reggie, i'm stuck they're going to kill me! [ laughter ] don't leave me by my self. reggie!it -- reggie, you're the coolest dude ever. >> we're going to go back through this. >> jimmy: and when does this come out, reggie? >> this comes out this december. >> jimmy: this december? this holiday season. >> this holiday season. this will be the game of the holiday season. >> jimmy: holiday season. >> holiday season. >> jimmy: ask for it from santa claus. [ cheers and applause ] reggie fils-aime from nintendo america. that's what i'm talking about. thanks, buddy. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: zedd featuring foxes performing next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. kaiserpermanente. thrive. ♪ [ cheers and applaus

music from reggie watts.right back with mark ruffalo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] meet the best low-light smartphone camera. [ camera shutter clicking ] better than iphone. better than galaxy. the windows phone nokia lumia 928. ♪ can be a moment of delicious wonder. the latest -- new mccafé blueberry pomegranate smoothie. sweet blueberries, raspberries, and a splash of pomegranate juice. there's always something new to love from mccafé. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, a pair of 8th graders from smith middle school in chapel hill, north carolina, they beat 88 other teams to win this year's national school scrabble championship. raymond gao and kevin bowerman are here. [ cheers and applause ] and tonight, they will be destroyed. i will forever ruin the game they love. from the new youtube channel jash, and that's a ridiculous name, j-a-s-h. "jash: and "comedy bang bang" on ifc, the very funny reggie watts is here. [ cheers and applause

. >> so, cora, are you ready to be a family with reggie? >> huh.'t know about that. >> well, there ain't no rush. that boy like four flat tires. he ain't going nowhere. he the one that probably ate up all of my macaroni and cheese, too. look, when you see leroy s. brown in there, don't eat it. the "s" is for stay out of my stuff before i spank somebody's tail. that's what i'm saying, see? >> a good man won't wait forever. >> see you later. >> will, look! >> ah, didn't sasha tell you guys to get ready for school? come on, now. >> oh, will, honey, if we hurry, we'll still have time to pick out the colors for the baby's room. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah? >> ha ha! i'm thinking red and black. hawks, baby! have a good day at school. >> face it, little bro. they're having a baby. you're about to be history. >> you are, too. >> no, i'm not. i'm the oldest. everyone knows the middle child is always invisible. >> come on, guys, let's go! where's joaquin? >> told you. ha! >> since you guys didn't do the last assignment because you thought i was moving to dallas, do

thank you, reggie. reggie watts, everybody. check out his youtube channel.gain. thanks to mark ruffalo and raymond and kevin. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. thanks for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> tonight on "nightline," into the teeth of nature's wrath. these storm chasers run into weather that makes others run for cover. we go inside a heroic and deadly profession. >>> elusive night hunters in danger of becoming prey. tonight a man who the is dedicating his life to saving the majestic snow leopard. >>> what does sex have to do with michael douglas' throat cancer? it's the debate that has everyone talking. >>> keep it right >>> from new york city this is "nightline" with bill weir. >> some dogs like to stick their heads a up of car windows at 80 miles an hour and some like to skinny dip in thunderstorms and some meteorologists like to get as close as they can to monster tornados. but after the loss of three storm chasers in oklahoma chalking their exploits up to adrenaline addiction seems unfair as g

that's how i got reggie.ten to my advice, i'll have him eating out of the palm of your hand, honey. >> reggie will eat out of anything! >> joaquin -- i'll be right back. i'm gonna beat him. joaquin, i'm gonna beat you. >> brianna! call 911! >> joaquin! [ footsteps ] >> ooh-ooh! oh, somebody got on their birthday hair. that is a nice piece, girl. >> it's not a piece. >> oh. yeah. and i love my job. whoo. um, so did you ever find out what will is doing for your birthday? >> no. do you know he is keeping it a secret this year? he didn't even mention my birthday during the drive to work this morning. so you know what that means. >> mm-hmm. still on layaway. >> nope. means it's gonna be big. [ giggles ] he's probably gonna tell me for lunch today. >> okay. >> ooh, nephew. thank you for lunch. i'm full. if i get any fuller, i'm gonna bust open to my white meat. >> or maybe not. so, dr. chocolate, any plans for tonight? >> oh, yeah. >> ooh! >> big, big plans. front-row seats at the hawks game. >> i don't want to see

patrol presence on the main campus, which will continue until further notice. >> again, that was reggie kumar reporting. >>> in sunnyvale, someone shot to death someone at the peacock lounge bar. when officers arrived, they found a man on the ground with gunshot wounds. a witness says he was watching a friend perform at the bar when people outside started running in and panicking. >> they said get out, get out. grab my card and came out to the front here. tried to get in my car, cops were everywhere. no one is leaving, give me your car keys. that was it, guy was shot in the middle of the street. >> police received a call from a hospital about a gunshot victim who may be a second victim in the shooting. no arrests have been made. >>> a dramatic difference in the weather today compared to yesterday. you can see some clouds out there, kind of a mixed bag really. anthony in the weather center. how about a big change, lightning strikes, anthony? >> yeah, we have a few showers and thunderstorms right now, but the main story at home was how cool it was today, at least compared to 24 hours ago.

. >> again, that was reggie reporting. people who have been evacuated will not be able to return home. >> tonight, two men are in custody. police say they rammed through the front about 6:30 this morning. the car ended up more than 40 feet into the cafe. officers found two standing outside when they arrived and took them back in for questioning. >> an arborist told them that the oak tree that fell last night was somewhere between 150 and 175 years old. no one was seriously hurt but one person had to be rescued and many bystanders were rattled. >> i am so wired. i don't know. i mean to see something like this so random and violent, it happened so quickly. >> the big test will come tomorrow during the morning commute. you can see that traffic is flowing very fluidly but in about 12 hours this should be a very different picture. approaching the bridge. at 9:00 this morning, cal tran shifted the lanes just east of the toll plaza to the eastbound bridge approach. that has created an s-curve just before you reach the toll plaza.

reggie from our sister station in los angeles has the latest. >> reporter: more than a handful of homeso rubble and ash. barely anything salvageable. all that left in parts of the small rural communities, scorched hillsides, residences and smoke. the

good morning, reggie. >> good morning. we'll start by telling your story.ned on the night of september 22,2006. >> yeah, it was 19 years old. i was headed to work in the morning and it was about a 25-minute drive. and on my way to work, i made a choice and it was something that i had done all the time before and i made a choice i was going to text while driving. on my way to work, i'm sending s and reading text messages and i go across the center line and i hit another car head-in on n. that car were two men headed to work and they were both killedd on impact. >> is this -- is this something that you think about every >> this is something that is difficult for me every day. there's not a day that goes by that i don't regret the choice t that i made, regret the decision that i don't wish i could go back and change what i did. i can't. it's too late for me. >> and too late for them, obviously. you are now part of this campaign, understandably so, the "it can wait" campaign. tell us what it's all about. >> yeah, i'm working with at&t right now with "it can wai

reggie from our sister station in los angeles has the latest. >> reporter: more than a handful of homes reduced to rubble and ash. barely anything salvageable. all that left in parts of the small rural communities, scorched hillsides, residences and smoke. the firefight is far from home. firefighters say the fire is unpredictable. i can show you why. this home located next to the one that burned down, flames came within a few feet but then stopped. >> at one point they were completely surrounded. the mountain over here is gone. >> marshall refused to leave his historic home built by his great grandfather. >> it's been here since 1885. >> he said his home would have been destroyed if it weren't for five firefighters who kept the flames back. >> can't thank them enough. they did a really great job. but i feel terrible for my friends. >> reporter: those on the front lines are focused on gaining control. >> we want to get as muchabg as many firefighters on this fire as absolutely possible and shut this thing down, weather permitting. >>> in oklahoma, heavy rains today flooded the same areas

reggie shaw, a spokesperson for the campaign, experienced first-hand the tragic effects of texting in the driver's seat. "when i was 19 years old, i left my house for work, and on my ride i was sending and reading text messages. while i was texting, i crossed the center line, and i hit another car and in that car were two men, and they were both killed on impact. the message is simple: it can wait." shaw says the summer months are some of the most dangerous on the road, especially for teens. always a good reminder... retailers made modest gains in may. same-store sales rose 3.2% compared to last year as the rising stock market and home prices spurred on shoppers. costco and limited brands were among the top-performing retailers. analysts expect the postive trend to continue into june. mcdonald's wants to lure in night owls with its new "after midnight" menu. it will offer a few breakfast items, along with its regular menu, until 4 a.m. starting later this month in certain u.s. markets. meanwhile, spirit airlines is trying to woo customers with wine. the low-cost carrier will offer win

. >> again, that was reggie akey reporting. >>> right now rob mayeda checking on the weather and changesoming up. >> yeah, you can't be bored with the seven-day forecast that's coming up. we've got a big cool-down coming then a big warm-up toward the end of the week. right now in between the two. 60s in san francisco and oakland. 73 in san jose. still some 80s inland this afternoon. we did see temperatures climb especially out by concord and fairfield. winds still primarily onshore bringing the chance of low clouds tomorrow morning and hopefully bring our humidity levels up. we've had that fire now about 40 acres by the crockett area which is now being contained. but you can see the humidity levels fairly dry in inland locations at 20% or less at times this afternoon. we do have the fog here from pacifica to half moon bay. sunny around santa cruz where we managed mid 70s this afternoon. the system we're going to be watching for you that's going to bring the drop in temperatures, the gulf of alaska has been holding position this weekend. by tuesday it's going to drop in over the bay area

reggie jackson, ricky henderson, 27,569. plenty of arrows in this one. six innings of scoreless relief to keep the game tied at two. 15th inning. brandon mass chugging around third. catcher chris stewart held on to the throw. and moss is out. after the huge collision. the game just kept ongoing. 18th inning against all time saves. mariano rivera. that's your ball game. it's a sweep of the yankees. 3-2 the final. the a's walking off and victory tastes so, so sweet. he got a little pie in the face for his trouble. this is what you want to look like after a game. you know, forget being dirty. gatorade and pie. >> hey, pretty nice business there. giants call it nostalgia i don't know but the pitcher has a thing for june 13th. let's take it back to this date last year. >> 1 ball and 2 strikes. on the ground from deep third. got him. that's a perfect game. >> fast forward today in pittsburgh. a couple hits. three strikeouts. 6 and 2/3 innings of shut out ball. you'll see the score posted there before hunter crack as three-run home run to break this game wide o

tonight, mark ruffalo -- national school scrabble champions -- and music from reggie watts -- with cleto cletones. and now, furthermore, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very nice. hi there. i'm jimmy kimmel, the host of the show. thank you for watching. and thank you for showing up. they say that's half the battle. i'm glad you're enthusia

. >> prison psychologist reggie matias hopes steele will be well enough eventually to be transitioned to a less restrictive unit. >> we have a program where they work in general population, they do that for a week or so, maybe two. if it looks like it's going well, then they'll move them up to a dorm and they can go to work from there. essentially they would be discharged from the chronic care unit. >> i heard you've been doing much, much better these days. >> i'm trying to. >> yeah, good. the plan is as soon as you get back to your usual self, we'll get you back out there working. you worked in the kitchen, right? >> yeah, i worked in the kitchen as a cook. >> i heard you were popular. >> i'm the best cook over there. >> that's what they said. they said the food was good. >> that's because i have a passion for cooking. >> but when the subject of getting a job in population arises, steele suddenly changes his tone and accuses the doctor of deceiving him. >> you lied to me so much in the past out there in population, that i don't know if i can trust you. >> i understand. now things loo

we'll have music from jewel, darius rucker, reggie watts and thirty seconds to mars. [ applause ] >> first guest is a three-time grammy-winning and multi-tattooed man his band is called the maroon fives, right? and you can see him coach young versions of himself in his fourth season of "the voice." please say hello to adam levine. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm trying to compete with you. >> jimmy: you look nice. does your mother like it when you dress up in a suit? >> she hates my tattoos. i finally got a mom tattoo so she would like one of them. she hates that one also. >> jimmy: at least she doesn't discriminate against the it is a toos. >> she likes this, though. >> jimmy: did you work today? >> today, i didn't work today. today, you are work. but it doesn't feel like it. yeah, man, this is fun. i love hanging out on this show. >> jimmy: i heard you're moving. how does that work when you're moving? do you have a company come in and do it all for you? or are you involved in it? >> we have some help from a company that moves. mostly it's my buddies that helped me out. >> jimmy:

president, young and reggie you say you want our -- you say you want our blind trust. nothing about your administration can be trusted from the failure to give the order to save americans in benghazi and the state department's fantasy and made up narrative from the irs targeting our po political enes and that agency lying about it. the department of justice targeting the press and lying about it and now the nsa collecting unprecedented data and lying about it. the script just doesn't work any more. the fairytale doesn't work any more. the real losers of d.c. just can't be trusted. here is something for you. i can't trust you. i don't trust you. and i won't trust you. you don't deserve to be trusted. that old chicken salad, marriage and the government. it seems the only thing we can trust today is that chicken salad sandwich. coming up, an influencial member of congress is here to tell us why he thinks the obama administration has lost all credibility and what that means for the rest of us. and what do you think? is edward snowden a hero or traitor? message me on facebo

reggie matias, felt he was ready to do something that few predators are capable of, changing their ways>> wanted the try to figure out a different way to do his time in prison. and so he talked with me when he was up on the segregation unit and said i really want a chance at the rtu unit. i want to start making changes in my life. you know, we're pretty particular about who we take in. the bottom line on this unit is there can be no violence. >> i think this unit is the vehicle that i've been waiting for. i think that i'm ready for it because now that my system is beginning to settle, this will be the best time to capitalize this moment. >> remember, you're trying to change your past. you've been going down a certain road for many years and you're trying to walk a different road. do your time a little differently than you have in the last eight, nine years? you're going to be one of our starters. i know that, i know that. >> i can come up here and i can get my stuff together. so i won't have to relapse into a condition that forbids me from being this free again. there is that form of fr

. >> this week, the fisa court's top judge, reggie walton, issued a ruling that the court didn't object to release of a classified opinion that found some of the government surveillance efforts unconstitutional. the justice department argued that the fisa court's own rules prevented release of that opinion. >>> tune into fox news sunday this weekend. former vice president dick cheney will discuss nsa leaks and privacy among other issues. check your local listings. >>> the house overwhelmingly passed a $638 billion defense bill today, 315-108. it imposes new punishments on members of armed service found guilty of rape or assault, which the obama administration supports. it also would block president obama from closing the detention facility at guantanamo bay, cuba, something he vowed to veto. these all need to be reconciled with the senate version before heading to the president's desk. >>> dangers of the information we share on social networking sites, especially for teenagers. >>> and up next, we try to go forward to get the gop back in the majority. lookin' good, flo! feelin' good! fe

yankees in the house and i wonder if reggie jackson went the distance. 27,000 in the o.co. yankees clinging to a one run lead in the 3rd when cespedes hit one. a play at the plate, doesn't get the tag. down! this game is tied at 2. it would stay that day into extra innings. jerry15th inning, coco crisp lines one, brandon moss another play at the plate. moss against stewart again and this time, stewart hangs on. riverthe as are going home. they complete a three-game sweep winning 3-2 and victory, yeah, tastes sweet for travis fryman. >>> u.s. open golf's first round outside of philadelphia,how do the elements affect play? well, the horn at marian golf club blew early and halted play for 3.5 hours. a storm dumped a half inch of rain on the course. cal golfer michael kim one of three bears in the field nails a putt at the 6th. owe carded a 3-over 73. another bear michael weaver here teed off later in the afternoon. the u.s. amateur runner-up sunk a birdie to pull even for the championship. they didn't finish the round. tiger woods, winston payne on the approach shot. liz cook

it included other big celebs, like christina millian, reggie bush, quincy jones-brown, just to name ae too young. he's not 21 yet. apparently he went in. and the rapper game gave him a shoutout when he was on stage and called biebs out. >> busted him. >> and security went what? he's here? apparently, they escorted him out immediately. and he left. the quote was, he seemed really embarrassed. that must be embarrassing. you remember getting kicked out of a place? >> never in that fashion. but yeah. he's still young. >> he's got two more years until he's 21. >> has the world at his feet and can't get into the club. oh, well. >> sorry, biebs. >>> let's talk about prince harry. >> sure. >> he's done a lot of things to gain attention over the years. this is pretty cool. he was in an apache helicopter. and for the first time, he took part in an aviation show. and he apparently did a great job. there he goes. >> harry's piloting that bad boy? >> that's harry. >> harry's pretty cool, i'm telling you. >> and nobody knew until in a very british way, announced it over the loud speaker. >> that's

[ laughter ] "and now reggie's gonna jump while -- while she pushes."e internet. did you see this? school band in illinois was performing "the star-spangled banner" when one of the kids accidentally broke his cymbals. did you see this? he reacted really quickly and pretty well. look at this. [ national anthem playing ] ♪ ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that is the way to do that. that kid should do that every time he's in trouble. like, how do you explain this "f" on this report card? [ laughter ] all right. let him slide. >> steve: he sat it down so gingerly. like no one's gonna notice. >> jimmy: no one's noticing. >> steve: i'm clean. >> jimmy: i woulda just pretended i still had both cymbals. just like -- >> steve: yeah, i would've just smacked them together. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. hey, guys, this is kind of surprising. a new study found that drinking soda is just as bad for your teeth as using meth. however, soda is still less likely to make you live under a bridge with a guy named snake. [ laughter ] is that your birth name? and finally, a for

. >> and reggie, magic johnson says that lebron has a chance to suppress michael jordan?ndling wade. twin weight is the most unselfish. -- twin weighe room---lebron james. and physically, and the body nobody can touch the guy. however, can you keep that competitive edge like michael jordan did? physically, i.e. it the that he is the best of the best. >> and brad said what is your problem with pitchers taking care of problems? >> he was fine, baumgartner. and he was showing off after hitting a home run. that is all of that baseball pop and circumstance. these guys are smart enough to know that they will suspend without pay for a couple of games if you throw a punch. however, if you have to look like a tough guy my bottom line is saying that nauseating. if you hit him once and who is in the hit a home run! i do not believe that. just to hit somebody because they did something that you did not like. however, if you are a baseball player in the dugout and you feel the pressure of the players that is to for a play. however, from my couch i do not buy it. >> now, the new englan

rhode island is part of reggie along were eight other states, including the state of the presiding officer. our region caps carbon emissions and sells permits to power plants to emit greenhouse gases, creating economic incentives for both states and utilities to invest in energy efficiency and renewable energy development. rhode island's climate change commission identifies risks to important state infrastructure and reports on the effects of catastrophic events like hurricane sandy and the 2010 flood. places like north kingstown, rhode island, the city planners have taken the best elevation data available and they have modeled various levels of sea level rise and storm surge. by combining these models with maps showing roads and emergency routes, water treatment plants, andesandand estuaries, the towne better plan. there is a grant to help the state prepare for and address health effects associated with climate change. and most of all, rhode islanders are calling for action, especially young rhode islanders. when i spoke at a climate change rally on the national mall earlier this year, bu

it is important to note that the mass -- -- majority of this traffic complies with the rules and reggie relations -- regulations. we are working to find and stop the proverbial needles in the haystack while the haystack is moving. we continue to improve our ability to do this, and develop resources with those people who would represent the highest risk.ate -- with cooperations with our inner agencies, we screen people and goods before loading onto planes and other vessels coming to the united states. we have redoubled our screening efforts and now check all passengers and cargo prior to boarding. we have extended our nation's orders out from the cargo environment. all our old -- inbound cargo manifests are examined before arrival at u.s. seaports. in addition to approving our ability to mitigate high-risk travel and trade, we remain focused on finding ways to associate the growing volume of goods and people entering the united states. we've developed a series of transformation and a children's , the elevation of paper forms, and the information of more technology. this will increase sec