that is paul shaffer sitting in with cleto and the cletones. s palace. he always has very special guests. you mentioned david letterman, martin short. have a the local las vegas legends come to visit you? >> only mr. las vegas, wayne newton himself. >> jimmy: wayne newton, huh? >> the midnight idol. the desert fox. did you see him on stage? >> jimmy: of course. >> remember when he'd do macarthur park? it would rain on stage. i was reminding him of that. he says, i still have the rain machine. you want to hear story? i was going to open a new showroom at the desert inn and they said, we can't fit the rain machine on the stage. he says, you don't understand. no rain, no wayne. no wayne, no rain! no rain, no wayne! that's all i'm saying. >> jimmy: all right, what was the result? did it get to rain? >> the thing -- of course he had the rain. >> jimmy: of course he had the rain. >> yes, he's wayne newton, mr. entertainment himself. i said, should i have a nickname like you? what about the midnight jew? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thunder beethoven. >> i'm

legendary band leader paul shaffer. and music from woo tang clan. to you by ciroc black raspberry. with cleto and the cletones. and now, kicking in live, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

and we will have music from j balvin, bebe rexha, paul shaffer and wutang clan.hat's how we close out the week. [ applause ] i cannot think of a better guest to start this week than our guest tonight. he is a bensonhurst-born billionaire with a great new netflix comedy special. it's called "100% fresh." it premieres one week from tomorrow. please welcome adam sandler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. how are you doing? >> jimmy, this is my -- this is my little sunny, everybody, and show came here to new york with me, and she misses her mom and sister so jimmy was nice enough to say it was okay to say i had to them. you want to go? >> jimmy: yes. been watching at home. >> right. go ahead, and say hi. >> hi, mom me, hi sadie. i miss you and i hope you're having a fun time. >> jimmy, i'm surprised that she does an adam sandler impression. >> jimmy: oh, you do. will you please do that for us. >> can she look at a particular camera or something. >> jimmy: just look straight ahead and go ahead and hit >> all right. >> jimmy: that's cute. how are you? >> thank

and on friday, paul shaffer, bryan cranston and music from woo tang clan. please join us for them.tful three 364 days since we last welcomed our first guest to this stage. she exploded into the hip-hop stratosphere, sold millions of records, won a bunch of awards, and a baby came out of her too. this is her double-platinum album called "invasion of privacy." from up in the bronx, say hello to cardi b. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. you look fantastic. >> there's a lot of people here! >> i love you, cardi! >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is almost exactly one year ago you made your television debut right in this spot right here on this stage. how have things been going since then? >> oh my god, it's crazy. >> jimmy: it's pretty crazy, yeah. has it been the craziest 12-month period of your life? [ laughter ] >> it's only been 12 months? i can't believe it. >> jimmy: it's really hard to fathom. you're a mom now, you got a little baby at home. >> yes. >> jimmy: are you enjoying that? >> yes, i am enjoying it. it's

and we close out the week with bryan cranston, paul shaffer and music from the one and only wu-tang clanat. you fell in love with our first guest tonight on "the office." he co-wrote, co-starred and directed the big hit movie, "a quiet place." now he stars as "tom clancy's jack ryan" on amazon prime video. and he's your neighbor here in brooklyn. please say hello to krasins. ♪ >> jimmy: everybody's very excited to see you. >> it's very -- somebody's raising the roof. i haven't seen someone raise the roof since 2004. >> jimmy: yeah, well, you got to raise it sometimes. >> yeah, that's really great. >> jimmy: you know, john, you used to be my neighbor and you abandoned me for them. you live in brooklyn now. it's your home. [ cheers and applause ] how long -- >> people think i'm as brooklyn as jay-z now. is that not true? oh, it's not true. okay. sorry. >> jimmy: yeah. how long have you been here now? >> i think two years. >> jimmy: and you love it. >> i absolutely love it. these people all love with me. that's how much i love it. yeah. >> jimmy: what happened? what was it that just trigger

vincent, bebe rexha, paul shaffer, j.t if you're there. to celebrate our trip to brooklyn, we made a twitter emoji. if you tweet using the hashtag "kimmel in brooklyn" or "kimmel", an emoji pops up. and i think it will give you eternal life. so, be careful. our first guest is a third-generation movie star whose films have inspired millions of americans to attempt new and boundary-pushing romantic techniques. her new movie "bad times at the el royale" opens tomorrow. please welcome dakota johnson. >> jimmy: it's fwraet great to see you. >> great to see you too. >> jimmy: we're neighbors, we're actually next door neighbors. >> we are. we share bushes. >> jimmy: yes. we have mutual bushes. do you mind if i tell the story of what happened the other night on saturday night? >> oh my god, yeah, because i'd like to get some clarity on it too. >> jimmy: okay. all right. so, on saturday night, there was a big charity event, will ferrell hosted it and there were a lot of very funny people there, jerry seinfeld, conan, james corden,

and we are going out with a bang with bryan cranston, paul shaffer sitting in with the cletones, musicrise guests too. so cancel whatever plans you had and join us here tomorrow night. our first guest tonight is new york-born and absolutely loaded with emmys. next week she adds a marky to her shelf as she receives the mark twain prize for american humor at the kennedy center. watch it on pbs november 19th. please welcome julia louis-dreyfus. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know, i'm always glad to see you but i'm especially glad to see you tonight. how are you? >> thank you. i am good. i am really good. >> jimmy: good. good. you're not just saying that. >> no. i'm not just saying that. i'm good. i'm here. yeah, i know we have to get this cancer [ bleep ] out of the way, so -- >> jimmy: that's right. >> so bring on the questions. >> jimmy: you beat breast cancer. did you beat the breast cancer? is it beaten? is it gone? it's gone from your body? i knew you would. >> yes. thank you. yeah. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you feel good? do you feel strong? >>

"abc 7 news" at 11:00. 11:35, "jimmy kimmel live" with guests paul shaffer and music from wu tang clan>>> finally a few thoughts about what matters tonight. words. words matter, a great deal in fact. i make my living by using words. i hope fairly and accurately, and this job is a daily reminder that how we communicate with one another has impact and is important. we should all try to choose our words carefully, even in frustration and anger. maybe especially in frustration and anger. but those in high places should try even harder. that's why some of the language our president chooses to use is so often seeming out of tune, just this week calling stormy daniels, the porn star whose defamation suit against the president was dismissed, horse face. also this week, hillary clinton criticized for saying civility toward the republican party shouldn't happen unless and until the democrats win back the house and senate last month. that approach won't make coarseness of politics today any better. used thoughtlessly or carelessly, words can degrade. what matters is that when used well they can i