at the time that you were doing -- i've heard so many people over the years thank mary tyler moore, particularlyn she passed away, thank mary tyler moore, all these references to lou grant. they say it about you already, they'll be saying it years from now, giving you credit for really inspiring a generation of people, opening the eyes of people, even through a comedy and a drama. were you aware then that you were having that sort of impact on a future generation of journalists? >> no. i was just trying to do the job. >> yeah. >> but -- and i'm always -- whenever a young journalist or even a middle-aged journalist says to me, i was influenced by you to go into journalism, i said, don't blame me! [ laughter ] please! >> yeah. >> i run out of the room. >> right. >> because i condemned him to a life of pinury. >> but you've inspired a lot of people, though. that's what i was trying say. >> thank you. >> yeah, yeah. >> i hope that they end up feeling accomplished. >> yeah, yeah. when i say that you've inspired a lot of people by a number of the roles you played, lou grant being one of them, obviousl

. >> reporter: they paid tribute to several stars who passed away, including jerry lewis, mary tyler moore, debbie reynold and carrie fisher. >> reporter: winning best supporting actorane drama-- actor in a drama. first time winner donald glover hook home best director and the first african american women a writer to win for a comedy series. and we also knew this would be a big night for streaming services. live in los angeles, back to you. >> before you go, big little lies was shot in monterey in our bay area backyard. won a lot of awards. i can imagine they must be celebrating so where are the after parties. what is going on tonight? >> reporter: the clean up here is here and the rest of the night we are not invited. the governor's ball is at the convention center and tonight it has a golden theme and a green theme. a lot of the decorations are bio degradable or recyclable and you have the other big parties after that or at the same time. hbo who had the most nominations, they have a huge party and this is the first year huellue is having a -- hulu is having a party. they had big year to

. >> with at academy came several stars to pass away including jerry lewis, mary tyler moore, debbie reynalds and carrie fisher. >> the audience sell britted at john lisko took home 6th emmy winning best supporting actor in a trauma. >> the crude keeps ongoing and this is just the last of the gifts. >> and a fuel standing ovation as after man american female writing to win for a comedy series. and we knew streaming services would have a huge night and hulu in particular. that's the hand made for outstanding trauma and lead actress elizabeth months won an emmy for had her performance. ukee, jess kack, back to you. >> thank you for being with us tonight, danielle. as television gives way to on demand. binge watching has become more popular than ever. it is good for your health. is instant gratification feeling loanly, toyrd and he did creased. >> and we'll talk with the experts. >> taking on head coach andy reid and it was entertaining and disappointing. >> break it down. >> it was fun and then. >> not so much fun right egglees led in the third quarter and wheels fell off the wagon. bu

paid tribute to several stars who passed away since last year including tv greats jerry lewis, mary tyler moore, debbie reynolds and her daughter carrie fisher. the audience celebrated as john lythgoe took home his sixth emmy, winning best supporting actor in a drama. >> the crown keeps on giving and this is the last of its gift. >> reporter: donald glubber took home best director for comedy and lena wake got a full standing ovation as the first african-american female writer to win for a comedy series. los angeles. >> i'm going to read this teleprompter, shoutout to d.c. public schools,e herwe go. >> you heard it, d.c. public schools getting a huge shoutout at the emmys last night from comedian and d.c. native dave chappell. here's a map of the hot spots where it was trending nationwide. blue means a lot, red means -- trust me. take my word. it just wasn't in the u.s. people are mentioning d.c. public schools around the world. and john oliver also mentioned it as well. >>> social media reacting to this. he was a graduate, chappell of the duke ellington school of the arts. he came back to the s

its biggest winners of all time, actor ed asner, well known for his role as lou grant on "the mary tyler moore show" and subsequent spinoff "lou grant." mr. asner's the winner of seven acting emmy awards and has been nominated a total of 20 times. tonight he'll reflect on his career, a name he made for himself as a political activist and so much more. we're glad you've joined us. a conversation with television legend ed asner coming up in just a moment. ♪