go like a pro. >> jimmy: still to come, music from rae schmmerd.-sleeping to be here. he represents the state of new jersey in the u.s. senate. please welcome senator cory booker! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so much more muscular than i imagined you would be in person. >> i appreciate you saying that. >> jimmy: what brings you to our fair city? >> i'm the son of an angelino. my mom went to high school here, i have a lot of family here. i also came out here for a conference. getting a chance to talk to people about policy issues. >> jimmy: do you stay with the family when you're here? >> i stay in a hotel. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is the family excited by your success and the fact that you're a senator? >> i have a family that you don't -- you keep people focused on what's important. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> oh my gosh. when i was growing up my father -- i'd go to college, graduate school, law school. my father's like, you got more degrees than the month of july, boy, but you ain't hot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really. >> life's not about the degrees you

rae and her staff seem always to be making something delicious.hout the day. tonight its bbq pork tenderloin. oh that looks good. pork tenderloin, damn. grilled mahi sticks and shrimp marinated in chili sauce. homemade sourdough bread, a roasted beet salad. >> woman in orange: oh, my gosh. look at that salad, it's so purple and it has avocado in it. >> anthony: what cannot be fresh is nonetheless delicious. edamame's salad with dried cranberries and carrots. roasted vegetables, one might find oneself enjoying a cocktail or two. this is an amazing spread. >> woman in orange: i know. >> anthony: what are you guys doing here? what are you looking for? >> woman in orange: i'm collecting water samples in the streams and i'm also collecting samples of the algea. >> woman in black: so we're looking at the sign of bacterium which kind of create this rainbow shag rug in the streams. >> woman in orange: it's super cool. >> anthony: well, you know, the beginning of the 20th century when scientist and explorers were national heroes, there was a hunger for kno

. ♪ >> it works so well with earth wind and fire, but check it out with carly rae jepsen.te the same street cred does it? >> i've watched it several, several times and the first minute ten of this video goes completely in sync with carly rae jepsen. >> maybe they'll do a joint concert. bucks. >>> making news in america this morning, making the move. ivanka trump is among the dignitaries on hand as the u.s. embassy relocates to jerusalem this morning. the controversies, the celebrations and the massive protests planned. >>> breaking overnight, two major cracks are prompting new evacuation orders in the hawaii volcano zone spewing lava 100 feet into the air. we take you to the edge of the destruction to show you what it looks like and what it sounds like. >>> another major scare on a southwest airlines flight. this one forced to make an emergency landing after reportedly losing pressure in the cabin. >>> those stories, plus a black bear attacks a little girl in her own backyard. hear what her mother did to save her. >>> a new warning about gas prices. how much more you could

there was no legal requirement to rae kaine the tames. but from was policy objectives to disposing of the tapes. our job in the office of the deputy director of prayses tass to arrange. at the time the tapes were destroyed, mr. rodriguez was going to have another conversation with the then .irector to talk about this i did so. a couple of days, he release an order he believesed on his order and he said it was based on his own authority. i asked him if he had the consultation with the director at the time and he said he took the decision on his own authority. there were three investigations, three looks at the tapes, three inquiries. one was under taken by the house oversight committee. but the chairman at the time said he found no fault. there was a department of justice investigation that was closed without charges after i think more than two years and then there was an internal investigation of the issue nducted by one of my predecessors, who found no fault with my actions and my decisions were consistent with my decisions. senator: rec

. >> my son could not have a better -- >> thank you, rae. >> no, thank you. >> i had to pause it calmting teary-eyed. you'll get to experience a side of jada you have never seen before. check them out. >>> from the smiths to the scots. the "property brothers" drew and jonathan. >> my good buddies. keltie was with them in san francisco. they shot "brother versus brother." drew was pulling double i-do duty. >> look what is going on. tell me about the wedding of your dreams. >> drew-zilla. he's doing everything. >> it will be a skillet. a scottish tux. i'll be wearing it the traditional way. >> naked. i can't wait. >> when are we going have building the nursery of your dreams snmts that's great idea. maybe it's baby versus baby. >> we have to train them to be the next property brothers. >> did you just announce to the world you're having twins? >> yeah, i hope so. >> on the next "e.t." give us time. we have to bet those twins. >>> zpl the destination wedding is happening in europe. >> are you worried? >> three key words for his wedding. no fly zone. >> will you be filming it? would you e

. >>> los jugadores del equipo nacional, los compaÑeros de paolo guerrero han rae hizado una marcha de mundial. >>> vaya recibimiento, gracias por las imÁgenes liliana choi y estamos precisamente a 30 dÍas del comienzo de que inicie la copa mundial de la fifa en rusia. y hay jugadores que han marcado diferencia sobre los demÁs y vamos a poder seguirlos. somos la cadena oficial del mundial. hay otros que no estÁn jugando y han ganado la copa del mundo. rogelio mora-tagle este tema t apasiona. hÁblenos de ellos por favor. >>> vemos a diego armando maradona. comenzamos por Órden en cuanto a la preferencia de la gente. pelÉ el brasileÑo es considerado el mÁs gran de de todos los tiempos lo vemos en blanco y negro. juÓo 4 mundiales, ganÓ 3 con la selecciÓn brasileÑo. anotando el golazo en suecia 58. un autÉntico fenÓmeno pelÉ. edson do nacimiento. tenÍa 17 aÑos cuando jugÓ su primera copa del mundo. lloraba cuando brasil tenÍa su primer tÍtulo mundial. en chile 62 su segundo mundial y en mÉxico 1970 brasil conseguÍa el tercero. este es un gol que no pudo antar, seria una cosa maravillosa co

. >>> and eerie and concerningl natu phenomenon is on displace tonigh b rae flames caused by methane gas are seeping out of the cracks in the ground. the gas collects underground, lees out of th cracks in the surface and burns blue. geologists warn it can explode and send rocks and debris into the air. that looks like it's from another planet. it's unreal. >> the "tonight show" is coming your way next. we'll be back tomorrow. we'll be back tomorrow. we're (birds chirping, a running brook,) we'll be back tomorrow. we're ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- cate blanchett, guy fieri, musical guest darius rucker, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 8-7-9, fleet. s >>ve: and now, here he is

tonight, bill hader, senator cory booker, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from rae sremmurd ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, everybody. i appreciate that. relax, relax. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching it. thank you for coming to it. very nice. what a show we have tonight. starting off as

history professor rae stocks conducts research at the faculty of corporate history. professor stokes is an acknowledged expert on twentieth century german business history. he read the doctoral thesis on the federal state government's role he also knows about the letter annoyed by a good job. in his time as justice minister this is. a game who would have fun fun on with life no. no i broke his heart although i'm ending this this brief is to see the d. d. d. d. d. to five runs a b. dizzy and i'm your recent target in the next new book and well just so i know your contacts mission in biden has a mission to preserve wished on all this escaped him professionally for been the winter fishing and buy. one else seemed wrong wrong wrong just don't call. me that he's yet to see how it just comes out to him and indeed from an equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. level walks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. for new socks for the tell you

the house republican leadership has rae fused to act on o the pace act, the parity and animal cruelty which just got 359 votes on the floor of the house with an amendment. dog and cat meet prohibition, 246 co-sponsors. the pet and women safety act, 248. shark fining, 238 co-sponsors. protecting animals -- rather service animals for our veterans has a majority of sponsors in the house of representatives. why can't the republican leadership allow us to debate and pass these provisions to improve animal welfare and add our voices to the latest outrage at the trump administration and its assault on our animal friends. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. brooks, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to defend alabama citizens' right to fair representation and equal apportionment under the united states constitution. in some recent censuses, they counted illegal aliens and indications are they'll count illegal aliens again in the 2020 census. this potentially illegal practice puts alabama at significant risk of losing

. >> i am rae disappointed that the motion was dismissed. i don't think that's right. this whole thing, i don't feel that it is just. 36 people died in that fire. the trial had start in july. >>> controversy about what was spoken behind closed doors. . say the criticism of senator john mccain crossed the line. the white house isn't denying it happened. during the opposition to the cia nominee, the communications aide kelly sadler, seen there, mocked mccain and his battle with brain cancer saying, quote, he is dying anyway. his daughter responded. >> i don't understand what kind of environment you're working in when that was the acceptable and there is a job the next day. >> i won't validate the leak one way or the other. >> in the rose garden president trump outlined plans for the rising costs of prescription drugs. it includes speeding up the approval process. >>> california took in more tax money handle the expected in april. governor brown said he wants to grow the fund. he fine tuned the budget plan. this version is the large nest state history topping $130 billion

they moved miss could rae approximately. occasi occasion so that's a very poor showing for a witness. >> is it difficult to prove somebody they know, look, they can't recall in. >> of course it might it would be prove through come pat relates to the crafting of the statement on boof trying to explain the trump power plea or issues that the special counsel will take up, i hope hicks was lrz very proved in it. former short-term spokesman mark offer time to investigators is whether or not those different interviews, people have different recollections or sfrsh and pritsy clear his joan rue with the tell sfrrn i mean, donald trump jr. seemed to ask questions on other matters. >> i agree it's counterintuitive to think he would not have told his father and we have obviously talked about that a lot. the one thing that i think is worth bearing in mind about having donald trump as your father is that if you come to him with -- the condition under which could i see it where he didn't tell him would have been that he didn't tell him be

rose arrangements and rose fotog rae fotography will also be up for competition. >>> or how about treatingmother's day brunch? enjoy gorgeous views at lake merit and a deliciomenu with de options. for details on all these events and more just go to our website, abc7news.com. we'll link you up with a line. >> how's weather going to be, though, for mom? >> good question. meteorologist sandhya patel with the answer. >> it's going to be pleasant. sunday there will be some fog around. 40s, 50s, so not terribly cold. still cold elsewhere at noontime. and the sun goes down and it will be pleasant. so i think there'll be something for every mom out there. live doppler 7 showing you a few clouds and few patches of fog. tomorrow afternoon don't expect any fog. it's going to be clear from coast to inland. windy around the hills. temperatures in the 60s to the 80s. so a warmer end to the workweek. saturday is going to be pretty nice as well. sunday, mother's day. you notice those temperatures are trending lower, but it should be very nice still. and monday we continue with that cooling trend. it's ver

this where rudy giuliani put out that the president was aware but only aware recently and there was rae taner and paying $35,000 a month starting in january of 2017. it was timed in october 2016 to try to make it go away before the election. the next morning when he spoke he said imagine in that fuse had come out. even if you set that aside about this new money we're learning about, 12 payments as rudy giuliani confirmed to kristen welker last night of 35,000. he said they were paid beginning in 2017, that raises its own red flags and questions about ethics violations that the president never was transparent about his liabilities. there's a law that requires you to be transparent about liabilities. moneys owed of more than $10,000. >> you've got rudy giuliani who was brought in as lawyer but became a spokesman and kind of the public face of the administration. you've got ty cobb quitting and bringing in emmet flood who is supposed to be a hard liner on negotiating because ty cobb wanted to be more accommodating and now the president is going back to yeah i'll talk to mueller. what's the

branson told bbc rae is currently in astronaut training and will be catapulted into space in months.s trying to get his rocket off the ground after a deadly crash in 2014. the race includes jeff bezos and elon musk. >>> airplane maker airbus going all in on futuristic transportation that might take us into the jettison age. >> an entire division to explore options. according to bloomberg, already in the works, a flying cab, on demand helicopter service. airbus hoping its experience in aviation can give them a jump-start on companies like uber and kitty hawk backed by google co-founder larry page. >> pandora opening up efforts to compete with spotify and pandora music, offering $15 a month family plan that allows up to six users. there's a catch. you can only sign up through pandora's website. if you subscribing through pandora from a third party through itunes you have to cans emyour subscription and wait for it to expire and sign up again. >> a good price. >>> a live look at new york stock exchange as training gets you said way you can see we're down 200 points. we should note san f

the president hosting fbi director christopher rae and rod rosenstein. one day after president trump tweeted his hereby demand that the department of justice investigate whether their campaign was infiltrated for political purposes. >> he can make whatever demands he wants. the most thing is to see how the justice department responds. i think both rosenstein and ray responded the right way. >> the president's behavior is the kind of grossly autocratic behavior we'd expect in a baa ma in a republic. >> can the summit with kim jong-un be saved? today the president is sitting down with the president of south korea. >> i don't think president trump is thinking about public relations. he's thinking about peace. it would be a great mistake for kim jong-un to think he could play donald trump. >>> the president not thinking about public relations. wow. the man tasked with leading our high stakes trade negotiations with china, steve mnuchin is testifying on capitol hill at this moment. and i know in most people hear about tariffs and sanctions and trade in china,

that was a water plan that would have rae plumbed the entire state of texas. that was a water plan that would have channeled the mississippi river all the way across the northern part of the state and down through the rio grande valley and credited a system of reservoirs and the waters of mississippi would have reached albuquerque, new mexico. governor connellly was an advocate of that plan. marvin nichols was an advocate. ... we met at booktv.org. well, joining us now on our set on the campus is patrisse khan-cullors, co-author of this book, "when they call you a terrorist: a black lives matter

stands she is taking, she is strongerfor it parliament for rae stands she is taking, she is stronger back to the european union and say i cannot get this through my parliament. isn't the likelihood though that the european union would simply play her off against parliament, knowing that she had to look over her shoulder the whole time to secure the backing of parliament? massively strengthened the hand of the european union in negotiations? no, ithink there is the hand of the european union in negotiations? no, i think there is a need to reach agreement and consensus and that is good to mean compromise on both sides and it is about looking for practical solutions of how we leave in a way that does not damage our economic trade and for example, our security relationship and other relationships that we have with the european union. this is not about frustrating the deal, it is about achieving that compromise that works for britain. do you think it is possible that if mps back the vote in the house of lords last night that maybe when this comes back to the commons, mps might think, we s

the other big area we have to look at is the entire system of rae rae rebates we have. we are calling into question today the entire structure of using rebates as the method of negotiating discounts in the pharmacy channel because right now every incentive is for the drug company to have a high list price and to negotiate rebates down in a nontransparent way what if we said no rebates, flat price, fixed price in the contract, take away this whole what's called the gross to net spread that removes, then, makes people indifferent to what the list price is in that system, and takes away incentives where even the pharmacy benefit manager makes money from higher list prices. we also have a real issue we have to look at, which is the role of compensation for pharmacy benefit managers. they are taking it now from both sides. they are getting compensated by the customers, insurance companies, but getting compensated by the drug companies they are supposed to be negotiating against they are getting rebates and keeping some of the rebates. they are getting administrative fees sho

and later this week, mike myers, bill hader, zazie beetz, senator cory booker, plus music from rae sremmurdlease join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is a bona fide comedy legend with six emmys, five golden globes, a peabody, and the presidential medal of freedom in a cabinet in her garage. she returns to television with a new show called "a little help with carol burnett" on netflix starting friday. please welcome carol burnett! [ cheers and applause ] it's so great to have you back. >> it's good -- oh. >> jimmy: i have to say, when you were here the first time it was one of the thrills of my life, and for you to actually come back is exceptionally nice. >> it's a thrill for you too here now. >> jimmy: yes, it is a thrill. it's a double thrill. by the way, happy birthday. i know it was your birthday last week. >> thank you. i had a birthday last thursday. 85. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you don't care about that stuff. when you look like this and you have this brain, you're happy to be 85. >> yeah. really. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what did you do to celebrate? >> i went out

[ cheers and applause ] issa rae, sarah silverman, our friend kate mckinnon. >> yeah, pretty cool to- it's a very funny cover, because there's like, extra limbs where there shouldn't be. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, because remember when that happened? >> seth: yeah, there -- yeah. >> so they kind of -- we did that, but they -- these two actually were in a different room when we shot this, so it was stranger number one and stranger number two. and they were, like, okay, now put your leg on her head. >> seth: oh, funny. >> and now stick your legs through her leg and then put your hands up on to her thing. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, wow. >> so i got pretty close. >> seth: and that's great. >> with strangers one and two. >> seth: you -- >> hey guys. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you got to take a photo -- there's a photo shoot inside where you have -- took a picture with an iguana. a live iguana. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: and you had -- is it true that you had a pet iguana growing up. >> no, i'm no stranger to iguanas. [ laughter ] i had one from the years 15 to 16. >> seth: t

attorney's office in los angeles over rae real estate deals. sources tell cnn he'll be required to cooperate with other investigators and it comes as we mark one year since special counsel robert mueller began interfe investigating russia's interference in the 2016 election. president trump today sarcastically tweeting "congratulations, america" and as he has tweeted 41 times over the past year, calling the investigation a witch hunt. a baseless charge the president returns to every chance he gets. >> it's a total witch hunt. i've been saying it for a long time. they have this witch hunt. they have this witch hunt. it's a witch hunt. that's all it is. they have phony witch hunts. it's like a witch hunt. it's like a whiitch hunt. witch hunt continues. entire thing has been a witch hunt. this is a pure and simple witch hunt. >> the mueller investigation isn't a witch hunt no matter how many times the president says it. it's a search for the fact. let's look at the fact the. special counsel robert mueller has brought charges against 19 people and

he clearly has a good channel to north release -- rae -- north korea but john boflten came yoon to thene, joined the white house a few weeks ago right when all of this was coming together and has the president's ear every day, perhaps several times a day. he's been much more of a hard liner on north korea and his comments about libya, we haven't seen much of bolton since he made those controversial comments. but he's been more skement cam and has called for a regime change. there may be a weird internal dynamic going on here that the president is getting pushed and pulled on. but the president made pretty clear this morning if possible, he'd like this meeting, this u.s. to go on. scarlet: john bolton, we might not be hearing a lot from him but i'm sure he's very active behind the scenes. >> maybe, maybe not. >> the chief executive officer of it would bank is optimistic that a good deal on nafta is imminent. he spoke exclusively on bloomberg television. >> at the end of the day i think we will get a deal on thata but the uncertainty around trade is there. t-mobile confirmed it hired tur

what does it mean diplomatically ahead of the president rae s's sit-down with kim jong-un especially that we've pulled out of the iran nuclear deal? git even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. eliquis

. >> reporter: rae yeah but how familiar does it smack already, anderson? that's why they put the columbia protocol into place. you can ask people a series of questions and identify risk of homicidal thoughts, suicidal thoughts. somebody knew something and we'll learn they didn't know what they were seeing didn't know what to do about it and wind up in the sim place we've been so many times. and there are other aspects of this wigs we need to get into that will teach us something for sure. let's do that right now. we have cnn law enforcement analyst and retired fbi supervisory agent james gal yan o special agent james gallon o and national security analyst and former assistant second juliette kayyem. it's good to have you both with us. james as i said in the last hour you and i cooed together too many times in situations like this. this one sets up similar in terms of the profile of the kid what's known and unknown about the 17-year-old. let's put them to the side. the weapon analysis here is different than we are used to seeing. it's usually a high-round,

and i worked at the fbi under both director comey and under director rae awray and i've nev seen anythingke this. there are two problems. the first is that we're speaking so publicly about all of this, and ongoing investigation. none of this should be a matter of public debate at this time. secondly, when congress does have a need to know about something that is ongoing, two things have to happen. first of all, the executive branch has to be unified in terms of what it thinks congress needs to know and that is clearly not the case right now. and secondly, the briefing has to be bipartisan. it would drive me crazy even when a scheduling problem caused us to do multiple briefings about the same topic. it is simply impossible to replicate a briefing so things get lost in translation, different questions are asked. but what is really troubling is when oversight and oversight is proper and no one at doj would disagree with that, but when oversight is done in the right way, it is always bipartisan. and when you have a request just from one side for extremely sensitive information, that should r

a mexican journalist has won the inaugural breach valdez prize in journalism and human rights diana rae is known for her coverage of turf wars between rival drug cartels the breach valdez award is named in honor of two mexican journalists who were murdered last year the united nations prize recognizes reporters who risk their lives to cover human rights abuses in mexico. the red cross is appealing for more aid to help victims of the flooding in kenya the rising waters of killed at least one hundred people and for some two hundred thousand from their homes major roads across the country have been blocked because of heavy rains and landslides last week parts of a road between the capital nairobi and the main port city of mombassa were completely submerged under simmons has more now from the one the village along the town a river. we have just the right in the village of hawaii which is completely cut off from the outside world by the flood waters we go here by speed but it's an extraordinary journey lasting more than an hour going through the swamps and going through very deep water not t

. >> well, we'll rae reviewing the comments received and taking those into conversation certainly. >> okay. i see there are more questions buttery tail the microphone and ask my long list of questions because i still can women have a half our to the former education folks, thank you for coming. and your time at the department of, are you aware of any times when the department took particular steps focused on bias incidents in school, maybe creating a task force or taking steps to try to address those incidents and if so, can you describe what the steps were, whether they were effective. >> a number of states, the issuance of the policy guidance and sexual harassment, differrability harassment, every all been helpful. after 9/11 the department issued a guidance or letter reminding schools to take action not to discriminate against arab american students. i think that is helpful. a very forceful leadership statement from the department, so i think that was helpful. i mentioned the nag guide, really remarkable accomplishment to get all of the national attorney generals and the orr cr to

maggie rae much for that. —— thank you very much for that.ctation. both sides of the rock, big games against the conservatives. those of you following the national news will see this is happening across the country. we are doing extremely well, not just across the country. we are doing extremely well, notjust here but in some of the northern cities. big games against labour in hull, sunderland, liverpool, beginning the fight back across the country, whether it's against labour conservatives, in brexit remain country, we are reasserted herself asa country, we are reasserted herself as a major national source, dumped a lot of hard work and effort. i want to thank you all for what you've achieved. with me is the chairman of the local government assosication, lord porter — who is also a conservative councillor . thank you very much. in your area, the seats were not up for election. we did have a by—election last night and my candidate took 67% of the poll. i stand corrected was one election. obviously, there has got so election. obviously, there