. >> jimmy explained he was a brand new inmate, needing directions to the library. hallkind of slapped him on the shoulder, said thanks a lot. i appreciate that from a cool guy like you. >> after that, they occasionally talked. but the next step came when jimmy was invited to join hall's breakfast club. >> which in the prison system it's a big thing of who you're invited to have your breakfast with. >> keene thought he was making progress. but then prison politics got in the way. >> i left out of that chow hall one morning and a few really big muscular guys came up to me and said, hey, the old man wants to talk to you right now. right now he wants to talk to you. >> the old man was celebrity mof owe sew, vincent, also known as the odd father who used to wonder around new york city in his bathrobe pretending to be nuts. >> he goes, hey, boy, what's wrong with you? what's wrong with you? why you hanging around with all them baby killers. you hang with us from now on. you hang around them people, maybe somebody comes up and puts a knife in your back. he would be at my cell

the purpose of this film by philip waller was to tell the story of extreme sports legend jimmy hall. very soon it went from being a movie about that to being about this. >> every year an estimated 30 to 70 million sharks are killed to support a growing worldwide trade in their fins and other products. >> in their journey, they discovered sharp fin soup was such a delicacy in eastern countries. that is leading to the slaughter of about 70 million sharks every year. to the point where sharks are in danger of extinction. it's heartbreaking to see the images of these sharks at the bottom of the ocean dying without their fins. >> it's no different than killing an elephant for his tusks or dehorning a rhinoceros. >> that will have a tremendous impact on our ecosystem. >> they are not thinking five, ten years. >> it's about as cultural as foot binding of women. >> they do follow conservationist stephanie brendel. she is trying to pass legislation to curb the consumption of shark fin soup. >> now we found a way to make progress, we can't stop. we have to keep this wave going. >> the film is

. >> jimmy: go back in the hall. >> all right. >> jimmy: one more time.t's thursday night, and it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ applause ] >> security is at the core of apple pay. but so is privacy. we are not in the business of [ bleep ] your [ bleep ]. >> like, you know, my mom's like, you need to [ bleep ] three or four different guys at one time and just have a lot of fun. mom -- >> okay, what about the guy yesterday that [ bleep ] the guy in the [ bleep ] with his foot? >> unnecessary roughness, number 84. [ bleep ] the defender in the [ bleep ]. >> i have to think the code, the summer into fall code. no physical ailments other than that. >> you didn't mention that when you [ bleep ] me earlier. >> don't try and [ bleep ] me. >> so, i walk into the studio outside, kevin harvick's [ bleep ] just hanging out. >> women [ bleep ] women. >> what am i looking at? >> this is my [ bleep ]. >> this man says, i would let you [ bleep ] my mother

. >> jimmy is escorted back to his cell in d-hall, the prison's protective custody wing. >> jimmy's doneoung chap. jimmy has enemies in different establishments and main stream halls so he's kept separate. >> i was getting medication off a doctor and there was a prisoner trying to take them off me and he sent another prisoner to my cell. i told the guy to [ bleep ] off. do me, or i'll do you. i said, you're 30 years younger than me. but i will [ bleep ] murder you. so either [ bleep ] off or shut the door. he [ bleep ] off. if they want to fight with me, they'll fight with my rules. knife. then he -- then he won't fight because he knows he may not win. >> jimmy might convey tough persona inside shotts, but he has serious concerns about what awaits him on the inside when he leaves. >> i killed a man which had two big sons. who are about 30 years of age, that region. who will cause me a problem when i get out. i understand that. i killed their father. so there's a problem. they may come looking for me. if anybody killed my father, i'd [ bleep ] look for them. so i'm expecting that. do i wa

i don't. >> jimmy: you don't go -- you're not wearing your baseball uniform when you walk around the hallover of "sports illustrated," everybody. i'd be throwing around magazines at everybody. [ laughter ] >> i wish i could though. >> jimmy: that's not your move. but it was fun. they must be so proud of you. >> yeah, yeah, they are. >> jimmy: that's great now you go to school at chestnut hill academy. springside chestnut hill. that's in philadelphia. and that's a 90-minute commute for you. you live in south philly. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you have any famous musicians from south philly? >> these guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're so proud of philadelphia and it is a great place. i love philly too. do you have a favorite cheesesteak? >> i go to lazaros. >> jimmy: oh, what's lazaros? >> it's at 18th and south. >> jimmy: oh, i don't know this one. >> you should try it sometime. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i'm going to. i know dalessandro's? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a good one. you can tell by the silence. [ laughter ] it is a very, very -- kamal likes that spot. quest what do yo

y >> jimmy: the band's gon >> band's great >> jimmy: look how fast -- we're right down the hall. >> jimmy and go in. if you ever nee you eve ever need -- you come in and these guys take c they'll be your buddies look it. they love you. [ cheers and applause ] so, you're -- >> this is great! >> jimmy: feel at home. feel at home! >> this is great! >> jimmy: feel at home! you're you've arrived! >> thank you! > get up! come on! it's time to get -- sta down this one. we feel the love. >> wait. wait. wait. ♪ >> jimmy: we're so excited for you. >> oh! ♪ >> jimmy: it's gonna be great. it's going to be great and you have support from all of us here. >> i love you. thank you. >> jimmy: in fact -- no, i love you too. and i wanted to say -- >> i'm exhausted. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when i go -- but -- so, it's a daytime show. >> it is a daytime -- but it's got a nighttime feel too. >> jimmy: yeah! and you have -- you, you're bringing you dog on the show sometimes? >> jasper's gonna be on. yep. >> jimmy: wait. 'cause my dog comes on my show now names gary frick -- 'cause my dog's a female dog

my friends get boozed up, they go upstairs and you're finding people sleeping in the hall the next day. >> jimmy: you have the same group of friends i do. >> yes. so, i thought the whiskey river would be fun. >> jimmy: so, you built a -- this is a is a sloon? >> that's the saloon. i saw an old 60 minutes rerun with willie nelson and he had bought a piece of property that had a western town movie set on it in texas and he finished out all the -- the whole thing to where everything worked. i thought, that's the idea. >> jimmy: but he was very high when he made that decision. [ laughter ] this is a -- this is a great addition. and i'd love to know how this works exactly. you've got a little jail there. >> yeah. there's the jail. >> jimmy: is there a jail inside the building? >> there actually, conveniently, there is a jail. >> jimmy: have any of your friends wound up in it? >> of course. we had some guys that get a little rough, get rowdy in the middle of the night and we're, you know, that's the kind of stuff that ruins the party. >> jimmy: yes. are you the sheriff of the town? >> i'm the voice of

jimmy: oh. i don't want to. he was very, very rude. hey, what's up, guillermo? >> i'm here with a pumpkin spice iphone 6. [ applause ] >> you are. go back in the hall> all right. >> jimmy: all right. one more thing. it's thursday night. and it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. this week in unnecessary censorship. [ applause ] >> security is at the core of apple pay, but so is privacy. we are not in the business of [ expletive ] your [ expletive ]. >> like you know my mom's like you need [ expletive ] three or four different guys at one time and just have a lot of fun. >> okay, what about the guy yesterday that [ expletive ] the guy in [ expletive ] with his foot? >> unneccessary roughness number 84 for [ expletive ] a defender in the [ expletive ]. >> the thing, the summer into fall cold. no physical ailments other than that. >> you mentioned [ expletive ]. >> don't [ expletive ] each other. don't try and [ expletive ] me. >> i walk into the studio outside. kevin harvick's car [ expletive ] is just hanging out there. >> women [ expletive ] women. >> what am i looking at? >> this is

my friends get boozed up, they go upstairs and you're finding people sleeping in the hall the next day. >> jimmy. so, i thought the whiskey river would be fun. >> jimmy: so, you built a -- this is a is a sloon? >> that's the saloon. i saw an old 60 minutes rerun with willie nelson and he had bought a piece of property that had a western town movie set on it in texas and he finished out all the -- the whole thing to where everything worked. i thought, that's the idea. >> jimmy: but he was very high when he made that decision. [ laughter ] this is a -- this is a great addition. and i'd love to know how this works exactly. you've got a little jail there. >> yeah. there's the jail. >> jimmy: is there a jail inside the building? >> there actually, conveniently, there is a jail. >> jimmy: have any of your friends wound up in it? >> of course. we had some guys that get a little rough, get rowdy in the middle of the night and we're, you know, that's the kind of stuff that ruins the party. >> jimmy: yes. are you the sheriff of the town? >> i'm the voice of reason. i'm like, man, just sleep it off here an

jimmy: really? >> i'm avoiding past incarnations of myself. i don't need to get in touch with, like, what occurred in the halls of high school. d because my parents placed a lot of pressure on me. >> jimmy: oh, cranston probably rsvped to his. >> my dad was like, you don't live very far from school. it's the right thing to do. and then there i was in the diner making new friends and i couldn't -- >> jimmy: maybe in ten years you'll have a reunion with the friends at the diner. >> that would be my dream. >> jimmy: lina dun name ena dun. her show is called "girls." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ altuzarra for target available september 14th. think of our new lasagna fresca. what unsuspecting foodies mmmm! so delicious. i guess fresca is the right word for it. this might be the best lasagna i've ever had. that is amazing! wow! surpise! our new lasagna fresca is sure to surprise. at olive garden. don't just dream of being the hero. make it happen. i can't believe we're missing the game for this. we're not-- i've got xlte. it doubles our 4g lte bandwidth in cities nationwide, so be that guy with verizon xlte. now get 1gb of bonus data, a

jimmy, as she called him, his greatness. she hung a large portrait of the conquistador over the mantle in the blue room. you can see the jefferson statue today. in the statuary hall. jefferson's was not the only one with live entertainment. zachary taylor displayed his famous mexican war horse old whitey on the lawn where he grazed in peacetime comfort. the delighted public to whom whitey was well known in prince and other things and a hero, hugged him and petted him and took hairs from his tail until in the president's funeral

. >> jimmy: he's the coolest dude. you walk down the hall, you go, "oh, that's julian casablancas. star." yeah. i'm wearing a suit. i'm wearing my toupee. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: he's out there -- >> steve: i like your new toupee, by the way. love it. >> jimmy: you do like it? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> steve: oh, you're welcome. >> jimmy: amazon prime. [ laughter ] guys, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today. weigh the good with the bad, it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of having a 100 pound scrotum removed. [ laughter ] >> steve: what? wait, what? >> jimmy: a man in michigan recently made news for having this surgery performed. it was a total success. which is great news. [ light laughter ] i know it seems like there would be no cons to this, but you'd be surprised. let's take a look at the pros and cons of having a 100 pound scrotum removed. here we go. pro, opting to get the surgery was an ea

jimmy rogers gets into the end zone. pw wins 47-27. >> our play of the week. the pitch to white hall. the trick ration, he's headed to penn state next year. he's a running back and throwing it tonight. a 890 yard connection. ran for two touchdowns, threw for two scores. white hall wins, 38-17. >>> great touchdown run by archbishop wood's gianni cool. wood beats up on archbishop ryan. suodertan and ben surks alemn. souderton with the pretty 20 route. a quick toss to hallman. mastbaum edges central by two, 14-12. frankford made a big mistake about simon gratz. frankford loses by six points. jordan rogers calling his own number. it's a good call. he gets into the end zone for a short score. ollie knocks off lincoln 30-14. he runs fr three touchdowns. and that's just a taste. the main course is tomorrow night t. half hour high school blitz 1 at 7:00. where else but right here on nbc 10. >>> the eagles iv be hitting the west coast minus an important piece on the d. we've got the latest on devon still's four-year-old daughter undergoing cancer treatments. stick around. we'll be right back.

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a music legend and rock and roll hall of famereek. here to perform the song "troubled man," once again, john mellencamp! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's the wake of all evil a universal mess i've always found trouble even at my best ♪ ♪ no hopes to get better until they put me down to rest i am a troubled man ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ anxiety and sorrow underneath my skin self destruction and failure have beat my head in ♪ ♪ i laughed out loud once i won't do that again i've always traveled the hellfire road ♪ ♪ and tasted the sweet smell of sin i am a troubled man i am a troubled man ♪ ♪ i am a troubled man i am a troubled man so many things ♪ ♪ have fallen through my hands i am a troubled man ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ people up on the east side people on the gravel road people of many colors ♪ ♪ whose stories will never be told too late ♪ ♪ came too early for me to face myself i am a troubled man ♪ ♪ i am a troubled man i am a troubled man oh lord ♪ ♪ i won't do anything but hurt you if i can i am a troubled man ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the

honey or russell reserve, his kentucky bourbon hall of famer or the so-called buddha of bourbon will help guide the bourbon industry long into the future. jimmy's son, eddie, himself a hall of famer, will ensure that the family's time-honored tradition of producing complex, finally honed bourbons, continues into the fourth generation. so mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join jimmy's friends, family and fans and fellow master distillers in raising a toast to celebrate mr. russell's contributions to a distinctly american and kentucky industry on this moment us industry. i know i speak for millions more across the country and around the world when i say that i look forward to enjoying the fruits of jimmy's labor for many more years to come. i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, for five minutes. mr. garamendi: i thank you, mr. speaker. the success of our districts and the livelihood of our future of our communities we lies heavily on the devotion and services of those who go above the call of duty. the helpers willing to devote their time

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an eight-time grammy award winner and member of the rock 'n' roll hall "lullabye." we are honored to have him here tonight. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome a legend, mr. robert plant. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. you can't get away that easy. no, no, no, we have to do the interview part. >> uh huh. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> love you robert. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they love you. oh, thank you for coming by. uh, "lullaby" and "the ceaseless roar" this is it, you got a new one, hasn't been out, you haven't done a solo one since 2005, i want to say. >> yeah, i couldn't remember, i had to string words together. >> jimmy: that's not true at all. >> well, when i went i went to nashville and started singing with these people who really knew how to sing. and i, it was pointless trying to write new songs. 'cause old american songs are so beautiful. so, i fell into the bosom of allison krause. [laughter ] >> jimmy: as one does, if you're lucky enough. [laughter ] >> and the whole nashville vibe, then it was gre

jimmy's show is across the hall and they are recording.d iowa. that is where we have pockets of heavy rain and north kansas with torrential downpours. in colorado today, denver, thunderstorms that will happen and clear up this afternoon. we have a sunday night football game. we could see large hail and damaging wind gusts. late in the day moving from west to east on saturday. scattered showers and storms in the southeast as well. on sunday, we are going to start to see some improvements. high pressure builds in. temperatures are nice. 90s on the east coast on are saturday and into the 70s in the middle of the country. >>> good morning to you. made it to friday. this fog is a very welcome sight, because it's going to keep our temperatures down as we head throughout your afternoon. now, we are seeing that gradual clearing, but by around 10:00 a.m., just a half an hour from now, we're going to see mostly clear conditions in the south bay. that's already occurring. 83 for us today, the peninsula at 78 degrees. 73 on the east shore. a little wa

hall of fame. it will be a thrill for those kids. >>> a leader in the arts recognized women that carve their own path tonight. they hosted a visionary women's award. fashion steine designer nicole . >>> "jimmykimmel live" next on "channel 6". viola davis and music from tow low. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team i am jim gardner. good night.

hall of fame. it will be a thrill for those kids. >>> a leader in the arts recognized women that carve their own path tonight. they hosted a visionary women's award. fashion steine designer nicole . >>> "jimmykimmel live" next on "channel 6". viola davis and music from tow low. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team i am jim gardner. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- viola davis. anthony bourdain. and music from tove lo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, before i forget, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice of you. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. being apart of whatever this will be tonight. well, i --

jimmy: but we're cool. meanwhile, in -- international news, there was an historic meeting this afternoon, as mike tyson, for reasons unknown, stopped by city hallo meet with toronto mayor rob ford. it was bound to happen eventually. [ laughter ] mike tyson and rob ford. what could possibly go right? [ laughter ] tyson was in town doing his one-man show, he does a one-man show and he wanted to say hi, so, he had a brief closed door meeting with the mayor. boy, would i have loved to have been a fly in the ranch dressing splattered on the wall of that room. fortunately for us, after their meeting, mike and rob took some time to chat with the press. >> why did you come and see the mayor today? >> i'm a big fan of the mayor like most americans are. i had the opportunity to meet him and i took advantage of the opportunity. >> why are you a fan of mayor ford? >> well, because the mayor is -- he's dealt with -- we all overcome adversity. we really can't understand the concept of happiness if we don't overcome adversity. we could just be constantly sad. >> jimmy: we would? i mean, right, we would. are these two of the horsemen people have been warning u

wang. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you experienced that yourself, where you met somebody, that you idolized or admired? >> yeah. when i was younger, i was at a -- all-ages pool hallpino gangsters who were underaged. and there was one englishman. who was morrissey. i was a big fan. i walked up to him and said, oh, my god. it's you. and he said, mm, yes. i can't tell you what an honor it is to meet you. i write songs, too. and he said, i'll bet they're terrible. and i was confused because i couldn't imagine someone being so rude to a stranger. and he said -- and i said, mine or yours? and he said, yours. that was it. but i thank him. he gave me a perfectly morrissey experience. >> jimmy: yes, he did. i guess he did. wow. that's unbelievable. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what a jerk. >> what a [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: your new show is called "selfie." i think abc -- it took them a while. but they finally found a title that is more polarizing than "cougar town." there you go. but the idea is, this is a new time. we have new words. and, yeah. >> let me be frank. people hate the title of the show. #selfie. but it works in our favor. first off, it lowers expectations. [ laughter ] th

jimmy, as she called him, his greatness. she hung a large portrait of the conquistador over the mantle in the blue room. you can see the jefferson statue today. in the statuary hallferson's was not the only one with live entertainment. zachary taylor displayed his famous mexican war horse old whitey on the lawn where he grazed in peacetime comfort. the delighted public to whom whitey was well known in prince and other things and a hero, hugged him and petted him and took hairs from his tail until in the president's funeral procession, whitey had no tail left. for all the self-promotion undertaken by the president's antebellum, little about the white house itself should be included in such sessions -- such recollections. it was not the presidents of this period who would enhance forever the house as a symbol. it was only one of them, abraham lincoln. in lincoln's time it was the house 60 years old. had been rebuilt, modernized but still old. its cold water lavatories, into which the potomac water flowed unscreened leaked and gave a sulfur smell. water in the three toilets, water closets, rose and spilled when it rained hard. the rooms were huge. except for the sta

jimmy, as she called him, his greatness. she hung a large portrait of the conquistador over the mantle in the blue room. you can see the jefferson statue today. in the statuary hallrson's was not the only one with live entertainment. zachary taylor displayed his famous mexican war horse old whitey on the lawn where he grazed in peacetime comfort. the delighted public to whom whitey was well known in prince and other things and a hero, hugged him and petted him and took hairs from his tail until in the president's funeral procession, whitey had no tail left. for all the self-promotion undertaken by the president's antebellum, little about the white house itself should be included in such sessions -- such recollections. it was not the presidents of this period who would enhance forever the house as a symbol. it was only one of them, abraham lincoln. in lincoln's time it was the house 60 years old. had been rebuilt, modernized but still old. its cold water lavatories, into which the potomac water flowed unscreened leaked and gave a sulfur smell. water in the three toilets, water closets, rose and spilled when it rained hard. the rooms were huge. except for the state