thank you karen foster and joan williams. appreciate your insight. so what do you think about letting kids into the workplace? we teamed up in the online survey with the blogger media network. you can get the results of our survey at our website at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >>> what brought these runners back to boston for this race? >> on the next talk to al jazeera >> oscar winner sean penn shares his views on privacy rights, press freedom and his controversial relationship with hugo chavez >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> the death toll could be much higher than anyone known. >> posing as a buyer... >> ...people ready then... >> mr. president >> who should answer for those people >> 36,000 runners set out to cross the finish line in the one 18th running of the boston marathon. a race that embodies a city rebuilt. and this year for more than three decades an american man won but for most the run had very little to do with winning. local photographer lucy wicker decided to celebrate the new crop of runners, boston athletes, in

thank you karen foster and joan williams. appreciate your insight. so what do you think about letting kids into the workplace? we teamed up in the online survey with the blogger media network. you can get the results of our survey at our website at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >>> what brought these runners back to boston for this race? >> results of analyses were skewed in favor of the prosecution >> the fbi can't force the states to look at those cases >> the truth will set you free yeah...don't kid yourself >> the system has failed me >> 36,000 runners set out to cross the finish line in the one 18th running of the boston marathon. a race that embodies a city rebuilt. and this year for more than three decades an american man won but for most the run had very little to do with winning. local photographer lucy wicker decided to celebrate the new crop of runners, boston athletes, in a photo series called, "why i run." >> the project is called, why i run. a boston marathon 2014 photography project. it began because i wanted to do a personal project,

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williams is on the show tonight. i'm so sorry. also she's great as joan"madmen," christina hendricks is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: she's fantastic as well. and he's the host of one of my new favorite tv shows. have you seen this show yet? it is called "knife fight." it's on the esquire network. it is like top chefs, a a half-hour long. there is no like back grounds of people talking about, i miss my girlfriend. none of that stuff. chefs get in there and they battle it out with this guy. and the winner gets a big knife. and the loser gets a smaller knife. a great show. ilan hall will be here tonight. he's a good man. [ applause ] that's going to be fun. i love having brian williams on the show. bri-wi. b-willy. >> steve: b-willy he is the best. >> jimmy: b-dubs. b-dubby dubs. he's the best in the business. always helping us out. we love having him on the show. slow jam and other stuff. and one of our favorite things to do on the show is go through old news footage of him. things that he says at the desk and then we edit the wor

joan rivers to a preshow? >> she should. ys, that giveswebbies awards to websites and content creators. it has been around 18 years. funny 14 winners, netflix, pharrell williams-z as well as vine. you remember vine. joining us now is david michel davies, executive director of me webby awards. so, some of the winners -- b, these companies made big splash already on it -- and a world where everyone is focused on the new and next big thing. i'm wondering if an innovation is in websites, haven't they moved to apps? >> 18 years ago we started a webbys would just websites but we honor mobile, social, online videos. obviously the topics and where people are innovating on the internet is that much broader. think still the general type of innovation is still relatively similar to where it was even 18 years ago. >> to pick up on the zeitgeist, maybe it should be called the appys. aree joke that grammys named after the gramophone and nobody uses the gramophone to play music. we took the websites but of course we'll look at mobile and social and the new things. a scarlet said, we put the names up there and they are two of three years old. for you, where is the new? >> to