tonight, laverne cox. and music from margo price. and now, iliza shlesinger. >> hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your guest host tonight, iliza shlesinger. i'm so excited for this because i didn't have to wear spanx or shoes. do not pan down. with the world in crisis, and science being questioned in a violently divided country, i jumped at the chance to say something that potentially ends my career. having said that, let's talk about cancel culture. please don't cancel me. when the internet first started it was a whimsical way to chat with you friends, send your life savings to a nigerian prince, and limewire entire third eye blind albums. it came to your house on a cd and it was enjoyed sparingly. but then came twitter. and things got messy. people got messy. at first we were excited. we were like, "oh, wow, i can tell quiznos they suck while i'm on the toilet? what alien technology is this?" and we began to publicly post whatever we thought whenever we thought it. a 700-tweet thread about which del taco sauce is the

thanks, laverne.r tonight bmplet we go, june is pride month and we want to high light charities making a difference for lgbtq people of color like the black justice coalition which advocates for federal policies that fight against racism or homophobia, so if you like, donate whatever you can. to support efforts to help black lgbtq people in new york specifically, donate to the projec"theaudre lorde project,"p people fight for their rights and advocate for change. stay safe, wear a mask especially if you're watch ago movie and here it is, your moment of zen. >> weijia jiang tweeted a white house or staffer called the virus the kung flu. she asked kellyanne conway about that. >> i'd like to know who they are. >> you can't say that and not mean it. tell us who it was. >> i can name kung flu -- >> and that's highly offensive so why don't we go to the source and tell them that's very hurtful and unhelpful for what we're all trying to do. ♪ i'm goin' down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly

i'd like to thank laverne cox, miss margo price, and my life coach, jimmy kimmel.om call with a bunch of people i hate. good night, america. ♪ >>> in san francisco we spoke to a single parent who says distance learning is just not working for her kids. >> several summits are reacting to governor newsom's plan on reopening schools in the fall. >> a sweet surprise. an unexpected baby shower spread across an entire community. >>> bringing the heat this weekend. i'll have the temperatures coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> civil rights hero and congressman john lewis has died. the 80-year-old had been battling cancer for seven months. >> he stood shoulder to shoulder with the legendary dr. martin luther king jr. in the '60s and continued to fight for equality on capitol hill. a look back at lewis's iconic life. >> reporter: john lewis was born outside troy, alabama, in 1940. the son of share croppers. as a teenager he was drawn to activism surrounding the montgomery bus boycott. in the 1960s he was at the center of nearly every major mole in the civil r

tonight, laverne cox. and music from margo price."jimmy kimmel live." i am your guest host tonight, iliza shlesinger. i'm so excited for this because i didn't have to wear spanx or shoes. do not pan down. with the world in crisis, and science being questioned in a violently divided country, i jumped at the chance to say something that potentially ends my career. having said that, let's talk about cancel culture. please don't cancel me. when the internet first started it was a whimsical way to chat with your friends, send your life savings to a nigerian prince, and limewire entire third eye blind albums. it came to your house on a cd and it was enjoyed sparingly. but then came twitter. and things got messy. people got messy. at first we were excited. we were like, "oh, wow, i can tell quiznos they suck while i'm on the toilet? what alien technology is this?" and we began to publicly post whatever we thought whenever we thought it. a 700-tweet thread about which del taco sauce is the worst? go for it. some dick is kicking your seat u i

tonight, laverne cox. and music from margo price.nd now, iliza shlesinger. >> hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your guest host tonight, iliza shlesinger. i'm so excited for this because i didn't have to wear spanx or shoes. do not pan down. with the world in crisis, and science being questioned in a violently divided country, i jumped at the chance to say something that potentially ends my career. having said that, let's talk about cancel culture. please don't cancel me. when the internet first started it was a whimsical way to chat with you friends, send your life savings to a nigerian prince, and limewire entire third eye blind albums. it came to your house on a cd and it was enjoyed sparingly. but then came twitter.

game shows, including "family feud" and "the dating game" -- also, sitcoms like "the munsters" and "lavernend shirley." >> there was about 200,000 photos and books in that collection, and suddenly, howard was in business. >> at just 18, howard officially launches his own company, called personality photos, and sets up shop inside the family home. >> the pictures were everywhere -- on the bed, under the bed, turn the oven off, put them in the oven. but, boy, what a treasure trove. >> after howard's mother dies in 1978, father and son become inseparable. who was taking care of who? >> i think it was mutual. howard was basically alex's legs, and alex was the business guy. >> in the days before the internet, newspapers, magazines, and tv stations rely on independent dealers like howard to provide them with photos. and howard builds an impressive client list. >> howie would physically walk to the major publications and meet the editors and say, "hey, i have all these archives." 'cause nobody had what he had. >> picture an editor on deadline who needs a shot of fred gwynne or one of adam west wit

laverne cox will join comedian leslie jones for the nominations later this morning. >> good morning. bringing you some sad and upsetting news. and while i don't know the details of the allegations -- >> she is throwing me under the bus. >> my co-host and partner of 15 years was fired today. >> i forgot i'm ready for this show to come back. this is "the morning show" and also "the crown" and the "marvelous mrs. you can watch the nominations at 8:30 this morning. we will be streaming them on abc7news.com. did you watch "the morning show" friend? >> i need to watch it. >> you need to watch it. it was good. >> i don't think that isa has an emmy yet. >> no? >> i don't think she does. i really hope she gets nominated. she certainly deserves it. that was so good. coming up next. >> mike is rooting for "ozark." that is his >>> it's 6:58. if you're just joining us, seven things to know. as of midnight, santa cruz county is now on the state's coronavirus watch list. that means a number of indoor businesses have to close again or come up with a way to operate outside. that includes hair salons

neither could laverne cox, when she found out about her own nomination during the live announcement ceremonyr for lgbtq+ representation too. "dead to me," "killing eve," and "schitt's creek" picking up nominations in the emmys' biggest categories. queer characters and storylines front and center on tv's golden night. >> david? david, do you take patrick to be your lawfully wedded husband? >> always cracks me up. there's still a long way to go in terms of representation, especially for latinx talent, 2020 does mark a big improvement for female representation in the writing and directing categories. when it comes to breaking records, netflix is the winner raking in 160 nods total, smashing last year's record of 137 set by hbo. >> i love moira rose. she better get all of them. >> oh, hello, you. >>> right now on "america this morning," in the red zone. the new warning for 21 states identified by the coronavirus task force and what we learned overnight about the increasing death toll as president trump once again clashes with dr. anthony fauci, plus, teachers now threatening to strike over re-op

eastern this morning hosted by leslie jones, josh gad, tatiana maslany and laverne cox. >> "little firesnew restrictions to stop the coronavirus. >> statewide action is necessary. >> the new push to close down bars as hospitalizations rise in 40 states. large gatherings blamed for new clusters as police break up a party with 700 guests. >>> and now nearly a dozen baseball players testing positive just days into the season. what the major league commissioner is now saying about the future of the season. >>> working from home not working out? the growing frustration among companies and employees. why productivity is down and stress levels are up. plus, the new plan on capitol hill when it comes to unemployment benefits. >>> deadly encounter. a woman is killed after an apparent shark attack. witnesses describe what

beans from laverne, tennessee, and the country ham, from missouri. our farm to capitol event attracts dozens of lobbyists and industry insiders. all stakeholders in our food system. >> there are two entities that get shorted in this process. it's the farmers and the workers. >> lawmakers, from both parties, show up, too. >> i've learned that there is still a lot of people in the united states of america that go hungry. >> many of these same dishes are served to members of congress, on any given day. appropriately, all of the ingredients for this meal come from, right here, in the usa. >> what are you guys making? >> kabobs. >> ooh, nice. where are you getting the bison from? >> alexandria, virginia? >> yeah. >> a global food company, serving 75 million meals a day in offices, hospitals, schools, and government facilities, like the house members dining room. they gave us photos and records to trace all 39 ingredients used in our buffet back to their sources. we can show you that all the food served tonight, somewhere along the way, has been touched by

let's talk some more about this with child psychologist laverne antrobus.ncies because of the duchess is saying, those first few months and weeks, there is probably quite a lot of people around you and left to your own devices and what parents often report, they're not quite sure sort of moves in the way in which they are interacting with their babies, having the impact it is having. it's really vital that you as a parent bring your confidence to the four and notice what you do because that will affect your child's learning. and notice what you do because that will affect your child's learninglj suppose confidence is key, because it is not easy, and human being trying to figure out how to communicate themselves in this world, without all the tools, and then as a parent trying to figure out what that tiny human needs, that is difficult? absolutely, that is right, because what you are trying to do, there are lots of messages about other people's children's development, and as parents i think that puts quite a heavy load on them, but i think what this website