(jimmy greene/father of sandy hook massacre victim) "one thing she embodied was love."so, on greene's darkest days he ieved by making music.(jimmy greene/father of s sdy hook massacre victim) "i remember writing some of the lyrics with a face full of tears . it was very emotionally and it was draining to do at times." some of his work was done at home, and some in his office here at western connecticut state university where he's coordinator of the jazz program.before he knew it, an album, 'a beautiful life' earning him to two grammy nominations.it featutus amazing artists, vocalists such as javier colon, producers, engineers, and even home recordings with his son isaiah, a survivor at sandy hook, and of course ana. (nats of ana)(erin logan- standup) "two grammy nominations is an honor, but jimmy wishes that album never thing that makes him ile in all of this is that ana would've been proud of her daddy's accomplishments." (jimmy greene/father of sandy hook massacre victim) "she loved to sing and she loved some of the songs on it like 'maybe' from the musical 'annie','

. >> saxophonist jimmy green wrote death of his daughter anna killed in the sandy hook school shooting. he says she loved his music and would be proud of him for the award nominations. >> the only thing she embodied was love. she loved to sing and she loved a lot of the songs that were on the recording like "maybe" from the musical annie, and the prayer that i prayed with my kids many nights before bed. >> lana's voice appears in the opening tracks of the album, the whole album was nominated for best jazz restaurantal. the song when i come home received the nomination for best arrangement, instrument and vocals. >>> well, the red cross are training for mass shootings. professionals were deployed to san bernardino, california where 14 people were murdered in a terror attack and were dispersed in south carolina after a gun fired during a prayer service. >>> expect tighter security next time you visit a major theme park. disney has installed metal detectors in all of its parks in orlando and plan to do the same in california. guests will be randomly selected and checked. and the company i

when words just couldn't describe the pain of losing his then 6-year-old daughter, saxaphonist jimmy green had something to focus auto. that goal to get his daughter's message across, love our neighbor. he smiled knowing that she understood the meaning of that message at such a young age when she was killed that tragic day at sandy hook elementary. >> so on his darkest days he grieved by making music. >> i remember writing some of these lyrics with a face full of tears. was draining to do at times. >> some of his work was done at home and some in his office at western con state university where program. before he knew it, annual bum, a beautiful life, earning him two grammy nominations. >> it features home recordings with his son isaiah a survivor at sandy hook and of course anna. >> she loved to sing and she loved a lot of the songs that were on the recording, make maybe from the musical annie and the prayer that i recorded was something that i prayed with my kids ever night bed. >> while green and his wife melba have found comfort through music so has their son isaiah. >> there's a huge

during the sandy hook shooting is now a grammy nominee after losing his daughter three years ago jimmy green channeled his grief into song lyrics. he called the album a beautiful life to spread her message of love. he received two grammy award nominations earlier this month, but making the album, green says, wasn't easy. >> i remember writing some of these lyrics with a face full of tears. it was very very emotional and it was draining to do at times. >> green says his son isaiah has also found comfort through music after his sister passed away. he plans to follow isolated showers musician. >> still ahead, the special gift from an anonymous donor that has a nice ring to it. study showing a promise for women fighting against the disease. >> a controversial drug company ceo arrested. what he did that's got the attention of the feds. >> plus filing charges. the man who bought guns used in the san bernardino guns now under fire. we'll be right rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico ke

the door open. >> or i could -- i could join them in the green room. >> jimmy: we really don't have the space for that, but that's a nice offer. >> no, i've seen pictures. the green room is huge. >> jimmy: it's not that big. we have a fire marshal.& there's a limit on how many people you can let? >> why don't i just come out there. i feel like i could help you raise a lot -- >> jimmy: oh, i think -- i guess his mike went out. unfortunate -- stadadad we can't hear him. just stay down there and i'll let you know if we need you matt damon, everybody. very sad indididual. [ applause ] we will take a break. when we come back elivia wilde and i will be in festive sweaters to tell you about tantalizing red products. get your gift list out and ready to be checked off. we'll be right back. t much has changed. except now you can say... hey siri... hey siri... hey siri... which changes how you get in touch. call sophie. how you gegeanswers... penelope cruz:z:ho was the prime minister of britain in 1868? the answer is benjamin disraeli. of course. oh, you knew that. find me a very expensive... coff

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saxophonist jimmy green wrote the album beautiful life to help him grief with the death of his daughter anna. she loved his music and knowing she would be proud of him from the award nominations makes it that much more special. >> anything she embodied was love. she loved to sing and she loved a lot of the songs that were on the recording like maybe from the musical annie and prior i recorded something was i prayed with my kids every night before bid or many nights before bed. the sandy hook shooting and wants to follow in his father's footsteps to make music. >> julie: massachusetts homeowners will not have to worry about a ice dam insurance deductible. company was trying to add the deductible but state insurance regulators said no. they can damage interior walls and ceilings and plan to offer the deductible who had multiple claims in recent years and in danger of having policies canceled. >> sara: new hampshire taxi owner threatening to have his cabs off new year's eve. the owner of great bay taxi is taking a stand against uber. he says uber drivers are violating the transportation or

. >> mark: a pair of grammy nominations for an album the saxophonist jimmy green wrote the album, a beautiful life, as he grieved the death of his daughter anna killed in the sandy hook shooting. he said anna loved his music and would be proud of him for the award nominations. >> the thing that she embodied was love. she loved to sing and she loved a lot of the songs on the recording, like "maybe" from the musical annie and the prayer that i recorded was something i prayed with my kids every night bed. >> mark: well, anna's voice appears in the opening tracks of the album. the whole album was nominated for best jazz instrument loses a limb. the song "when i come home" received a nomination for best vocal. >> vanessa: the red cross is now preparing for more than just fires and floods. they're training for mass shootings. earlier this month, the red cross deployed mental health professionals to san bernardino, california, where 14 people were murdered in a terror attack. south carolina, after a gunman opened fire during a church prayer service. life sensed mental health professionals helped tra

truth. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: a cd case with bon jovi's 2005 album, "have a nice day," but inside is green day's "dookie" cd. [ laughter ] want me to prove it? check this out, man. >> whoa. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: bang. bang. [ cheers ] all right. last one, poehler. >> those great songs. >> truth -- truth or truth? or truth. >> i'm too old for dares. i'm too smart for lies. i'm too quick -- >> jimmy: don't read your lower back tattoo.

i'll wait for lunch." >> jimmy: yeah. and green. >> right. i thought all the marks on the floor, i thought were just uncleanliness. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you didn't know how to hit your mark or any of that stuff. >> no. i haha no idea. >> jimmy: but, i meaea it's fantastic you got to work with one of the best actors out there. >> he was great. >> jimmy: al pacino. >> i'd never done a film before, and i was playing opposite al pacino. >> jimmy: you went from that to "larry sanders", which you were just amazing in. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i told you this before. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: "arrested development." >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and now "transparent." >> jimmy: "transparent," i got to thank you so much for doing this. you're knocking it out of the park. >> jill soloway was created a a great, great, great, just a a great project. and she's the genius of geniuses. and we got nominated for a a golden globe and critics choice and s.a.g. awards. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: deservedly so.

jimmy: there's no game. they're just there for you. >> no place like green bay. there really isn't. >> jimmy: oh my god, no. except for new york. [ light laughter ] but besides that, there's no place like green bay. >> there's 100,000 people, but yes. >> jimmy: please. look, we love to play games on "the tonight show." i have the perfect game for you. okay, you have obviously one of the strongest arms in nfl history. so tonight, we're doing a game called the tonight show throwdown. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] we have this for you here. we have this. you look very cool wearing these. maybe put this on first. >> all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: we have packers for you. and for me, we have -- we got the jets. [ cheers and applause ] so here's the deal. here's how it's going to work. we're going to go over there. i'm going to throw some plates in the air. >> okay. >> jimmy: and then we're going to have a throwdown. you're going to see how many plates you can smash, okay? now here's the deal. we did this once before with and he holds the record. >> re

green santa. >> jimmy: now let's see who's going home with tonight's sweater. everyone, look at your seat number. if i call your number, i need you to jump up, let me know where you are. make sure that it is your number. quest, can i get a drumroll please? [ drumroll ] who wants me to pick their number? everybody good? [ cheers and applause ] it's a good sweater! [ cheers and applause ] it's got shoulder pads! 224, hey! [ cheers and applause ] come on over. hey. hi. hey! >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: that's for you. hold that. >> okay. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> lynn. >> jimmy: lynn. where are you from, lynn? >> i'm from philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> jimmy: philly? [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. philly in the house. well, thank you so much. you don't have anything like this, do you? >> no, i don't. [ light laughter ] do you want to try it on? do you want to try it? because it gets cold in philly every now and then. you can hold this. how are you doing, buddy? this is fantastic. >> this is great. >> jimmy: yeah, this is great. let me put this over your h

jimmy: cube steaks. >> right? those were hard enough to chew as a toddler when you were like -- when it was warmed up. and then in like, the morning, you sit and eat cold cubed steak with green bean casserole. everybody's eating waffles, right? >> jimmy: cube steak. >> then they get quiet because they're thinking of a real kid. so now, just imagine if it was an animated kid that you didn't drawn, and it took place in the early '70s. that's what this show is. >> jimmy: there you go. you don't have to worry about it, everybody. it's all fake. they're all animated. animated children. no children are harmed while making this. i have a clip of -- you have to come back every holiday season. >> oh, absolutely. >> jimmy: this is bill burr -- >> i'll come back dressed like an elf. >> jimmy: "f is for family." check this out. >> what the hell is this? kevin, he's flunking out and you knew about this? >> i wanted your food to settle. >> unbelievable, unbelievable. you got one job, pay attention and pass your classes. >> that's two jobs. >> no son of mine is going to flunk out. >> i don't care. i hate school. >> well, i hate my life, but i keep on doing it. i got a mortgage, i got depen

the fall on the three new closing second houston and their seven game winning streak jimmy but where did this greens won the right next to the score table and all manner of things to come the tire game butler finished 23.6 rebounds chicagoans by nine darlene's down to the net eric goetz it overtime and then the extra frame to his game-points he will win 9488. finally the raiders are done with themes of the coliseum this season who knows we they've seen the last of them entirely. grant the standoff led by a future hall of famer. power for moments last night at the coliseum for charles wilson's final home game address the ordination just how vengeful he was then the young team has a bright future ahead wryly that the competition at the bay area wilson's son charles jr. the podium. "this year my last year. really is a big deal i feel like i'm going out the way i came in. >> reporter: of game could be the next sunday kansas city with a >> grant: timing to make a good argument for best player in nfl not now but in his prime >> grant: still had steve harvey poking fun at himself how the easter holiday com

like, you know ron, we could probably just use our imagination. >> jimmy: we don't need the jet ski and you yelling -- >> commentary, green jet ski, none of it is helping. >> jimmy: he's got the best voice. he's such a nice guy. he has a great voice. he's like yelling at you. you're very scared now. you're scared. ron, stop. stop. you have to be really afraid. >> exactly. >> jimmy: you do this thing, it's based on a true thing. everyone, you kind of have to almost had to starve yourselves. >> we did yeah. we lost a bunch of weight, probably 30 pounds or something. >> jimmy: a real picture of you filming the movie. oh my goodness. >> jimmy: what was the first thing you ate when you could eat? >> pasta, pizza, that kind of thing. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> like a food hangover from it. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, we were told like to ease into it. don't start full. we said forget it. >> jimmy: yeah, who can do that? yeah. >> and off we went and all of us felt sick. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then got fat. >> jimmy: oh, please, come on. you're not liam. liam. yeah. you're not on the cover of "men's health." i mean you're close