for you to jump in. >> i find you problematic too, buddy. [ laughing ] >> a lot of people go to the white house every day that do really good work and really good journalists and not there to be lumped in and to be called enemy of the people. you have pbs, cnn, our white house correspondents that do good work. john roberts is like am i an enemy of the people, too. the president and the white house have to be careful, they say they believe in the constitution and first amendment enshinroed freedom of the press. >> doesn't the press have to be careful of their receipttor yak? >> the job of the press is to ask questions. >> we're conflating two things. >> in the briefing room -- >> mika isn't in the briefing room. she's, like us, she has an opinion. the thing, though, there is something when you are saying that somebody is seriously mentally ill. there are people who are mentally ill, it is just, you don't play around with that terminology lightly. that's what i guess bugs me about it. >

. [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters.t's been nearly two years since president trump was duly elected. for every day for two years politicians as well as the media have made it their sole goal to stop donald trump and his agenda. it's not working. he continues to move forward in a way that hasn't been seen in years. now the left is in a panic mode. you can see that where they take the opposite position of donald trump. pan coulter, this book will be another best seller because your last 10 were. let's begin with the resistance. i noticed the resistance more nasty and disrespectful. why do you think that is this time? >> i think it's pathetic. they can't come out and say it's sow vulgar all the gold fixtures. they dress it up and say the nation is in crisis there is crucial collusion. the fact that they call themselves the resistance is interesting. hillary herself, the opponents are called the loyal opposition. she said she was joining the resistance. resistance is a military term. you are calling for the right-wing milit

jesse: i think that's fair. you are not just some guy on twitter, you are a guy from the government on twitter. that introduces an interesting element. there are folks who called for, including people who may not be speaking at this conference, a fairness doctrine for the internet, for the government to impose neutrality to make them make opinions be equal. fairness doctrine used to be something that existed at the fcc. i'm wondering, given the sort of post-fairness doctrine evolution of broadcast media, and the rise of social media that was never sort of born in captivity that same way, is that the tub of -- type of direction we ought to head? do you have worries of the government getting involved in that way? ajit: i always have worries about the government getting involved in any way. i don't think we want bureaucrats deciding what is or is not allowed to be spoken on these platforms. while somebody like might -- might like the decisions that i might make coming you might not like what my successor makes, or

jesse: i think that's fair. you are not just some guy from -- some guy on twitter, you are some guy from the government on twitter. that introduces an interesting element. ,here are folks who called for including people who may not be speaking at this congress -- this conference, a doctrine -- make opinions be equal. fairness doctrine is something they used to exist at the fcc. i'm wondering, given the sort of post-fairness doctrine evolution , and the riseedia of social media that was never sort of born in captivity that same way, is that the tub of direction we ought to head? i was have worries about the government getting involved in any way. i don't think we want bureaucrats deciding what is or is not allowed to be spoken on these platforms. while some of you may like the decisions that i make, you may not like what my successor makes, or successor after that. have said, going back to the november speech, i used twitter as an example. -- doesdoes have an have a political viewpoint. if you look at your twitte

erin: let's talk about jesse for a minute. andrew: okay.rin: can we have jesse come in, sit down, and talk about all this? andrew: why? erin: because i think it's unfair that he left without having a chance to say anything. andrew: jesse has e-mailed me the schedule three or four times in the entire time he's worked here, okay. he refuses to do it. erin: he's been a dedicated employee... andrew: he hasn't been. erin: yes, he has. andrew: he has not been. erin: yes, he has. andrew: dedicated to who? who is he dedicated? not me. jesse failed miserably. he wouldn't listen to a [bleep] thing i said. i don't have to ask him time and time and time and time again. e-mail me the [bleep] schedule! just do it! erin: that's the answer to everything, "just do it." andrew: well, just do it. when you do it, do it. erin: and again, we've had this talk, the false threats, this and that and yelling and screaming gets nowhere because people don't take it seriously. andrew: and i trusted people to manage. erin: that's not fair. andrew: what are you talking ab

amy: do you call yourself a protester, jesse brucato?> i would not say i am particularly a political activist, but when i heard zinke was coming through town, i figured somebody had to do something. you know, it was a good opportunity to put my money where my mouth is and stand up t i believe in. amy: i went to thank you both for joining us. sallie holmes and jesse brucato, standing up at a dinner for interior secretary zinke in steamboat springs. ben lefebvre, i would like you to stay with us. after break, we will be joined by former interior department employeeee for years who ultimately left under the trump administration. stay with us. ♪ [mumusic break] amy: lyla june, dine activist and performer, singing at the stand for our land rally in steamboat springs, colorado, last friday. it is estimated around 1400 people came to this as interior secretary ryan zinke was speaking at $1000 per person gathering at the steamboat springs ski resort. this is democracy now!, democracacynow.org, ththe war ad peace report. i'm amy goodman. than 100

jesse said that a moment ago.nly a great fundraiser but the key vote in terms of the simuleus that got this economy growing again. >> oh! >> she is a pole vaulter. >> maybe she is better than i thought. >> no! >> [laughing]. >> i think democrats will take her money gladly. i think she is one of the most unpopular member of congress. >> i don't think that. if you look at paul ryan and senate mcconnell they are unpopular. they are republicans. >> in democracy. >> i see. >> juan, if they privitized just 1% of social security people would be awash in cash. >> the argument from the democrats it's time for's new leader. >> i can see that. >> if the democrats take the house, it doesn't take away from the fact there is a huge rift in the democrats party about the bernie sanders people. it's not just about age. it's all about philosophy and the wing of the party being socialist. >> democrats are like the raft behind the other raft that went over. the raft that went over was the republican party in 2016. now it will happen

my son, jesse jackson jr. and s santita and dr. jackie jackson. room for reverend jasper williams, one of the most profound preachers of our time, reverend c.r. francis' funeral was conducted by reverend williams and he maintains that authority in the family. the next phase of the phenomenal aretha franklin, there's much to be said and done built on this legacy that can't be appropriately said today. death has caused another unplanned family reunion. we wouldn't be here if aretha were not dead today. we give death too much power. we should be able to call each other and have a meeting like this and share. i was here for the rosa parks funeral. i watched long lines at the museum for rosa parks, long lines for aretha, long lines today. we have long lines to celebrate death and short lines for voting. we lost michigan by 11,000 votes. 100,000 in detroit unregistered. long lines at the death of the icons and short lines for voting. something is missing. to many of us from the deep south before the internet and before the nightly tv shows, before dr. k

and i just see it as no way on that jesse was going to vanish like this jesse and lego me it was a pleasure to talk to or you will watch it as an independent in the elections in zimbabwe thank you so much for sharing your views with us we have to leave it there thank you very much for talking to. that was you know news of a do say we need every news we have more news coming up shortly thank you for your company can always check out of accidents dot com. they make a commitment. they find. and stronger.

american civil rights activist, jesse jackson, also spoke at the service. aretha was our queen.s. she was blessed to have the powerful gift of singing, perhaps the most remarkable voice and unique the world has ever heard. the italian conductor said of marian anderson that a voice like thatis marian anderson that a voice like that is heard once in a thousand yea rs. that is heard once in a thousand years. aretha's in that zone of once ina years. aretha's in that zone of once in a thousand years. let's go over to the bbc‘s nada tawfik in detroit. we just heard a little clip there reverend jesse jackson speaking. he also said registered to vote. it would dishonor aretha if americans did not. really that speaks of her passion for taking up causes. doesn't it? yes. we have heard that reflected here by a number of people. president clinton as well, paying tribute to that impact she had on american culture. the reverend al sharpton also sang. —— also think she was a feminist when it was not popular to be a feminist him as he was a civil rights activist when it was not popular. again s

joining us now with reaction, jesse waters.f ""watters' world"," jesse watters. fox news contributor jessica tarlov, good to see youc both. i've been down to the border 12 times. rio grande, san diego, drug warehouses, horseback, all-terrain vehicles, helicopters, boats. seen it all. been there when gang members were arrested. human trafficking and drug trafficking continues. then we have kate steinle. then we have this case. 642,000 texans in a seven year period, victims of crime. it goes from murder, all the way down to petty crimes. why don't we build the wall? why do democrats -- the president offered that these kids, the dreamers stay.y. build the wall. why didn't he take the deal? >> senator schumer did offer a deal, and he turned it down. >> sean: no, full funding for the wall? >> i didn't have the $25 billion -- >> sean: but the dreamers they care about? >> apparently both sides care about dreamers, which is nice. president trump only wants this on his terms. he wants an immigration system, a merit-based immigration sys

my son, jesse jackson, jr. dr. jackie jackson.eachers of our time, the journal was conducted by reverend williams and maintains authority in the family. the next phase of the phenomenal aretha franklin. there's much to be said and done, built on this legacy that is not appropriate to say today. such calls another unplanned family reunion. we wouldn't be here if aretha was not here today. we give death too much power. we should call together a meeting like this and share. i watch the long lines at the museum, rosa parks, long lines for aretha and long lines today. we have long lines to celebrate death and short lines for voting. we lost michigan by 11,000 votes. 100,000 in detroit unregistered. long lines at the death of the icons, short lines, something is missing. to many of us from the deep south, before internet and before the nightly tv shows, before rosa parks, there was jet magazine, national black newspapers and national tennessee. every sunday night, 11:00, nashville put on an hour of cl franklin. he was our hero. traditio

nothing quite like jesse, but i swear it's going to be fun. of this. or not. where is it? there it is. greg's political division news. there you go. now you killed it, i just wanted to say, we keep talking about political division and people not getting along, take a look at this. why don't we just move on? [laughter] >> there it is. if a dock and a dog can sit on a swing together, can't we all get along? can't all different political stripes and parties get along, if they could just be on the swing? >> except for that guy. >> it could be the feathers and for a party. [laughter] >> there you go dana. >> dana: i didn't mean it that way. i need to get off the air. [laughter] >> we are rooting for you, kid. [laughs] people think that soccer is not a tough game. well, take a look at my son. it is a recreational league soccer team last night sent into the hospital. he got a concussion and they had to give them 15 stitches in his mouth and his face to put them back together again. he was in the goal trying to punch the ball away when the offensive p

jesse: "last call." "watters world" wants you to please, please be safe. don't be like this guy in estonia whose jet ski explode. i don't know what happened here. i didn't know jet skis could explode. the required was apparently okay. there he goes.

. >> uncle jesse is giving him a tour of the house. >> later, josh. >> tag along with josh to the set >> no way. >> with john stamos. >> josh and john were on the show together. >> uncle jesse. >> yes, david. >> i just got dumped. >> oh, david. >> and there's no one better to ask advice from than uncle jesse. >> this happens. hearts get broken. when i was your age i got a broken heart too, i got dumped. >> you got dumped too? >> no. >> who's laughing? who is that? >> and then they're like -- they just know when you said something funny and it will happen around you. >> i don't care that you got a broken heart, david, because it means that you have a heart and you're not a heartless guy, you're a sensitive man. >> mom, dad, megan -- oh, god, i'm in the wrong show. >> you see a lot more of these big celebrities collaborate with youtube celebrities. >> it's only -- >> this is where friends is gone too? >> give you a clue, john. >> good old john. >> that's all for now. connect with us at rightthisminute.com, we'll see you next time. >>> a pennsylvania police officer has been charged with

jo and jess. you'll both be back at 11.30. but for now, from us all goodbye.was another warm and humid day but sunshine was easier to find than over the past couple of days and this is how the day ended in

. >> on stage, a 16-year-old anne hathaway presented with her "get real" tv co-star, 15-year-old jesse eisenberg. >> in the press room, both teenagers were stumped when asked about their style. who dressed you? >> i don't know. kennett cole. the gap? i don't know. >> i know my dress comes from nordstrom, somebody got it for me. >> i hoped you enjoyed that flashback. >>> among the stars on this year's guest list, zac efron, anna kendrick and chris pratt, maybe he'll bring his new lady katherine schwarzenegger. >>> let me say this, carol burnett may want to make room on her awards shelf, the 58-year-old recently picked up her fourth career emmy nomination. cameron mathison just sat down with the hollywood legend who's clearly enjoying her return to the spotlight. >> you won your first emmy in 1962 over your incredible career, six emmys in total, where do you keep them? >> i have a shrine. i'm kidding.

she lost her 6-year-old son jesse at the sandy hook school massacre 6 years agosottoday, scarlett is combating gun violence across the country with the choose love enrichment program - a social emotional curriculum she's bringing to all livermore schools.sotit was inspired by three words her son jesse wrote on a chalkboard shortly before he died - nurturing - healing - love.sotand it's not just a schoolwide program - livermore school officials say it's including the whole communitysotparents and teachers who attended thursday's presentation agree sotsotscarlett is determined to spead jesse's message of love..sot choose love has been downloaded in all fifty states and over 55 countries.live in livermore gayle ong kron4 news. (ken) new at ten: a federal program called "stop the bleed" was launched after the sandy hook school shooting and is now taking place across the county.tonight... president trump's school safety commission is asking architects to look for ways to make america's classrooms more secure. the commission was formed after february's deadly school shooting in parkland, f

a half if not six hours and they have started late so the funeral is have we can see the reverend jesse jackson and former president bill clinton there as some of the highest figures the funerals happening currently at the greater grace temple in her hometown of detroit and started out with a person it's supposed to start with a professional and some prayers but first of all a performance by the aretha franklin orchestra which already had the entire crowd on its feet sarah that was really quite impressive i've already had goose bumps once today i think it'll come many times there's going to be numerous speeches by leaders of the church readings from scriptures obviously a number of detroit politicians will speak to members of her family and obviously number of representatives from the music industry and among the bigger names expected to offer words are president bill clinton reverend jesse jackson as we just saw there and smokey robinson former front man of the miracles. absolutely we can add to that clive davis stevie wonder only they go to be absolutely faith hill in their. on the gr

but he does say he loves his family and i said to jesse i said no jesse tell me is that true and he said absolutely true you know i'm so not weighed in and blood is very much thicker than water and i'm f. you know but it's it's the family going to see what trump does you know what god says what my doubt god's us what those families do they they do come together they do congeal in some kind of way. because they're not realize what they're probably says you know otherwise it becomes too diminished i mean even though he's he's the individualists think he knows that there are people who have to do the job in order to make the unit work well episode two is going out in britain today brian cox thank you thank you after the break could there be a link between the bank bailout starting on the death rates for those in english police custody we speak of all the met police chief inspector and great uncle of russian charles who died at the hands of police last summer well this is more coming up but to have going on the ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over

but to jess's point you know the most common profession 'ol people in congress, right? what it is? >> i know what it's about to be. >> great answer, it's lawyers, and that can't be a good idea. i'll just say on behalf of lawyers and former lawyers. do they still give apples to teachers or is that out of style? >> well, i got an apple from the president. it's a really special apple. but i love what she just said. our congress should look like the people in our communities, all people from all backgrounds, diversity of experience, diversity of thought. that's the only way we can accurately represent the people in our communities. >> i love the idea of an apple from the president. and politics or policy aside, i do love the idea of people trying to come around and think about the future of our schools. jahana hayes, thank you so much as a candidate, jess mcintosh, a friend of the show, thank you. >>> up ahead, remembering the queen of soul, giving voice to the voiceless, next. ♪ ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but

that you go you know on a hiding to nothing there powell but he's absolutely i mean i said this to jesse actually we were working on the show i says when i was in the there's a whole scene when we do family intervention when we have a psychotherapist who comes in to us was on its and it's and it's because the family is getting such bad press and logan agrees to it because it's a it's a press thing but. in the middle of it he does talk about his family but he does say he loves his family and i said to jesse i said no jesse tell me is that true and he said absolutely true you know and so not way you know blood is very much thicker than water and i'm f. you know but it's it's the family going to see what trump does you know what god says what my doubt god says what those families do day they do come together they do congeal in some kind of way. because they're not realize what their power base is you know otherwise it becomes too diminished i mean even though he's he's the individualists think he knows that there are people who have to do the job in order to make the unit work well episode