it was legendary college basketball coach john wooden who said, "do not let what you cannot do interfereline" for this evening. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- emily blunt, from "stumptown" jake johnson, and music from christina aguilera. and now, pardon me, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. that's very nice. [ cheers and applause ] you are joining us tonight for the after the after the final rose special. tonight, if you don't know, it was the second and final part of a two-part "bachelor" season finale. "the bachelor" of course harkens back to a simpler time when watching people pass viruss to one another was fun. it was entertainment. [ laughter ] pilot pete's amazing journey came to an end tonight. or did it? we don't know. what we do know is that last night madison, the virgin who decide td was a good idea to go on this show, sent herself home. she eliminated herself, which made it easier

the following decades belonged to ucla, a perfect 30-0 season in 19 64 1/6 of john wooden's eventual 10 national titles in 1970. >> stephen curry leads davidson into the second round. >> reporter: in 2008, a sign of what was to come in the nba. before his proud and at times cheerful family, stephen curry scored 40 points leading davidson to an 82-76 first- round upset at gonzaga. that's the stay in sports, march 21. >> we will continue to do that, guys, for a while. >> newsreel style. >> yes, absolutely. >> thank you so much, joe. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we speak to us in the disco man who says his uncle died of the coronavirus. >> we will have much more on that, plus the latest on the bay area company that has developed a covid-19 test that can deliver the result get this, 45 >>> modern family is next year on channel 2 point >> we will see you tonight at the clock. >> g disability. the letters jump around on the page and appear backwards. honey, we had you tested like six times. trust me, i was praying for dyslexia. oh, my god, why can't you ever let me have any fun

march belonged to john wooden's ucla bruins. in 1967 they beat dayton in the title game.cla titles. five years later, bill walton, ucla celebrated a win over florida state. i am joe fonzi. >> you know the deal with play by play announcers, they live and breathe announce games. joe buck has been asking his social media people to send in their videos. he will do the play by play and put them out there for the world to see. his latest. check this out. >> this man has the characteristics of some sort of witch. and can throw darts at some crazy angle. let's roll it. first throw. very close to a bull's eye. lilt short. little long with that one and now he has got it. he stunned the world. go crazy folks. go crazy. >> that is the most i have ever seen joe buck get excited. in the meantime, we have other indoor activities to talk about. people keeping themselves amused. you can look forward to the 2038 olympics when he will make her gymnastics debut. check this out. >> i love you. ready? one, two. perfect. >> amazing. >> i wonder what the mom is fou dallas, texas. her dad putting

john's dead. >> and now he's abandoned me. so i'm left with three children, one of which is is a newborn baby. i've got a baby box. and that's about all she's got. >> you've got a woodenn and a baby in it. >> she liked being in the box. there were times when john needed the baby to cry a bit. we have a photograph of me and killian trying to wake up a sleeping baby with a mask on him just like that. just thrilled to be in the box. >> jimmy: so in between the first movie and the sequel how much time elapsed? >> i think -- i mean, there was a good couple of years. >> jimmy: so john had -- it seemed like you'd never have a sequel to that movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then john had to figure it out. >> john had to figure it out. i shot "jungle cruise" in kauai and atlanta. >> jimmy: it's quite a difference in tone. >> quite a difference. yes, definitely. >> jimmy: this is the disney "jungle cruise" movie. >> with the up and comer dwayne johnson. no one knows him. >> jimmy: your daughters, were they on the set of both films? >> they were. they loved coming on "jungle cruise." >> jimmy: they didn't love "a quiet place"? [ laughter ] >> it's a disney ride, an awesome boat. th

phevernon was a family john augustine washington iii whocenu was george washington's great grand nephew. so he could no longer maintain the place. it was expensive, old woodenstructure built in the middle of the 18th century, never intended to last for 70 years, let alone hundreds of years. inn work. so it was in dire need of what was remarkable is that these women were -- he tried -- john augustine washington tried to sell mt. vernon to the government, tried to sell it to the state of virginia, but none of them would have anything to do with it. there was no national park system at the time, there was no smithsonian institution at the time. and so these women came together under the leadership of ann pamela cunningham, a national movement, and they said, well, if the men of america won't save the father of our country's house, then the ladies shall. and they did. the mt. vernon ladies association still manages this place. they were able to raise $200,000 from all over the country at the time. you know, they raised it in $1 and $5 and little bits and pieces here and there. they raised it with a lecture series. they raised it by selling flowers. they raised

vernon was a family john augustine washington iii who was george washington's great grand nephew. so he could no longer maintain the place. it was expensive, old wooden structure built in the middle of the 18th century, never intended we tell the story s, let alone of slavery every day. we give slave tours at mt. vernon. we have a memorial service for the enslaved every day at our memorial, which was the first one built in the country to celebrate enslaved peoples. and so i think that these institutions, mt. he was called the greatest horseman of the age by thomas jefferson. being a gentleman farmer in virginia and being able to not only buy and sell horseshim? >> thanks for the questions. >> thank you. i think that's three questions actually. the first was who is giving george washington the oath, and i believe it's chancellor william livingston, who was the chancellor of the state of new york at the time. the bible is owned by -- i can't remember the exact name but it's owned by a masonic lodge in new york city. it was taken from thip,bradbury. up, we had flag went no idea what was going on. we had no idea what was going on. we were too