and music from this album "regions of light and sound of god" and jim james from the sony outdoor stageight, james caan will be here. from "homeland," morena baccarin will be with us. and we'll have music from grouplove. i want to say we are shutting down hollywood boulevard, for two huge concerts next week. monday and tuesday with paul mccartney and justin timberlake. they'll be here. and for some dumb reason, we're giving the tickets away for free. if you're in the area and want to come, go to jkltickets.com. all the details will be right there although i think it has been overloaded for 24 hours. if you can't get through -- sorry. >> jimmy: it's been a thrilling, exhausting, unpredictable and wildly-entertaining winnebago ride -- but we are down to the last two episodes of one of the greatest shows ever. "breaking bad" airs sunday nights on amc. please say hello the pink man, aaron paul. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> how are you doing? >> jimmy: i am doing well. >> good, good, good. >> jimmy: the beard looks good. >> pretty wild, huh? >> jimmy: for pleasure for business? >> mixture

tomorrow night, aaron paul, hannah ware and music from jim james. thank you for watching.ugar and plenty of it. at least according to this guy. >> there is nothing wrong with candy not a bad word. >> he built a business crusading against the calorie cops. his message, just say yes to your next big candy crush. ♪ ♪ >> america's favorite bosom buddies. dolly parton and kenny rodgers come clean. >> i think he has grown into his facelift now. he looks great. >> on rumors about their romance and what it takes to preserve your most valuable assets. >> i am willing to sacrifice my health for the boobs, i am. >> feed frenzy, why "the new york times" had to apologize to the super mario brothers. what's going on between kimmel and kanye? >> we are rock stars, i'm the biggest of all of them!

tomorrow night, aaron paul, hannah ware and music from jim james. thank you for watching.good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> tonight on "nightline" -- the latest on the fbi's desperate search for clues about the gunman. what turned aaron alexis from civilian contractor to mass murderer. the survivors -- for the employees of building 197 it was the beginning of a workday like any other until bullets and questions began flying. how many shooters on the loose? how to escape? new details on the decisions and daring rescues that saved lives as pandemonium rained. >> these big cats are kings. >> in the trees. >> and money makers of the jungle. but there is a fight for survival going on and it is not what you would expect. we'll go on a special safari with the tiger tourists. >> announcer: from new york city, this is "nightline" with bill weir. >> thank you for being with us. yesterday we knew he was a 34-year-old former naval reservist. today we know he reported hearing voices in his head and recent leap bought a shotgun. tragically we can only connect the last two after

tomorrow night, aaron paul, hannah ware and music from jim james. thank you for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> tonight on "nightline" -- guess what? you can eat sugar and plenty of it. at least according to this guy. >> there is nothing wrong with candy not a bad word. >> he built a business crusading against the calorie cops. his message, just say yes to your next big candy crush. ♪ ♪ >> america's favorite bosom buddies. dolly parton and kenny rodgers come clean. >> i think he has grown into his facelift now. he looks great. >> on rumors about their romance and what it takes to preserve your most valuable assets. >> i am willing to sacrifice my health for the boobs, i am. >> feed frenzy, why "the new york times" had to apologize to the super mario brothers. what's going on between kimmel and kanye? >> we are rock stars, i'm the biggest of all of them! >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. this week a study confirms what many before it have shown, that too much sugar in your diet can have a bitter impact on your health. but on

power's goin' out ♪ ♪ i really mean it the powers goin' out ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jim jamest and sound of god" is out now. you can see a bonus song at jimmykimmellive.com. i want to thank aaron paul, hannah ware. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, james caan, morena baccarin and music from grouplove. thank you for watching. "nightline" is next. watch it! good night. >>> tonight on "nightline" -- behind bars. former infomercial king is in jail tonight. our bill weir investigates. how the notorious salesman who claimed he was broke continued his high-flying lifestyle. is the party finally over? >>> the killer's message. he left clues about his mental state. tonight for the first time, the navy yard shooter's family speaks. >> i am so, so very sorry that this has happened the my heart is broken. >> stunning details about the signs along the way pointing to trouble. >>> get rich quick. the powerball drawing, $400 million up for grabs. are you the lucky winner? >> announcer: keep it right here, america, >> announcer: from new york city, this is "nightlin

and music from jim james. with cleto and the cletones.d now, in all honesty, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

aaron paul, from "homeland" morena baccarin, james caan will be here, and we'll have music from jim james over seven seasons as an emmy-winning writer and performer on saturday night live, our first guest brought us lazy sundays, cats with lasers and packaged private parts. now he is detective jake peralta on "brooklyn nine-nine" which premieres at 8:30 tomorrow night on fox, please welcome andy samberg. [ cheers and applause ] >> how you doing? it's good to see you. >> you got to sit simultaneous. >> you have to. i think it's okay for the guest to sit first. but it's weird and sometimes i'm standing here forever. >> you're always thinking about hosting. >> always thinking about others. >> do you hate throwing parties? >> i never sit. no, i like it. did you celebrate the jewish holidays -- i guess it's not really a party. >> it's like the opposite of a party. >> what exactly is it? >> it's one of the many jewish holidays where you talk about how bad it was and then you drink wine and eat. i actually do do the fast. and my sister was in town with her family so we all fasted together. >> oh

merchant, malin akerman, hannah ware, morena baccarin from "homeland", and we'll have music from jim jamesjoin us for those shows, too. our first guest tonight is an oscar and golden globe nominee stand one nafl of the half of tl with six as in their name. he is excellent in everything he's in, and "prisoners" opens in theaters september 20th. please welcome jake gyllenhaal! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> so good to see you. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> i just want to take a moment to acknowledge the fact that you look fantastic. >> thank you. thank you. >> it's been a while since i have been here. last time i was here, i have to say. i don't know if you remember this, i had a little bit of a qualm if you will with your tie. >> jimmy: you became the fashion police all of a sudden. >> i did. i did. >> jimmy: what was it again? >> it was just, a mighty girth to your tie. it was just weird. very strange. i have a picture of it here. >> jimmy: it was a bib. >> i brought a picture of it here. i don't know if you know. yeah. >> jimmy: let me show it. >> just ve

bad, aaron paul will be here, from "betrayal", hannah ware will join us, and we'll have music from jim james. i should mention we announced two huge free concerts next week on monday. we'll shut down hollywood boulevard for paul mccartney. and the night after that we'll shut it down again for justin timberlake. if you want tickets to either of those shows go to this website, jkltickets.com. tickets are free. you have to have them. if you don't we'll kick you out of the neighborhood. our first guest is at this very moment an emmy-nominated television actress-and for her that is honor enough. her award-worthy show "parks & recreation" returns to nbc september 26th, please welcome amy poehler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for coming. great to see you. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> jimmy: happy birthday. your birthday yesterday. >> yeah, my birthday yesterday. virgo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you do anything big? a party or anything like senate ,0 ,0 -- like that? >> i was swimming with my little guy, my 3-year-old. i had to help him get out of the pool

all welcome. welcome some of you back to school. welcome some of you who have just started here at james jim and school. we love our students. you are happy, yes? well, i hope you are because we got a lot of great things this year. i think we believe we have a new classroom in fact. i have been working hard over the summer with hydra and a company called salesforce and they are here today, salesforce does a lot of great engineering in san francisco and they do something called the cloud. how many people know what the cloud is? anybody know what the club is? you will learn. you'll learn a little bit. some of the teachers know that for sure they can explain to you. but, this company is headquartered in san francisco and they are helping me help all the middle schools in san francisco get modernized. that is, to get technology, get wi-fi service, get computer tablets to the teachers, to of course, our principal. to help with the modernization of this school so that you, as students, and also as parents, can actually get a lot more science done, a lot more math done. a lot more engineering done.

it's like jim and james. ahh! deep breath. branding matters and the president knows it. and the white house knows it. and today in recognition of the ridiculous scaremongering over everybody getting health insurance, and the ridiculous outcome in which people sure like the policy when it's called one thing, but not when it's called some other thing, today the white house welcomed the adorable care act. we do not know exactly who rolled this out on tumblr. the white house says it was not them. but from affordable care act to the adorable care act, it is not a big leap. and there's a bunch of different ones, so you get the idea. thanks, adorable care act, this mouse and his cute little feet says, i can rest easy knowing that life stooim caps on health coverage have been eliminated. or this one, "get your ducks in a row. visit health care.gov. this is a good one, don't be a sad panda, health insurance market places open in five days. now, is calling cuteness a pre-existing condition, kind of a ridiculous way to publicize changes in health insurance regulations? of course it

narrator: finally, jim denevan carves enormous and ephemeral sand drawings on the beaches of northern california. next on "spark." >> narrator: major support for "spark" is provided by -- the james irvine foundation, expanding opportunity for the people of california. the william and gretchen kimball fund.

jim parsons were visibly moved. >> so silly to be emotional, isn't it? >> reporter: and the nokia theater's 6,000 guests were brought to their feet. the show singled out five heartfelt memorials including "sopranos" star jamese man, the very dear man that i will miss most of all. >> reporter: corey monteith, his smaller body of work. >> his death is a reminder of the rpapacious destruction brought on by addiction. >> i wish gary was still with us. but -- sorry. >> reporter: "modern family" won its fourth straight in the year's best comedy. michael douglas' staring role as liberace may have earned him emmy gold over matt damon. >> this is a two-hander. you're only as good -- >> reporter: in the end the hbo pie yo pic was second to none. ♪ luck be a lady tonight >> reporter: winning 11 statues in all. >> thank you. >> reporter: i was back stage and the winners walked off the stage and claire danes was euphor euphoric, jeff daniels still in disbelief, tony hail said he and julia louis-dreyfus talked they'd do a bit if they won but never thought they'd win and michael douglas, he was like the dapper fella at the ball last night. he told me playing liberace in "behind the candelabra" is one of the top two or thr

. >> here now to respond we have house republican congressman james langford from oklahoma. jim langford, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> let me walk through the timeline. i'm an old budget guy from omb many years ago. you're going to make this vote on the house that will pass. it's going to have defunding obama care, it is going to have the sequester. then you send to it the senate. the likelihood of passing the senate is zero because the democrats are against it. so they're going to send it back to you in the house. the days pass. the clock ticks. tell me what happens. >> we will be back here next week. we'll send it over on friday and let the senate deal with it over the weekend and early next week. we'll be back here on wednesday, and we'll be ready to respond whatever they spend back and be able to ping back again. we're focused on trying to get this resolved. i hear lots of folks talking about shutdown. we're not talking about 00 in the house. we're talking about trying to resolve the long-term fiscal efforts. the debt is spinning from 1.5 trillion to 300 billion

james gandolfini the actor. i was lucky enough to know jim, the man.s, as his close colleague, and his pretend life partner, and for many more years as his friend. and it's jim, the man, the very dear man, that i will miss most of all. >> the industry lost a lot of great people. "modern family" was a big winner for a comedy series this year. and "breaking bad" won best drama. and many thought bryan cranston got snubbed. >> thank you very much. love the anna gunn won. big show planned for today. much more from the emmys, including shortest and one of the best acceptance speeches. >>> and the hillary clinton profile in "new york" magazine. revelations from her inner circle. and her first admission that she's considering a run for the white house. >>> and the latest in the mall attack in kenya. still not resolved at this hour. what we're learning about the group behind the carnage and their possible motive. we have mark halperin, nicolle walla wallace. chuck todd, among many. "morning joe," a few minutes away. >>> still ahead, your best and most creative

james. he played the character thoughtful, generous kind in this film. very close to who he jim in theaters now. on my top of the list to go out and see it. we can see exciting movies ainsley. >> where is that? >> in the fox light.com. >> we will have to go and check that out. >> also follow me at twitter@fox light michael. >> i was interested in hearing her say that. he's more -- he was more in person like he is in this movie than he was in the sopranos. >> that was the one thing everyone kept saying he's really this big hearted person, warm, kind, tough. he wasn't anything like the tony soprano character that he with all came to love and enjoy. >> in theerts now call-- theate now called "enough said." >> with that enough said. >> it is 6 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up next he thought he was about to win big bucks. >> why was he denied the pot of gold? then he thought his owners weren't watching. the dog making the greatest scape. did he land our big, bad and the ugly? stick around to find out. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and ther

james gandolfini. edie falco paid tribute to her on screen husband. >> it's jim, the man, the very dear man i will missll. >> reporter: and jane lynch recalled her "glee" co-star in cory monteith. >> that open-hearted quality that we loved in cory was no act. >> reporter: neil patrick harris hosted the show for a second time. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," drivers will like the direction gas prices are heading, and flyers may be able to use more of their electronic devices in flight. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. wendy, good morning. >> good morning, susan. asian stocks were mixed despite the output last month. the shanghai composite gained 1.5%. hong kong's hang sing lost half a percent. tokyo's nikkei is closed for the holiday. wall street will be paying close attention to the budget this week. last week the dow jones industrial average gained 75 points. the nasdaq composite finished 52 points higher. >>> good news at the gas pump, the average price of regular gasoline dropped 6 cents a gallon in the past two weeks. the lundbe

copies, which is what it's all about, she gets the cover of the new york magazine and jim -- i almost called him jamesght. those two pieces that came out of the "new york post" went further and say it's an ultimatum being delivered to weiner's wife. i'm not sure the piece went that far but it did indicate there might be a choosing that has to be done. jon: then bill clinton over the weekend saying that republicans -- i'm sorry. that republicans have a more reliable media base. >> well, look. there is a conservative media base. that's for sure. it's not very big relative to the mainstream media. i think what clinton is reacted to go is that, again, the clinton press has taken a turn. "new york times" last month had a big article about the clinton foundation and its connections to the company called teneo and the clinton media narrative of the triumph of 2016 has taken some pretty bad bumps, including in places like "the new york times." >> teneo is the one, as you point out, referred to in the new republic article as being a clinton -- first started as a body man. there's a piece in the new republic ab

the show singled out five heartfelt memorials including "sopranos" star james gandolfini. >> it's jimman, the very dear man that i will miss most of all. >> reporter: corey monteith, his controversy drawing before the show due to his smaller body of work. >> his death is a reminder of the rapacious senseless destruction that is brought on by addiction. >> reporter: and gary david goldberg, who produced both "family ties" and "spin at this." >> i wish it wasn't necessary. i wish gary was still with us. but -- sorry. >> reporter: "modern family" won its fourth straight in the year's best comedy series and "breaking bad" won its first for top drama. michael douglas' staring role as liberace may have earned him emmy gold over co-star matt damon. >> this is a two-hander. you're only as good -- >> reporter: in the end the hbo biopic was second to none. ♪ luck be a lady tonight >> reporter: winning 11 statues in all. >> thank you. >> okay, can i just say that michael douglas is definitely a star. he walks in the room and you get it. you just get it. you definitely do, carol. i want to tell y

our next witness is -- do you go james or jim? >> jim. >> jim dinkins, associate director of homeland security, customs and enforcement, also known as ice. mr. dinkins has oversight of enforcement initiatives and operations. prior to assuming his current position, he has held a number of leadership positions within ice, including special agent in charge of washington, d.c. and baltimore. mr. dinkins began his law enforcement career with the u.s. customs service in 1986. our third witness is ms. anne gannon. she is currently the national coordinator for child exploitation prevention and interdiction at the department of justice. prior to holding this position, she served as assistant u.s. attorney in california for nine years, where she courted native child exploitation investigations and prosecution. in 2009, she was named one of the top women litigators in california for her work combating child exploitation. she began her career as a law clerk to a district court judge in arizona. who was that judge? do you remember? >> yes, jud

jim cramer. i'll see you tomorrow. spotlight. this is james ooh. >> oh, no way. >> you just don't come across capes of james brown. you know, that's kind of like the holy grail of soul music. >> do you think somebody would be able to take this and copy it? >> and a guitar legend's legacy... >> a gibson les paul... it's gonna be worth up to $500,000. >> takes an unexpected turn. >> that would have been really simple for somebody to stick that on there. >> but they wouldn't have known to do it. >> there's a couple of little marks. >> there's a couple of little dings. >> you're a pompous ass, and you're full of [...]. >> am i? >> this is bull[...]. you got a lawsuit on your hands. [rock music] ♪

fuller ceo, james owens joins for a fox business exclusive. jim, good to see you. way up today based on last night's earnings report. what do you think spoke so well to investors about your company? >> well, thanks, david, and thanks for inviting me on the program. you know our team at fuller has really focused on delivering our five-year plan laid out specific goals, and we're delivering on those. and, that's really why the stock's doing well. the commitments we made are showing up in the numbers. and, and, it showed up in the stock price today. david: by the way when i first saw numbers, uh-oh, your earnings fell 66%. there was a one-time purchase. you spent about $400 million for another industrial adhesive firm. that was a one-time charge. they read between the numbers. they saw through that right away. this growth in revenues. so many times we see earnings beat expectations but fail on the revenue side. you succeeded on the revenue side. why? what does that mean for you and the economy? >> yeah. well, you know, the business like ours the economy is not helping

she's co-authored with james macgregor burns of the three roosevelts patricia maters transformed america. she lives in williamstown massachusetts with jim byrnes and their dog, roosevelt. i know that just a personal note, for one thing susan is a great fan of the library and me as well, the james macgregor burns is seeking a versatile scholars. here is the first biography many, many years ago and i know he's back in williamstown massachusetts will be watching this program later, so we want to send our best ahead in williamstown, massachusetts. [applause] so with that, i am pleased to introduce, susan dunn. [applause] >> thank you, bob. it's a great treat great privilege to be speaking in this magical place of hype part. have you ever seen offered hitchcock movie, foreign correspondent, story joe mccray and herbert marshall? many of my students had heard of alfred hitchcock or joel mcrae, that you may know them. for an correspondent made its debut in the summer of 1940. in the first scene, a newspaper editor asked his footprint lackadaisical reporter johnny chose the question. what is your opinion of the present european crisis, mr. jone

great article by jim stewart this weekend. >> citing one james cramer. >> that was a facetious comment. >> i knew that. >> sarcasm doesn't always carry that well over the airways. >> i think jim knew. >> he got it. >> i think the general idea that these law firms are being -- getting a lot of fees and they are all very busy, because these banks are still this task force is being set up to go after the banks. they remind me of the bobby kennedy, get hoffa task force that i remember thinking, wow, can you believe it, if they saw hoffa leaving too soon out of the -- bobby kennedy said, i want around the clock, get hoffa. >> doesn't it feel like there is an around the clock, get jim may. >> let's hope he doesn't end up under the bleachers in the meadowlands. >> those are about as good of seats as you want for the giants. >> the old meadowlands. >> at least you don't have to watch what happens. >> the headline in the posts, disgraced. >> carl banks said at one point, this is insanity. one of my absolute favorite anal sifts. >> you are going to try for the offensive line next week. you might

jim crow died with him. and now what has been resurrected is james crow esquire. you just said it.o stop calling these people conservatives because real conservatives don't think like that. they are regressives. can you imagine what the well of the united states senate, the floor of the united states senate would sound liking if 100 people talked like jesse helms? where would this country be. >> there are only 100 in the u.s. senate. it would be the whole senate. >> that's my point. that's exactly my point. what kind of country would we have, and no one, no one in their right mind wants to go back to that period in time. >> but again, i can understand that we very extremists, ryan. i can understand we've got these guys that go off wagon in maybe even one or two senators, three or four congressmen, a lot of the pundits and hosts of talk shows. but the fact that none of the leadership, none, two days later has stood up and said this is wrong, this doesn't represent our party, that's what i'm talking about. if people go off on the deep end on the left, they are widely denounced. if th