. ♪ >> gobble, gobble, crunch, crunch, munch, munch, munch ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ ♪nds, yummy fun time never ends ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: there we go. i'm sorry. i'm very sorry. by the way, you can see katy perry play at the resorts world theater in vegas may 27th through august 13th. maybe she'll do this one. i don't know. thank you, katy. we've got a good show for you tonight. henry winkler is here, and we'll be right back with viola davis. so stick around. ♪ >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by autotrader. ♪ >> jimmy: hello there. welcome back. tonight from the great show "barry" -- oh, i love that show. do you watch "barry," guillermo? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: well, maybe you will. in just under two weeks returns to hbo. the perfect mundo henry winkler is with us. tomorrow night, join me with gillian anderson and janelle james, and music from maxwell. our first guest was named one of the 25 greatest actors of the century by "the new york times" sunday night. she plays "the first lady" in a in series

i came over from berlin and paid for the trip out of my own pocket, and munch managed to get close. and sometimes the flood victims could hardly believe it. oh, if i and many of them cried and said to build, we had a different image of you. i saw her, we didn't expect you to be so caring and helpful and see it's there. and we're sorry we had that kind of image of you does. so and the ability to get help tom, what he has put is just one of the flood victims, the syrian trio and their colleagues helped. they tore off all the plaster in her basement. she is still deeply grateful. yeah, we had a lot of phone numbers. we could have cold, but the syrian construction crew was a real life saver. and pitched in that short notice for wednesday that to her house is still on inhabitable to day. we had the most that we had hoped we could at least live on the upper floor while the clean up and restoration work was going on. but we were mistaken because the waters of the our river had penetrated into the floor, making everything muddy. hear this? yes, fleming. abdul is tapping on the walls to chec

now cologne, beet, barissi, munching. glad back in the rhine derby after an efficient 1st half among the goal scores was frenchman, antony modest. he scored his 16th boon as the goal of the campaign. cologne went on to seal a $3.00 to $1.00 victory and our on course for european football next season. a here the results from saturdays bonus league action as we just saw cologne, b. glad. bah. and dorman, with a huge triumph over both spoke. meanwhile, had to berlin edged out of work at mines, and stood god drew nil. nil fryeburg down. bo hm. and there are 4 more matches. coming up on sunday, gooding lead leaders, buyer munich against villa fed. now the british prince, harry recognized ukraine's bravery at the opening ceremony of the invictus games in the hague. ukraine is one of 20 countries taking part in the competition which supports wounded military veterans. following a standing ovation, prince harry had this to say from the team, from ukraine, your bravery and choosing to come and for being here tonight cannot be over

football, secured and slim hopes of a good dislike, a title maintained cologne, beat pross here, munching. glad bah, in the rhine derby after inefficient 1st half lung, the goal scores wise frenchman anthony modesto, who scored his 16th bonus league a goal of the campaign colon went on to seal a $31.00 victory and or on course for european football. next season. let's get you those results from saturday's bonus, legal action as we just saw. cologne beach. glad. bah. and darkman with a huge try of over both bird. meanwhile, hatter bellini edged out out berg minds. as stuttgart drew neal all fryeburg down, bonham, and there are 4 more. max is coming up on sunday, including legally league leaders via munich against bailiff health. as all we have for you this, our next up is reporter. we'll see more soup with it started out we spook intimidation, and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states, its members fight for waste, a state ruled by white supremacy.

there's not just like harsh political parties that sort of leading munches it is. it is basically workers, private sector workers, the fishermen, there are teachers, there are trade unionists from all the health workers and basically an amalgamation of ordinary citizens. there was another political party, the national people power coalition that also did a similar. busy march for 3 days from down south. and there was a phenomenal crowd and very much when you looked at those who had come, there were mothers, you know, holding their 2 kids hand with a backpack because they've been walking for the 3 days. there were old really old people who had sort of, you know, probably become pensioners and was struggling given the current economic situation in the country. so that is the one sector of people. then of course, there's the ongoing, sort of sit in and develop station and protests outside the president's office, which we're seeing at the unit 19 the. busy the people are not moving, it was, you know, set up and then talked about and tried to be sort of this by the gove

these goats are munching their way through dry brush up grizzly peak. and that surrounding area to protect it from it, wildfires and those little animals and other goats, just we're going to be eating up fire fuel all over the bay area over the next several look out for. and now for a check of your 4 zone forecast. this is a live look at the conditions now, the golden gate bridge. >> yeah, those goats are going have a lot fuel to munch through because that rain last week, some some fresh stuff popping up they're really helpful in the and they can go through and you herd of goats like that. i mean, they can go lot of yoga afterward. >> has we're going to see some changes coming our way. the winds picking up around the bay area today, of course, blustery in spots start to calm down a little bit. now. >> looking out toward the golden gate bridge, still cool out there. degrees in pacifica right now. it's 50 in half moon bay. 52 cool and san francisco. 56 now in concord and a cool 48. so they're the big winner of the cooler temperatures in petaluma and the b

part of the munch would go toward youth programs and units communities. >> thank you very much. here's a figure to keep in mind. 1,8 5 people have died from drug overdoles this is san francisco in january of 2021 to february of this year. that's more than double the number of covid deaths the city has reported since the beginning of the pandemic. this is drug overdoses now we're talking about and it's a huge problem. we have the shocking numbers on the deadly drug that is killing so many people on our streets. >> this is our bedroom. >> jack is the program director at maintain marina harbor detox, a substance abuse rehab facility in san francisco. in the just -- past two years, he's lost a dozen fans across the area to fentanyl. >> they say i have another funeral to attend to. do you mind if i get the day off from work? >> a group of thomas shone a spotlight on it. they funded a $25,000 billboard at union square. >> famous the world over for our brains, and dirt cheap funnel nil. >> what's your reaction to that. >> finally somebody saying what's really going on. >> the heili add

these goats are munching through dry brush. and the grizzly peak area to protect the bay area from wildfire. they do a great job. they'll be there and in different parts of oakland throughout the summer and then, yeah, lots of other goats will be in various other parts of the bay area throughout the warm dry months doing the same thing and they are really critical. great resource. how we stay safe and they're hungry. they can chop through the hillside. i love to see them out on the hills. walk into a live look outside now. >> looking out over the san francisco bay. this is from our camera atop mount tam high meteorologist lawrence karnow. here. you can see the camera kind of. jostling around is windy out there, lawrence. yeah, blustery in spots. that's for sure. no. getting around that. we're going to see more of those winds through this evening. in fact, kind of on and off all week long as we transition get ready. >> for those summer months. but out there right now, looking from the east bay hills speaking a grizzly peak, some

and instead sitting in stony brook connecticut munching oreos hanging out with my friends fielding babysitting calls just like any other american cat. fans of the babysitters club he likes the junk food in the hollow books but that reminded me of home. growing up in aev persecuted family during the cultural revolution my father hit his favorite english books many were banned with the ransacked home and later become an english literature professor but quickly found that even in his classrooms to teach the critical thought and social commentary he so admired from charles dickens and often told me from days of center teaching narrative is power. nothing matters more than the story you tell. that message perhaps is more important now than ever before. every time i heard this in china, i thought he knew what he meant. but i did not really feel it or believe it until i arrived in america and discovered the safety of books. as i taught myself english volume after volume learning about the parts of america otherwise and accessible to me i learned that i was not too different from the kids that are oft

sounds late, had one guy on munched in nuns everson was quite, there was no evacuation after lunch, we were talking when we had a shall go off and stink till late through on the blanket. when we had the 2nd shell, it's the windows were broken, my face was luckily caught glee, but the angels were minor. doctor said that everything would hail by itself. after the 2nd explosion, the crowd started miss and i didn't see it, but it seems to me that many women were injured just them. i was pushed by my stomach against the loss, but i only have a small scratch. we were evacuated to the basement. there were already husbands of those pregnant women who were in the hospital called and i was the 1st explosion sounded in the distance. so people managed escape inside. it was definitely not in a raid because no one had the planes neither those who went outside to know the women in labor on how but here the plane, even in the dream, the projectile came from somewhere. it didn't fall in the building itself. but on the hospital start, treat them because strange were pretty constant challenges. the women

instead i was sitting in the bedroom in stony brook connecticut munching orioles hanging out with my feeling babysitting calls just like any other american kid. claudia loved to hide junk food and books. that remindedho me of home. growing up in a persecuted family during china's cultural revolution, my father fit hid his favorite books, many band under the floorboards of his ransacked rated home. he would later become an english literature professor but quickly found even in his classrooms, he was not free to teach his students radical thought and social commentary he so admired in the words of mark twain and charles. he often told me returning frustrated censored teacher of his favorite books under his arms, narratives his power and nothing matters more than the stories we tell. that message perhaps is more important now than ever before. every time i heard this in china i thought i knew what he meant but i did not really believe it or live it until i arrived in america. volume after volume learning about thehe parts of america otherwise inaccessible to me, i learned i was not two

sounds late, had one guy on munched in nuns, everything was quite there was no evacuation. after lunch we were talking when we had a shall go off and instinctively through on the blanket. when they had the 2nd shell, the windows were broken, my face was slightly caught glee, but the angels were myna. doctor said that everything would hail by itself scheduling. after the 2nd explosion, they crawled, started move and i didn't see it, but it seems to me that many women were injured just then. i was put my my stomach against the glass, but i only have a small scratch last. we were evacuated to the basement. there were already husbands of those pregnant women who are in the hospital, which i called in sick eye witnesses. the fast explosion founded in the distance, so people managed to escape inside me. oh, it was definitely not a ne, right, because no one had the plains. neither those who went outside to know the women in labor gone. how but he had the plain, even in a dream. the projectile came from somewhere. it didn't fall in the building itself, but on the hospitals territor

i was sitting in claudia quiche's bedroom and stony brook, connecticut munching oreos hanging out with my friends and fielding babysitting calls. just like any other american kid. fans of the baby-sitters club may recall that claudia loved to hide junk food and hollow books. that reminded me of home. growing up in a persecuted dissident family during china's cultural revolution my father hid his favorite english books many of them banned under the floorboards of his often ransacked and raided home. he would later become an english literature professor, but quickly found that even in his classrooms. he was not free to teach a student's the critical thought and social commentary that he's so admired in the words of mark twain and charles dickens. you often told me returning frustrated from days of censor teaching with stacks of his favorite books under his arms. narrative is power. and nothing matters more than the stories we tell. that message perhaps is more important now than ever before. every time i heard this in china, i thought i knew what he meant. but i did not really feel it. b

i said lieutenant, the problem with loving something to munch -- too much is that you cannot do what needs to be done. >> she is not a monkey, she is your wife. >> john mitchell, this does not look like you, at all. [laughter] how about that? that transformation. talk about this program. >> it was presented to me originally -- julia roberts had worked with a filmmaker on a project called home later -- homecoming. they had come to this project about watergate, it started as a podcast called slow burn. what was fascinating, as a kid -- i do not remember why, but i was eating up the watergate hearings. it was fascinating to me. i knew not much about what was going on behind the scenes of their lives in the time of watergate, so this was fascinating. the crisis event for the country and so many ways, it was hysterical. the total incompetence -- it was not anything i think we have seen out loud with so many extreme characters of extreme flaw pulling chains. yet, also people who, like us, were concerned about in their personal lives. it was a really accessible way -- young people in partic

you're willing to take a bullet for your country, but you won't get your butt munched?!we know why the former president never had a dog. he was hauling around a butt buffet! it's too tempting! ( applause ) who can resist that? along with outrage at the coverup, one agent is still trying to get president biden to personally pay for a damaged coat. however, the white house did not say whether biden paid for it. "okay, heard the pup took a chunk outta your macintosh, washed it down with a tall glass of backside. don't worry, jack, uncle joe's gotcha. tell ya what-- here's a crisp fiver, take the trolley on down to bamburger's, buy yourself a nice raccoon number, davy crockett special. keep the change and hit the sody fountain. get an egg cream and a monte cristo. nothin' better for a chomped tuchus. ( cheers app♪" nothing like him. absolutely nothing like him. not even close. totally don't know. so what became of the chomper in chief? well, reportedly, major was given to family friends late last year, but his present whereabouts are unknown. he's obviously in witness protec

yes, yeah, they're munching through all that dry brush here on grizzly peak. from wildfires to get rid of some of that fuel. they're going to be around oakland throughout the summer chewing away at some of those steeper hills that are hard to get some. you know, you can get a lot more on that. i so love that because i'd never sit and watch a lawnmower, but i love it. yeah. yeah. it's really a love that. okay. so let's get over the weather center because johns keeping an eye on our weather forecast. the fire danger that could potentially be on us come this summer. if drought conditions worsen. yeah. because that's one of our big stories that we're talking about is more regulations. yeah, it definitely so. and with this dry week ahead of us, more dry weather likely into next month, too likely to be even more of those drought expands to the summer months ahead. >> your view outside right now, skies are relatively clear. we're not talking that much fog this morning. just a partly cloudy day ahead of us. bright skies will shine through that occasional passing cloud

the goats are munching their way through dry brush up it grizzly peak to protect the area from wildfireshey do a good job of it. they're going to be here around oakland, right on through the summer. really fun to watch their son at our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside of the golden gate bridge and talking about the drought. we're really glad that those goats are out there. you're station to >> that and complain and less the weeds are really less appetite. that's for sure. >> we're talking about some nice weather around the bay area to other than the wind. we had a lot of sunshine this afternoon. beautiful evening outside as we've got a great evening to get out there and enjoy a little cool in spots. and of course, you've got those winds kind of blown around a bit. something you have to watch out for. but lori forecast would love to get some more rain in here. here's the long-range forecast. we get these fronts. they keep coming through. unfortunately, most that energy staying north of the bay area, some showers up towards shasta, northern california, but for the bay area, ke

the goats, as you can see there, munching through the dry brush. this is the grizzly peak area in the east bay. of course, they're working too. get rid of fuel to keep us safer for wildfires. those goats will be around the east bay. and really, you have different packs of goats that are all throughout the bay area that do this during the spring and the summer months, even into the fall, some cases we get a check on the 4 zone forecast talking about how east bay mud has enacted new policies. the goats are out. we had rain last week. that was great, damage dry again. and it feels like we're kind of getting into the long haul here. yeah, it is dry again. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us with a look ahead and not really any rain in the forecast map yet. not not the short range. i think we may actually get something right. we turn. >> the beginning of may. but right now it is dry out there. the winds have been kicking up around the bay area. >> well, as the winds begin to calm down a little bit tonight is going to cold in parts of the area

do you anticipate that the ukrainians will munch an effort to retake it from russia or do you think it will be more an effort of containment? it will be containment because ukraine has managed to age at least 4 very impressive mechanized counter attacks in the car kitchen area. so that is north of the area that we are talking about. and they haven't been quite successful in these offensive operations. contrary to what some experts would have to believe the onset of the war. however, the military potentials or combined arms or fair in the ukrainian military. and that will require large units and substantial intelligence, substantial higher power. the ability for the crating military to mount such an operation today is much more limited than it was perhaps 2 or 4 weeks ago. our correspondent out here in the program was telling us that had been reports. the 1400 fighters had, allegedly ukraine fighting on behalf of ukraine had allegedly surrendered in previous days. how likely is it, do you think that those left in the city are going to give up the wrongs? i think it is very much a desper

wanted to take a beef patty and put it between two pieces of bread so you could walk around while munching on it. it wasn't popular in the u.s. before that. i can tell you what the organizers wanted to do but didn't. as a marketing thing, they wanted to make hot dogs and hot dog buns in the shape of the trilon, the tri-sided tower beside the round building. they were going to do that as a marking thing. maybe that would have been cool and maybe hot dogs would be triangle shapes today if that had taken off. but what comes out of fair not on the food side, television, skyrockets, takes off after the 1950s. the new modern automobiles, definitely the highway system that they put on display there. takes 20 years, but becomes now ubiquitous, it is how we drive around these days on these clover leaf interchanges and super highways, even with radar-guided cars with collision avoidance and things like that. so yeah, there are some things that have stuck around that came out of the 1939 world's fair. >> i think we have time for maybe two more questions. and then i am going to ask you one question af

wanted to take a beef patty and put it between two pieces of bread so you could walk around while munching on it the hamburger before that wasn't really popular in the us i can tell you one of the things the organizers wanted to do, but didn't that they wanted to again as a marketing thing wanted to make hot dogs and hot dog buns in the shape of that trilon that that big tri-sided tower beside the round building. that's they were gonna do that as a marketing thing. maybe that would have been cool. maybe hot dogs would be these like triangle shapes today if that had really taken off but you know what comes out of the fair on not on the food side certainly television skyrockets and really takes off after the 1850s the new modern automobiles definitely the highway system that they put on display there, you know takes 20 years, but but becomes now ubiquitous it's how we drive around today on these cloverleafed interchanges and these superhighways even if even with like radar-guided cars with collision avoidance and all of that. so yeah, there are some things that that have stuck around that co

on his mind video shows the brown bear munching down in a pumpkin outside a home in the san gabriel valleyildlife involved. they've been cooped up in hibernation and the weather has been wacky had all that snow and then it got really dry and hot and guys are hungry . yeah beware yes. absolutely expected this week. yes we're gonna swing back into winter. how about that? not only a wet weather expected for the bay area but chilly weather temperatures in the fifties to about 60 degrees on monday. and then we're clearing out on tuesday by wednesday night into thursday, another opportunity at some bay area rain and sierra snow, so that is some good news . we're all smiles about that in the meanwhile for the weekend, we're going to go cooler and breezy with the wind advisory for our hills. dramatic shift from you know what was it in the nineties? yes near 100 degrees on thursday. i have serious. yes, yes, yes. i can smell it. it smells delicious. all you okay? alright cheers. cheers, everybody. yeah. have to fight over it. thank you for joining us. we'll have the latest news tonight. i'm ktvu ne