may 12th, netflix, the interactive special, "unbreakle kimmy schmidt." "kimmy vs.the reverend."here us to be these things called choose your own adventure books, right and you would read the book and at the end of the thing it would say "okay, do you want to go into the cave or do you want to go on to -- into the river? and then you would turn to whatever page it was and you would follow that path so this is that but in the 21st century with tina fey and robert carlock writing jokes the whole world of kimmy schmidt. and we have additional talents of daniel radcliffe -- >> jimmy: no >> who plays kimmy's fiance. and so there is a big reveal in the whole thing. and it's the universe thatou have known and loved with kimmy and the reverend but it's - >> hey, daddy. >> it's very - uh-oh! special guest star! >> jimmy: special guest star >> speal guest star. >> where's mom >> hello >> jimmy: hi, winnie >> hi. >> jimmy: tell jon what you're reading. what are you reading >> this is not a book. >> jimmy: yes, it is >> coloring -- it's a coloring book >> that's okay, well, you can kind of r

i will forever. >> stephen: the the interactive special "unbreakable kimmy schmidt: kimmy vs.ll be right back. thanks ellie. >> thank you so muc h. late show." tune in tomorrow when my guest will be hugh laurie, plus a performance by benjamin gibbard. wow! i love those two guys. it's like it's my birthday or someth but how about first, we say hello to our friend jon batiste. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ captio ng sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show, ooh ♪ oh, oh it's the late late show ♪ >> james: hello. good evening ladies and

her new project, "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt interactive," is on netflix. to the show tina fey how are you? >> hi, old friend, how are you >> seth: i mean, i'm hanging in there. are you hanging in there >> yeah. so far, so good. that's all you can say >> seth: you were on "snl" this weekend, it was lovely to see you. it's been lovely to watch the "snl" remote shows did you enjoy doing it >> yeah, i mean i've also -- yeah, i've really enjoyed them being on i feel like it's so -- it means so much to people to be able to stay up together and watch that live. yeah, it was weird, we taped - it's not all the way live, it's not live anymore, guys but we taped on thursday night, and so it was -- usually on a thursday night at "snl," you're like, "i'll just figure this out like a day and a half from now." then i was like, "oh, this counts now?" >> seth: uh-huh. >> that was a weird feeling, but it was nice to see che it was nice to see everybody >> seth: it's funny because i think in the recent years, the last 10, 15 years, the filmed elements of the show keep gettin

the netflix comedy the "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" ended last year.ow, as we all spend time in our own sort of bunkers, kimmy is back with an interactive special. that means you get to choose what the characters do, as kimmy sets off on an adventure where all roads lead to laughter. >> the reverend was here we've still got time did he just leave his kid here >> don't touch it. the mother won't take it back. >> what are we going to do we can't take a baby on the stupid bikes >> you can't take a baby period. >> so what, you're just going to leave it here? >> if a baby can live alone inside of a woman for nine months, it will be fine for an hour. >> holy ship with a p. >> she said ship with a p. tina fey is the cocreator ofven" good morning. >> g >> i can't wait to talk about the special but i can't help but look at you and your cute puppy and wonder how is life for you, the dog, the two kids, the husband. how is it? >> thank you for asking. i'd say so far so good is all anybody can say. we're very lucky to be well and have food in our refrigerator. so y

troops plus was this the moment the bundesliga titles slipped through dortmund's fingertips joshua kimmie and by munich are celebrating after notching up what could be a decisive victory. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in hong kong police have fired pepper pellets of crowds of pro-democracy protesters and made dozens of arrests in the city center riot police surrounded the legislature building in anticipation of protests and territories pro-democracy demonstrators want to voice their opposition to a bill criminalizing disrespect for china's national anthem which lawmakers are currently debating of more now let's go straight over to alvin young he's a member of hong kong's legislative council and leader of the pro-democracy civic party thanks for being with us mr young where do you stand on the proposed national anthem law. hello terry thank you for having me simply speaking the democratic camp is united in opposition to this controversial national anthem law we see that you do not regulate people and legal restrict people from respecting a national anthem or even a countr

years of these images, going away from 1930 -- 1935 movies stagecoach all the way to the unbreakable kimmy schmidt and other contemporary television comedies. and it's a little bit like the celebrities. that situation comedies in the 60's and 70's had nothing to do with indians. they would routinely have some indian themed shows. it could be the monsters. it could be seinfeld. it was interesting to us, because television was a more intimate form than film because it's in your living room, it's in your house. actually watching indians on american life on your tv and in your living room. if you ask people about those tv shows, they may not remember. often they say, oh yes, that brady bunch episode. i remember all about it. i always knew i wanted this in a show, but would probably decide against it, because kids today didn't grow up with this image. this is called the rca test pattern. in the early days it would be broadcast at the beginning of the broadcast day, at the end, and often throughout the day, when television still had committed amount of programming. actually you see this image no

of genius came from by in munich and you have to see this i mean the difference maker was yahshua kimmie with this clever chip and if you can see that i know we have it there. and the timing on that was just perfect and if you look closely enough it seems as if he was anticipating come back to happen and then you're probably asking yourself exactly what was he anticipating probably to happen well. it turns out that after the match the guy in play is revealed that they were told that don't want to keep woman durkee that has a tendency to step away step off his line just like a few feet wide set right in front of it and that a piece of information i guess you could argue was the difference maker decided this match right and byron once so does this mean the race for the title is over. you know it's as good as over i hate saying bad but it is you know what it is i don't think anybody expected it to be so all those will soon bite after the restart but by on right now i mean with 6 games to go they have a 7 point lead and i know the saying you know you never know with football. but when was th

were not fair chances of course on both sides but the difference maker was this clever chip yahshua kimmie and the timing was just perfect on that and if you look closely enough it seems as if he was almost anticipating for that to happen for that exact moment and it turns out he was terry because after the match the buy in play is set that they were told by the coaching staff that don't miss goalkeeper roman bookie has a tendency to stand off his line to send a few feet right in front of it and that's exactly how it played out they use that opportunity is a little knowledge can go a long way as for what can i say you know the last they have chances but they lack that finishing touch in the opponent's area so does this victory for bond mean that the race for the title is over i mean i hate to say it but it's as good as over we didn't expect it so soon after the restart but with 6 games to go you have by and then it now with this 7 point lead and i know you never know with football but when was the last stand that by an unique view a title like that you know having a 7 point lead from me to

images going all the way from john ford's 1939 movie "stage coach" all the way up to "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt" and other contemporary television comedies and everything in between. it is a little bit like the celebrities who end up somehow playing an indian or wearing a head dress or like chaka khan wearing an indian outfit. that situation comedies in the '60s and '70s that had nothing to do with indians would have an indian-themed show. sometimes it was thanksgiving, sometimes it wasn't. it could be "the munsters" or it could be "signfield." it was interesting to us because television is in your house, in your living room. you are actually watching, you know, indians in american life on tv in your living room. so, again, when you don't -- if you ask people about any of these tv shows, they may not remember. but in this gallery people see it and often they say, "oh, yes, that brady bunch episode, i remember all about it." i always knew i wanted this in the show but thought we probably would decide against it because, you know, kids today, they didn't grow up with this image. this is c

i wanted to thank miriam and kimmy and their team.spent a lot of time talking about how we do this during the crisis, but recognizing that, you know, these times kind of magnify our housing issues and affordability issues and inequities. i think we've pivoted significantly to make sure that the process is transparent, that the process is inclusive, and kimmy touched on some of those elements because this is a significant document. this is part of our general plan. it's not just about producing housing, but it's about addressing our affordability issues, addressing inequities, and protecting it fiscally, so we're looking forward to this process and look forward to your feedback. >> clerk: commissioners, if there are no direct questions to staff at this time, we should probably open this up for public comment. let's go to q&a. >> operator: your conference is now in question-and-answer mode. to summon each question, press one and then zero. >> clerk: i will remind members of the public to hit one and zero to enter the queue. >> operator:

say goodbye to her father if she'd like while he was alive she's being denied that he had to ask you kimmy faced our paper the evidence what i miss is not being able to kiss him because i work in the health sector i was afraid of catching something in passing it on to him so i didn't kiss him anymore we didn't touch each other we kept our distance. this is brazil where the virus has killed more than 20000 is the worst hit country in latin america the region fast becoming the center of the pandemics. and the government should be taking care of things is in turmoil president joy ableson noddles lost 2 health ministers in a matter of weeks and he's also involved in a separate political scandal that would be somebody there's a lot of instability and we get so much information from people who should be taking care of the situation and who are being a place and i'm very worried the president's repeatedly told people to go out to the north ill or putting him at loggerheads with local authorities who are seeing the health systems overrun across the whole region things are getting worse south ameri

she got dressed up actually, that's not kimmy i'll come back to that in a second kimmy got dressed upe we took pictures and we did our own little prom picture here you have to celebrate things our producer, jacob gernen, he's graduating from topeka high school this spring the ceremony was supposed to be this weekend and our producer ann blake was set to celebrate her first communion this week. it was a big deal. she was very excited and we want to say, ann, we're very proud of you. ann's other daughter meredith was to be celebrating her kindergarten graduation. meredith, congratulations to you. thumbs up, honey toby taylor's daughter, mave proud kindergarten graduate. oh, my gosh, that's adorable we want all of these kids to know how proud we are of them and give our own shoutout celebration of some of life's little joyce. >> really good really good, becky thanks for doing that. luckily my kids aren't in that last year, but even missing a whole half of a sophomore year in what is the best, you know, in college or my son's tennis season totally canceled. just a lot of stuff. i remember

guest is a very funny comedian and expert crafter you know from "strangers with candy," "unbreakable kimmythat! good to see you again. >> it is so good to see you! >> stephen: you are an accomplished crafter. this is known to everyone who knows amy sedaris. do you-- what are you crafting these days in quarantine? what are you working on? >> actually, what i've been doing is covering lighters. you know i like to take a lighter and make a cover for it -- >> stephen: like a plastic butane lighter. >> here's my latest line. it's a label from a show, for example, i decorate them and sell them for $10, when i have an audience. so i don't have an audience right now, so i don't know what i'm going to do with them. i thought today we would make popsicle sick people. and i got this from a book on bible crafts. >> stephen: bible crafts. >> and i figure everyone has a tongue depressor at home or a popsicle stick. >> stephen: really? everyone has a tongue depressor at home? >> i think so, yeah, i think so. well, that's -- >> stephen: i was sent a box-- i was sent a box of these because i do not have to

hbo's "i know this much is true" unbreakable kimmy shsubmit. and quiz from amc.do have quiz in common. i'm looking forward to that, too. i stand the mandalorian. i cannot wait for season two on disney plus. and we are freestyle love supreme, which is a documentary on hulu about the improv hip hop group founded before he did "hamilton." i have seen them live. they are amazing. before i let you go, eric, what's at the top of your list? which one? oh, sorry about that. npr tv critic and msnbc media analyst, eric duggens. he probably hung up on me to go start dvring things. thank you for making time for us on msnbc. do dvr us because i will see you back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern. but, until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. do stay safe and stay sharp. we'll get through this. good night. i just love hitting the open road and telling people that liberty mutual customizes your insurance, so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis.

what are you watching, david the new kimmy? >> yeah. i heard that haven't seen that. >> the -- >> working through library stuff now. and i'm waiting for the hbo max to start hitting >> how about peacock >> that's going to be the new ceo of at&t was talking this morning as well about hbo max. going to be launching every day. >> i said it was in three. i recommended it -- even he didn't like it >> you did you did. >> he came on the show he was crying, and i said listen, dan, you'll come out of this you're a good guy. this stock is a buy. it's at 64 >> it is steve liesman, i was focussed on the main street lending program. i'm curious for your thoughts. he didn't mention buying bond etfs we didn't get much on the programs i'm trying to keep track of in terms of importance and how the fed is intervening in various markets >> well, they're not doing a whole lot of intervening the big issue is how many of these programs have not yet launched i have a full screen if you want to get it from the 7:30 hour called fed's unfinished business the mai