next up for the rocket is the whirlwind, the veteran jimmy white, in the second round.nd manchester united striker mason greenwood has signed a contract extension at old trafford. his new deal will keep him at the club until 2025. the irish fa have condemned the sectarian abuse aimed at footballerjames mcclean, the extent of which was laid bare by the player on social media. the stoke city midfielder who represents the republic of ireland has been targeted in the past for refusing to wear a poppy on his club matchday shirt. he posted a screengrab of a message he'd received on instagram which read, "don't make me set your house on fire and burn everyone inside it." that is just one of a number he and his family have received. while his wife erin revealed in a post someone had threatened to take a "gun with them to a match," she says she'd watched that game in fear on tv. the celtic manager neil lennon, who's also been subjected to years of sectarian abuse, said it's a lonely experience, and has again called on the authorities to act. these social media platforms don't di

next up for the rocket is the whirlwind — he'll play the veteran jimmy white in the second round.t's all the sport for now. hello. another mild night to come tonight, especially in the west where rain will be falling later on, but towards eastern areas, this is how we finished in aberdeenshire. clear skies overhead, still snow on the ground and that means temperatures will take a tumble through tonight, getting close to freezing in one or two spots. but a cooler night tonight across eastern england after the departure of the evening showers, but look — here's the wind, the rain arriving in many western areas, lifting the temperatures once again at around six to nine degrees by the time we start tomorrow morning. a few degrees above freezing for some in the east. but into tomorrow, well, we've got another weather system coming off the atlantic — that's going to be the story this week, really — bringing in milderair across the south. maybe something a little bit fresher tomorrow across the north compared with today, but it's across the northern half of the country where there will o

the rocket got the better of the whirlwind as ronnie o'sullivan beat old friend jimmy white 4—0 in ther head of the russian athletics federation and four other officials have been given four years bans for serious breaches of anti—doping rules. the sanctions relate to forging documents and their conduct during an anti—doping investigation. the worchester warriors has been announced as the new chair, ethan waller today and is certainly a busy time for players and their welfare with concerns over the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. also players. i'm delighted to say we can speak to ethan here on sports safety ethan, congratulations first of all. tell us, what are your main aims for your time in this role? the us, what are your main aims for your time in this role?— time in this role? the priority for me generally _ time in this role? the priority for me generally is _ time in this role? the priority for me generally is the _ time in this role? the priority for me generally is the welfare - time in this role? the priority for me generally is the welfare of i time in this role? the priority

can't jump >> yeah. >> jimmy: he was so -- >> "white men can't jump," "too wong foo." this movie. >> jimmy: and randy watson, sexual chocolate >> that's my favorite of all the characters to do is randy watson if i could figure out a way to did a whole randy watson movie i'd do it. he's a funny character >> jimmy: the mic drop i've seen this on the internet there's something going around people say that is the very first ever mic drop in the history of pop culture >> i don't know what anyone's debating about because i heard somebody say -- somebody was like, "oh, it started with the rappers." the very first mic drop ever -- ever -- where it's like, what i said was so - - you know, so fly and there's nothing left to say and i'm dropping the mic, that's randy watson. now, in 1983, at the end of delirious i threw my mic down and it slid down, but that wasn't a mic drop. i said, "thank you, good night," and threw the mic down cool it wasn't like a -- you know, i crushed and it dropped it. the very first one to do that is randy watson. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i defy anyone to

next up for the rocket is the whirlwind — he'll play the veteran jimmy white in the second round.ith some rain at times. i wet start for many, this band of rain pushing use that ray will linger actually passed the day for southern counties of england before pushing back northwards again. we will see study spells and had two showers as well, it's good to be a windy day for all of us, and thus could get 70 mph. a little bit cooler and seven, eight or 9 degrees. there wednesday night we will see more outbreaks of heavy rain especially across western areas, the winds coming from the south and it's going to be a pretty mild night. mild for thursday. slightly cooler weather won't last longer, trans model for the weekend, highest up to mainly 6 degrees but also be some rain at times. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. secret recordings of princess latifa — the daughter of the ruler of dubai — are released exclusively to the bbc — she claims she is being held captive by her family. i'm a hostage, and this villa has been converted into a

it's so embarrassing >> i just remembered, remember the fourth of july at the white house? >> jimmyark twain he showed up to the white house, and we walked upstairs to meet the president, and he's wearing khakis or whatever and he's like, damn, man, you're a little overdressed for a pick chick >> jimmy: they were laughing at me, because you guys come in i see you, i'm opening up for the foo fighters there, it was for the veterans, an outdoor thing. i'll do a little standup, something. i'm wearing a three-piece suit i've never been invited to the white house. i'm freaking out i see you, what's up you're cool, you're wearing board shorts or whatever like, dude, are you hot? yeah, i am it's, like, 100 degrees. and i think pat was like, you were laughing, like, put a a t-shirt on you don't have to. it's an outdoor event. i go, i'm fine and we all walked up, you guys talked to the president and michelle for a while, the first lady then i got walked in, totally covered in sweat sweating through my collar, it was a different color shirt. and they both were laughing. and michelle was like,

ronnie 0'sullivan played jimmy white in the second round.0'sullivan going through four frames to nil and is yet to drop a frame at celtic manor. and the action continues right now. world number 0nejudd trump playing chinese 18—year—old si ji—hie it's currently 2—1. you can watch it on the bbc sport website and app. and before we go, just a reminder that there's a couple of champions league matchs tonight too. porto againstjuventus and sevilla against borussia dortmund. you can follow both matches live via the bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now. lots of options there. always many thanks. the united nations has said it will raise the detention of princess latifa, the daughter of dubai's ruler, with the united arab emirates. the princess has accused herfather of holding her hostage in dubai since she tried to flee the city in 2018. in secretly recorded videos shared with the bbc, princess latifa said she feared for her life. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. i'm a hostage, and this villa has been convert

next up the rocket takes on the whirlwind jimmy white and you can follow both of tonight's championsm us for now. back now to coronavirus — and scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon has confirmed that some school pupils will be allowed to return from next monday. children in early learning and the first three years of primary school will be among those going back to classrooms — as is the case in wales. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith has more. well, slowly and cautiously has been the approaching scottish government alter this pandemic and that continues, as nicholas sturgeon was talking about, some ability to return but that should not be treated as a return to greater normality. people should not be going to their workplaces just because they are not home—schooling anymore and it's extremely unlikely that any other students will be returning before the 15th of march at very earliest. next week, we may give a advice on how to escape this but instead, go to script the conditions that i to be met for any restrictions can be eased. in the meantime, we been told not to begin easter

ronnie 0'sullivan and jimmy white, the rocket against the whirlwind, were meeting in the second roundanother six weeks. chris hopson, the chief executive of nhs providers, has written to the prime minister warning that case numbers are still too high to ease lockdown. it comes as research from a centre—right think tank called reform suggests waiting lists for non—urgent treatment in england could hit 10—million by april, as our health editor hugh pym reports. the total waiting list for routine operations, such as hip and knee replacements in england, has been rising steadily with hospitals having to cope with the surge in covid patient numbers. it went above 4.5 million in december. reform says that number understates the scale of the problem as last year there were nearly 6 million fewer people than in 2019 referred by their gps for treatment. if that many patients start returning to the system, the think tank argues, and capacity is still limited, the waiting list could hit 10 million in england by april. nhs england says twice as many nonurgent treatments were delivered and three t

i got to say, jimmy, you're acting like a total white person right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you'resorry. >> you want me to give you my phone? >> jimmy: you couldn't be more spot on. i appreciate it, wanda, thank you. it's always a pleasure to see you. the movie is called "breaking news in yuba county." it premieres on digital and in select theaters february 12th. the great wanda sykes, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be back with lucas hedges. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ step up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk of hiv. descovy for prep. a once-daily prescription medicine... ...that helps lower the chances of getting hiv through sex. it's not for everyone. descovy for prep has not been studied in people assigned female at birth. talk to your doctor to find out if it's right for you. descovy is another way to prep. descovy does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections, so it's important to use safer sex practices and get tested regularly. you must be hiv-negative to take descovy for prep. so, you need to get tested for hiv immediately before and at least every 3 mo

using linkedin for training including coca-cola which you will be surprised to know is run by a white guy. jimmye book, i have to wonder, what effect this kind of stuff is happening on our society? >> first of all, it tucker it is ridiculous and frankly destroying our society. i think about my own family, tucker and one of the great things that has happened to me and the greatest thing in my life is i married a woman who was not the same skin color is me. i was able to do that because i grew up in the country that taught us not to think about each other as members of a racial group. we were taught to think about each other as people. what these people are doing constantly forcing us to focus on the color of our skin is destroying an essential part of american heritage to judge people on their character but they are doing it for cynical reasons but at the end of the day they will destroy some critical and good about this country in which fight back against it. >> tucker: i wonder how can you live -- we have truly a diverse country, no maturity of religion and even barely ethnicity at this point.

next up for the rocket�* is the whirlwind — he'll play the veteran jimmy white in the second round. four programme suggests the rate of admission has doubled in the past six years. one leading expert says the rise is "concerning", and that self—harm "seems to be spreading down the age range". dan whitworth reports. children hoping to have a normal childhood have, like many of us, had a tough 12 months. but even before the pandemic hit, many were struggling with mental health problems. the latest annual figures show there were, on average, ten hospital admissions of 9 to 12—year—olds due to self injury — things like cutting — every week. it's going up for 13 to 17—year—olds as well, to more than a dozen a day. amy fiddler is in recovery now, but her self—harm began around the time she started secondary school. the first time i ever self harmed, i was 10 or 11. and i kept it very quiet until i was 15 or 16, until i eventually told my parents. and from then, i'd go through spells of being clean and doing really well, to then relapsing again. and it was really challenging to go through

jimmy: it's so insanely violent. [ laughter ] >> dude. and it's a little ricky every once in a while. especially the black and white ones. ter ] because they're all -- everybody -- they are so sweet now. they're so -- everything is so gentle now. >> yeah. yeah, i don't know if that's a stance that you should take. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is. >> you're like, you know what, dude? cartoons are way too safe now! you're the only one in the crowd with a poster. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, jerry's got a hatchet, he's trying to chop tom's head off, it's great stuff. >> i know, but that's what we grew up on. >> jimmy: that's why we turned out weird. that's right. [ laughter ] >> exactly. that's exactly right. >> jimmy: where did you shoot this movie? >> so we shot it in england. and i brought the family with me. and it was awesome. >> jimmy: oh, wow, yeah. >> yeah. one of the great things about england is, you're so close to everything. it's like, you know, if you're in california, it's almost like going to -- it's just as fast to go to las vegas. we went to paris. and i've always wanted to go to paris. we actually went to

clearly. >> jimmy: this is on the subject of singing, this is a video that you guys posted in december. this is you singing while your daughters heckle you. ♪ >> shush, daddy! shush, daddy! ♪ whiteke the ones i used to know ♪ >> shush, daddy! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: the kids hate bing crosby. >> that's the toughest crowd you're ever going to be up against. >> jimmy: yeah, well yeah. i hope so. [ laughter ] all right, be patient, do your maths. [ laughter ] stay well. it's very good to see you. the movie is very funny, "barb and star go to vista delmar." it's available everywhere you rent movies february 12th. oh, and can you buy it or you have to rent it? rent it three times in a row. [ laughter ] jamie dornan, everybody. we'll be right back with robin roberts! ♪ ♪ cheez-it snap'd. how does it taste? it's so thin, crispy and cheesy. and i just want to keep eating it. i've done it! and eating it...! they love em! snap'd. so good, we may run out of cheese. the 5g google pixel is amazing at streaming videos. for example, take this stream here. see how smooth it is. just a smoooooth 5g stream. the 5g google pixel. from $499 loves me. loves me not. new neutrogena® skin ba

jimmy: let me see that. it's not even the real -- bam bam had white hair or blond hair >> look. >> yeah, that's like blam blamted for an emmy one day. when you do, you come on my show, you have to have the pockets out and the bam bam sweatshirt >> i got it. don't ask me for money because i won't have it. >> jimmy: congrats on everything i want to show a clip of the show here's a look at the premiere episode of "young rock." take a look at this, everybody >> anyway, best part is, karen invited me to a party tonight. so life is good, huh >> it is >> well, it's not going to last the reason why these girls haven't been giving you the time of day isn't because you look poor, it's because you look like an undercover cop, like johnny depp from "21 jump street." >> no one thinks that. >> dwayne, everyone thinks that >> he's a cop. >> i'm 15! >> you have a full moustache you look like you work at an auto parts store >> whatever, man none of that matters now that i got a girl into me >> yeah, but that girl thinks you're rich, and you're not. >> jimmy: dwayne johnson and bradley constant "young rock" premiere meres febr

in february of 1965, a white state trooper killed jimmy lee jackson a young unarmed black man while jacksonas defending his mother during a voting rights demonstration. his murder inspired the bloody sunday march from selma to montgomery that sparked the passage of the voth rights act. if years the area struggled. rural, poor and on the dark side of the digital divide. >> it's almost like we're out in the woods and we're yelling and screaming. and because there's no one around, no one hears us. >> before the pandemic, she was on the dance and cheerleading squads and was a strong student. but at home just 10 minutes from downtown marion, she's often unable to get online and has fallen behind in her schoolwork. >> it takes a long time for your assignments to load up. it jump a little bit. so you won't get all the way through. or it will start you all the way over. >> the pandemic has brought the digital divide into sharp relief. for private internet service providers there's often too little incentive to fill gaps particularly in hard to reach rural areas. and so millions of americans like vi

everything's going to be "all white." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: somebody print up some hats.this week is random acts of kindness week. i thought it would be kind and random to call my aunt chippy. my aunt chippy got her first dose of the vaccine a couple of weeks ago. and she is scheduled for number two coming up next week. i think monday she's scheduled for number two. so i'm going to pretend to be calling from the vaccination center. and the camera in her house is on? okay, good, all right. you ready to do this? >> guillermo: yes, jimmy, i cannot wait. >> jimmy: all right, i'm dialing her house now. here we go. here she is. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> jimmy: hello, may i speak to mrs. potenza, please? >> who's calling? >> jimmy: this is tom, i'm calling from the vaccination center, convention center? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: is this con-keta? >> conchetta. >> jimmy: i was calling to confirm you will be coming to the convention center tomorrow at 3:30? >> no, not tomorrow. the 23rd. of february. >> jimmy: oh, the 23rd. okay. well, okay. >> 23rd. the 23rd at 3:30. >> jimmy:

in february of 1965, a white state trooper killed jimmie lee jackson, a young unarmed black man, while jackson was defending his mother during a voting rights demonstration. his murder inspired the “bloody sunday” march from selma to montgomery that sparked the passage of the voting rights act. for years the area has struggled economically: rural, poor, and on the dark side of the digital divide. >> it's almost like we have, we don't have a voice because it isn't heard. and it's almost like we're out in the in the woods and we're yelling and we're screaming. and because there's no one around, no one hears us. >> yang: francis-marion senior fannirah brown is one of those without a voice. before the pandemic she was on the dance and cheerleading squads, and was a strong student. but at home, just 10 minutes from downtown marion, she's often unable to get online and has fallen behind in her school work. >> it takes a long time for your assignments to load and either it don't go all the way through or is it just goes to you in like a jump a little bit so you won't get all the way through.

white house. this week even late night host jimmy kimmel taking a jab at the trump parade president state parade for donald trump outside mara largo you could see the trump's lads were flying the guns were out hundreds of massed with supporters showed up to stand by their man there continues to be a split within the republican party those who support trump and others who are vocal about not house representative adam kinzinger is one of many republicans who don't support the former president but still can't seem to stop talking about him but it looks like even his family disagrees with the congressman after kenzie i'm sure hope congress would utilize the 25th amendment to remove trump from office 11 members of his family to. i did to write him a letter according to a copy it said in part what a disappointment you are to us and to god it's now most embarrassing to us that we are related to you mitch mcconnell is another republican many trying to supporters are infuriated with all mcconnell didn't welcome trump with open arms in the beginning of his presidency he later came to support him just like sen

will tend his sheep # the valley will bloom again # and jimmy will go to sleep # in his own little room again # there'll be bluebirds over # the whitee'll be bluebirds over # the white cliffs of dover # tomorrow # just you wait and see.# how absolutely lovely. i hope you enjoyed listening to that, and wonderful lyrics. very appropriate for today. wonderful lyrics. very appropriate fortoday. i wonderful lyrics. very appropriate for today. i would like to invite up lucy, if i may, and she's going to give her tribute to herfather. daddy, you would always tell us "best _ daddy, you would always tell us "best foot forward", and true to your— "best foot forward", and true to your word — "best foot forward", and true to your word that is what you did last year. _ your word that is what you did last year, raising a fortune for the nhs and walking your way into the nation's — and walking your way into the nation's hearts. in some ways we wondered — nation's hearts. in some ways we wondered who would have thought it, yet, knowing you as we did, your motivation — yet, knowing you as we did, your motivation and inspiration was no surprise — mot

jimmy: and who else is in the bubble with you? >> we got a few people in the bubble. the cable repair guy's in the bubble. [ laughter ] he's allowed. whitee. [ laughter ] we just established it early. it wasn't me, just how it worked out. >> jimmy: kevin, when is the last time you wore clothing that needed to be dry cleaned? >> yeah, that's -- that's how you judge it every day, right? you go, okay, is this stain going to be seen on a zoom call? you know? you just position yourself. it was pretty bad. especially in quarantine. because i -- i just -- you just struggle for comfort. you know, i was wearing bike shorts all around the house. [ laughter ] that's all i would wear. they're comfortable to me. that evolved into sports underwear. [ laughter ] i would just wear sports underwear around. then we were like in half lockdown where it was not always locked down, so you could go out a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i would totally forget. i'd be at lowe's shopping in my sports -- in my underwear, basically. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think that's allowed now. i think you can. particularly lowe's is where they're allowing that. >> yeah. >> jim

he says jimmy you are promising young rider why are you giving me and all white novel? giovanni's room for those of you have not read it as a novel about a young american who goes to paris and falls in love with an italian bartender. baldwin is, 1956 he taken taken on the subject in 1956 so baldwin says to knopf -- knopf if you think it might prayer mary subject is razor and giovanni is were missing the point. my primary subject is the freedom and fulfillment of human beings and what obstacles are there to freedom and fulfillment of human beings in both of these are stories about that and i will not be constrained by your expectations mr. knopf thank you very much and he did not work with mr. knopf after that. baldwin in his fiction and nonfiction writing is obsessed with it. identity morality and power. who do we take ourselves to be and how does that get us to treat ourselves and to treat other people and who has power and who doesn't and why. this is what baldwin is thinking about in all those writing through the end of his life. all one phone as he reflects on these

roughly a quote, jimmy, you are a promising young negro fighter. why are you giving me an all white gate novel? for those of you who have not read it, a novel about a young american goes to paris and falls in love with an italian. 1956, taking on this subject in 1956. baldwin says he cannot and others are skeptical. if you think my primary subject is race or my primary subject in giovanni's sex, you're missing the. my primary subject is freedom and fulfillment of human being. what obstacles are there to the freedom and fulfillment of human beings? both of these are stories about that. i will not be constrained by your expectation. thank you very much. he didn't work with him after that. [laughter] baldwin, in both fiction and nonfiction writing is obsessed with identity, morality and power. who do we take ourselves to be and how does it lead us to treat ourselves treat other people? who has power, who doesn't like? this is what baldwin is thinking about and all of his writing to the end of his life. as he reflects on these questions, he says most of us, all of us really are in a sta

jimmy: yeah? [ laughter ] >> all my friends and family were just getting so big, and i was the scrawny white boy ing like full-grown men, pretty much. >> jimmy: and rugby is the most rugged, rough sport of all the team sports? >> it is in sport. it's the best sport in the world, the most physical sport in the world, it's better than football, the best sport in the world. >> jimmy: you love it. you played it for how long? >> my whole life until i turned 17, i had to stop because i started acting and the two don't really go hand in hand. >> jimmy: why don't they go hand in hand? >> i got concussed about three times. >> jimmy: i see. >> yeah. caught up with me. >> jimmy: that doesn't help when you're trying to remember your lines? [ laughter ] >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: three times, wow. that is a lot of times for a young man. were you knocked out cold? >> yeah, i was knocked -- the one that i remember kind of, i remember getting a shoulder to the head, walking up to my coach, a south african guy," you can keep playing, right?" i was looking at my mate, where are we right now? i was crying. i was in t

jimmy: only the best people, right? team biden right now is switching up the vocabulary that comes out of the white house. the biden white house has reinstated the phrase "climate change." which had been eliminated from official government materials and they're removing the term "illegal alien." the term they will now use is "noncitizen." which isn't entirely accurate. everyone is a citizen of someplace. but it makes sense. "people" aren't "illegal." and that's just part of a long list of words and phrases they have put to rest. in addition to illegal alien they will no longer use the terms -- fake news. china virus. perfect call. lock her up. extra crispy. crazy nancy. my stupid son eric. my stupid son don. tell eric i'm not here. tell don i died. where's hunter? bigly. frankly. hamberders. put jared on it. bring me my sharpie. get me my hair cement. covfefe. tim apple. how hot is my daughter? "one of the wettest we've seen from the standpoint of water." very fine people. "haters and losers." big, beautiful wall. bing bong bing bong. everyone is saying. and -- get lou dobbs on the phone. [ laughter ] [ c

white tiger on "masked singer. you know and i was talking football on fox for a couple of weeks, end of the last season >> jimmy: yeahd then all of a sudden, win home -- three away games on the road, washington, they had a a top ten defense, new orleans, they beat us twice in the regular season, with dre brees. we go there, they have a top ten defense, beat them then go to green bay, you know, with that tradition there, and just win versus the mvp, aaron rodgers. it's just an incredible journey. and then go to the super bowl at our home stadium, first time ever, and win it all, man. it's been an incredible ride and it's been surreal, man >> jimmy: you caught two touchdown passes and of course you had to do the gronk spike, which is awesome and hopefully trademarked and whatever that should be, dude, that should be an alcoholic beverage, the gronk spike. >> oh, yeah. dang, that's true. >> jimmy: you just put a little spike in your juice, in your orange juice >> that could be dangerous >> jimmy: but it's gronk spike it could be dangerous. >> i know. >> jimmy: it could be fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: dude, start talking to p

white house lawyers jim schultz. good to see you on "primetime." question, counselor. if you got a call from the former president and he said i need you jimmywould you take this case? >> chris, you know the answer to this. i'm not taking this case nor would any lawyer that -- that is the problem he's had from the beginning. we saw butch bowers who is an incredibly talented lawyer just leave the legal team from south carolina. this new team now is signaling it isn't about election fraud but the constitution and the constitutionality of the proceeding. i'm heartened to hear that is the argument and they're not going to perpetuate this false narrative of election fraud. >> what does it mean that men and women who get paid to make arguments walked away but that the elected leaders from your party in congress who raised their hand and take an oath will not go after the arguments about the election fraud the same way? >> look, i think everybody should be looking at the election fraud issue through the lens of, look, it was a false narrative and we should be moving away from that and toward the things we need to do for this country. i think paid l

to the white house last night, that plan some 600 -- about $618 billion from that group of 10 republican senators who have been pitching that plan to the administration earlier this year. jimmy, you're next the line for those who make under $30,000 a year. go ahead. >> caller: can you hear me? >> yes, sir. did you try to call in before? >> caller: yeah, yeah, i was. >> glad you got through. go ahead. >> caller: good morning to you. if we could find out a way of sending it to people, you know, getting medicaid and food stamps and stuff, they can find a way. but i would pick, you know -- i would pick. but thank you very much, sir. >> that's jimmy. this is arabelle from texas. >> caller: good morning. i think that they should give it to the people who make 100,000 or over because we're talking the middle, the lower middle and the upper middle class and they're greatly affected by this. >> how have you been affected? >> we fall under the 75,000 joint, my husband and i. right now we're -- we're getting government assistance. we have s.n.a.p., we have kids living with us and stuff like that. but i feel that the middle class are the ones who always get the bad end of the stick, so

jimmy hoffa is baird. >> -- buried. >> we hit pay dirt. >> this is right there. this is in the kill zone. >> we've got something here? what is it. >> we have a large break of data from that whitee to back here. you can tell that there's something that is disturbed here, something different compared to the rest of the data in the whole area that i've been seeing. >> there has to be an answer as to what happened to jimmy hoffa. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. and i get to live in this beautiful house with this beautiful kitchen and it's all thanks to sofi. >> winter storm watches and warnings have returned across the country, particularly near the mid-atlantic, running up to new england, another day where we're talking about storms stretching their way up

jimmy: hey. thank you very much. thank you. oh, my goodness. hello. hello, and welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. [ cheers and applause well guys, next week president trump is planning to leave the white for palm beach on the morning of inauguration day, and he's asked for a large crowd and a big, military-style sendoff. [ laughter ] yeah trump wants a big farewell he's even requested a red carpet, live music and rudy giulianni to be launched from a cannon. [ laughter ] it's gonna be quite a day. a bunch of trump supporters in washington d.c., what could go possibly wrong that's right, trump wants to assemble a large crowd to remind everyone of his legacy, completely ignoring the coronavirus. [ laughter and applause trump's -- trump's basically that annoying friend who keeps dropping hints that they want a surprise party [ laughter ] "can't believe wednesday is my last day and i've really getting into listening to vinyl records." [ laughter ] yup, trump wants a big sendoff, but as of now, the only thing they have planned is an awkward office party with a cake that says, "congrats on your one term." [ laughter ] yep, trump is expecting a big military presence. officials will be like, "

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