please welcome mark jackson and jeff van gundy. >>> well, first of all, it's great to have you guys here. 25 years is a long time to be -- well, i guess you weren't a team when you started. you were on the same team, you being assistant coach, you being a player. were you a rookie? >> i believe it was my second year. >> then he became a >> jimmy: did it happen over the course of the offseason? >> no. he was just a scrummy. hang around the gym, nerdy, workaholic. and here we are now. >> jimmy: what do you remember about mark? what was your first impression of him? >> he was an instigator. back then we had a small forward named johnny newman. >> jimmy: okay. >> and he came in with a new car one day. so mark says to a couple guys, and i overheard him, said i'm going to convince this other guy, named gerald wilkins, to buy a new car. he kept saying that car is nice. you got a nice car. kept going all day, all day. all through practice. next day, gerald wilkins, new car. >> jimmy: it's a jedi mind trick that you had there. >> we're goin

tonight -- anna faris from espn, jeff van gundy & mark jackson -- and music from annie lennox -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

tonight -- anna faris from espn, jeff van gundy & mark jackson -- and music from annie lennox -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

tonight -- anna faris from espn, jeff van gundy & mark jackson -- and music from annie lennox -- with cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

michael jackson set that mark in 1984, followed by carlos santa in a, 16 years later. >>> we asked ifgrammys got it right. or did your favorite artist get robbed or snubbed? we have some of the best responses. what did we get? >> good morning. marcus says beyonce should have won album of the year for her brilliant and game-changing album. sorry, beck. and stuart gregcy says what kind of fool would break sam smith's heart? the world is glad he did. >> is same fool that broke adell's heart. >> madonna moving that she could bring it at 56. and kristen wiig dancing. >>> "morning joe" moments away. stick around. these are our cats, wolf and bear. the cat hair is so constant, it's like it's growing out of the floor. it drives me crazy. can we do something about this? (doorbell) woah. it's a swiffer sweeper. it's working like a magnet. ohhh! shed all you like, wolf. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] h

anywhere from dallas earlier today through shreveport along i-20 right where you hit the jackson markthat's where it changes back over to rain. well north of that you are getting snow. anything south of that it is just rain. but look at all of these winter weather advisories warnings even into colorado utah getting some much-needed snow i should add, for the ski resorts. we are also looking at the warnings to stretch all the way to south carolina and north carolina. charleston could see freezing rain by the time we get into tomorrow. even portions of north georgia could see a little bit of snow freezing rain and sleet just like we saw last week. right now, we are seeing the sleet, the freezing rain north louisiana, southern arkansas. it will start to fizzle out a little bit, then pick back up again by tomorrow morning. looks like north of atlanta we could see some snow that will stretch into eastern tennessee, western north carolina and pushing offshore quickly. that's one component. the second component, temperatures. it is going to be very very cold. this arctic push of air is going

while working in the district attorney's office, judge jackson became involved with many land mark offices that led to our current books today against domestic violence. she has lectured in many offices on how to create and run domestic violence units. her work is deeply important to our entire city. in 2002, judge jackson was the first african american aproind to the san francisco superior court and this is where she serves today. we are extremely proud of you. judge jackson is currently involved in litigation and asbestus act, sequel is what we call it over here. we know a lot about that. she currently serves as an adjunct professor of law at casey's university of law and san francisco school of law. judge jackson has supported the work of aspiring law students throughout the yooers. she truly embodies living history. thank you for being here and it's a privilege to be able to honor you this black history seen. thank you. [applause] >> thank you madam president as well as supervisor cohen for nominating me. and all supervisors. it is like old home week. i grew up here. i remember as a li

mark ronson will be here tomorrow night. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: later this week, we have hugh grant, colin firth, samuel l. jackson and we have music from the weeknd. he'll be here. [ applause ] penis long long might show up. >> steve: are you serious? long long is going to be here? >> jimmy: yeah, we're saving -- we heard -- >> steve: he's in and out. we don't know where he's coming. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. i just -- i got an anonymous tip. >> steve: did you really? [ laughter and applause ] really? from long long? >> jimmy: yeah. just a tip. >> steve: we want to be ahead of the game. you don't want to -- you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well first -- what a sexy show we've got tonight. >> steve: oh, my gosh, sexy. >> jimmy: you know we always have the sexiest show on tv, right? [ cheers and applause ] when you think "the tonight show" -- when i say "tonight show", you say sexy. tonight show! >> sexy! >> jimmy: yeah, that's what happens every night i come out. >> steve: every night. >> jimmy: i say welcome to "the tonight show." >> sexy! >> jimmy: i can't go down the street without p

. >> this week marks 50 years since the shooting of jimmy lee jackson, whose the death at the hands of a highway patrolman at a peaceful protest inspired one of the iconic events of the civil rights movement the selma, alabama march. >> movement leaders had chosen selma as the place to dramatize the demand for the right to vote. after jackson's death a 54-mile march from selma to montgomery was planned. >> fiery young activist john lewis was one of the leaders. >> you are march and demonstrate to the nation and the world our determination to win citizenship. >> the march was not to be. the protesters ran into trouble soon after they started as they tried to cross the edmond perez bridge. >> i had never been to selma but with the anniversary of that march looming .. i went there yesterday and walked across that bridge with now congressman john lewis. and asked him what was going through his mind on that fateful day. >> we were marching in twos in an orderly peaceful nonviolent fashion. on our way to montgomery to dramatize to the nation people wanted to register to vote. i really felt w

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jackson. reporting live i'm jennifer donaldon, back to you in studio. >> all right. thanks, jen. >> uh-huh. >> temperatures topped the 50-degree mark outside today but don't get used to it. >> yeah nice and pleasant out there. chief meteorologist doug hill in the stormwatch 7 weather center with a look, of course of the changes headed our way. hi, doug. >> hi there. we should be used to this roller coaster pattern we've had. warmer colder warmer colder. we're in the warmer phase. 53 right now outside of the belfort furniture center. live look at bell haven country club in alexandria. gorgeous afternoon. somebody on the golf path there, on the cart path. beautiful day to golf with temperatures in the 50's. 53 at dulles. 58 degrees at fredricksburg right now. 53 officially at reagan national and the temperatures outside right now ranging from 15 to 20 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. this time tomorrow they'll be 15 to 20 degrees colder than they are right now. through the evening, we'll stay in the 40's with clear skies and more clouds late tonight and in the overnight hours, temperatures by morning near the fre

marking the 200 anniversary of the battle of new orleans. thought after the treaty was signed in 1814, the battle of new orleans launched andrew jackson to fame. this event is about 90 minutes. >> welcome. critical events in united states history took place 200 years ago today. i am gwen thompkins and i am honored to mc this bicentennial commemoration ceremony. like many schoolchildren in this area, i first learned about the battle of new orleans on a class trip. right here where the action took place. i remember the day fondly because back then, it was warmer than it is today. much warmer. no contest. the impression that stayed with me as a child and remains with me now is that two nations can go to war and later become not just allies, but the best of allies. that is a terrific achievement in world history worth commemorating every year. it is also a great lesson in what piece can look like -- peace can look like when adversaries lay down their arms. each of you has your own special connection to the battlefield and like me, you contribute to the storylines that are constantly unfolding from this place. stories that arcs through adversity a

and bridges officials say more office space in jackson square and killing up because of the ferry boom and is creating restaurant jobs in the area. >>marktill california's san francisco awarded to san francisco chronicle it was announced yesterday at the largest donation from individual to the history of the entire uc system and he met his farcical falling a company that runs duty-free shops across the world he's donated $394 million to ucsf over the years will be a to support medical students and faculty and hospitals at the mission the campus. still ahead and had >>darya: has officials think they know where all the measles cases stars started the ones that hit disneyland will tell you where they came from. to men are shot the shooting is still on the lows will have of the of the investigation coming up in a live report. >>darya: things are looking pretty nice is a little sunshine in this league will get there but right now dealing with most cicada conditions a live look at the golden gate bridge >>erica: eventually the low cloud cover will burn off. keep a safe distance between the car in front of you. similar conditions as to get int

mark. high temperatures, 29 degrees with sunny skies >> all right, all this weather brought to you by cottonelle. what's your name? >> jacksonna jackson is my new name. >> thank you, valentina, jackson. >>> turning to technology and his big reveal. he has something behind a big curtain. let's check that out. okay he's been hinting at it all morning long. >> big red curtain. time to let these people see what we got going on. while we pull this back this is -- [ cheers and applause ] this is our "gma" game show. now, of course we'd all love to be on the red consider pet at the oscars. not everybody can be there so we'll bring it to you hitting the road in this thing immediately after the show today. might be coming to a town near you. people going to be able to get on board this thing and test your own oscar knowledge. ♪ the countdown to the oscars is on and "gma" is bringing the red carpet to you. good morning, america. from our studio in times square to a street near you, it's the "gma" oscar road trip. we're heading to the hometowns of some of the biggest stars with our red carpet-worthy oscar movie mobile to test your osca

marks a time for reflection and repentance before easter. >> right around the corner another option to fly into atlanta from philadelphia international airport spear eight airlines intro tow diving non-stop flights into hartefeld jacksonnternational begins in june. how does 29-dollar airfare sound. >> good. >> frontier airlines announced today it's flying new seasonal non-stop service from philly to minneapolis and houston to celebrate today only frontier is offering $29.1-way fairs to minneapolis, $39.1 way fairs to houston can't believe it but you have to book by midnight. >> pretty good. >> it's cold here but a sure sign spring is not all that far away. phillies pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training in clearwater, florida. >> the boys of summer last year wasn't a great year for the phillies but hope springs eternal. >> hey, howard. what's it feel like there? >> right now --, right now the phillies are absolutely undee feeder. however it is 55 degrees. so it's not exactly warm florida weather. but it feels like for scott 40 degrees. it's 55 but it's a different folic temperature. however it is spring training. it does bring excitement to the summer. baseball season and most baseball experts when you wat

mark for the corolla. this has outpaced all other toyota plans in the world. other important projects include a baseball stadium in biloxi, a mississippi history and civil rights museum in jacksonand yokohama's tire factory in west point. nineteen movies were made in mississippi last year while the grammy museum in cleveland and the arts and entertainment center in meridian are being planned or constructed. as the football world watched the sec, a few other things occurred in our state that demand recognition. alcorn state university's football team won the swac championship and east mississippi community college became national champions for the third time in four years, making football history. [applause] >> legendary university of southern mississippi punter ray guy was enshrined in the pro football hall of fame in 2014, joining eight other mississippians. congratulations, ray. [applause] >> this is a new year for mississippi and for all of us, filled with promise and challenges. being an optimist, i always look for greater possibilities. i believe mississippi can and will improve its public education system, build a stronger economy, become a healthier place to live and put

mark zuckerberg, jesse ventura, peter jennings, steve jobs. >> yeah. >> no college degree. >> and a lot of our presidents too. >> jackson didn't have high schoole fact that he didn't go to college quite frankly i don't think we need another harvard professor or graduate at the white house. >> here you have howard dean who is a rich kid that grew up in the hamptons and park avenue who thought job was in the new testament. here's a guy attack scott walker that left college to work at the red cross. if he were a liberal don't you think the new york times would be saying he cared so much that he walked out to work at the red cross. >> they'd have a statue in times square about him. he's a proven leader and done a great job. he's working very hard to try to make a difference. i'd rather have somebody there tried and tested and is a leader beyond a degree. it's a good opportunity. >> one of the things that makes him so relatable is they're drinking a beer on the campaign trail and eating at the greasy restaurants and all of that but does this make him seem too normal? >> i'm not sure what too normal means. >> for the commander and chief. >> is he ou

marked improvement, jobs are increasing, our unemployment is under 5%. i would only say that this legislation needs an addition from this amendment, and i hope my colleagues will accept the jackson lee amendment. it is a commonsense amendment that speaks to the health and care of the american public. with that i'd like to reserve my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves her time. the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. jackson lee: well, i ask for support of the jackson lee amendment. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. marino: i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. marino: this amendment proposes to carve out an exception to the bill for food and drug administration rules related to consumer safety. and i'm all for consumer safety. as all of us support the protection of consumer safety, but it is my fervent hope that we support small business jobs and want to protect them. that, of course, was the point of the regulatory flexibility act in the first place. to continue to allow agencies like the f.d.a. to protect consumers but at the same time to s