sabrina has a room in our home. so this is sabrina's room. this is the room that, you know, when sabrina comes home, this is her room. >> are these her baby clothes? >> these are them, and i said from the beginning, and i still say it. when she comes home, we're going to donate them together. we changed the room a few years ago from the toys because she is 20 years old now. >> she is 20 years old now. is 20 years old. so you feel confident that she is still alive? >> absolutely. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. who would take a baby to hurt them? >> do you play that in the back of your mind? finding her missing, and running to the neighbor and calling 911. how much do you remember all that? >> i don't play it back. it hurts too much. it's pain >> reporter: it was november 23, 1997, a sunday night and the family spent it watching a movie. marlene and steve tucked their three kids, 8-year-old william, 4-year-old monica and baby sabrina into bed for the night. the next morning, marlene recalls waking up and getting her son out of bed first. >> and as i

and music from sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very kind of you. hi everyone. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you. thank you for bringing the elements to the air. what a day it was today. we had -- we had some of that, what is it called when the water comes down? rain. we got rain today. i almost had to call in wet to work today. it was scary. i tell you, it always happens the day i go to dry bar. my blow out was completely ruined. are you okay guillermo? >> yeah everything is great. >> what happens when your hair gets wet. >> i put more spray. >> jimmy: is that spray you're using. >> it's m ousse ande ha ande haa skbr . >> jimmy: why so much. >> so it can stay nice. >> jimmy: those the lengths we go to. meanwhile winter storm east, slowing things down considera y considerably. federal offices were closed. all events were cancelled at the white house today. [ cheers and applause ] all ri

rational about this is that the singer is not a native speaker of the ganga sabrina have known as dino is a twenty four year old german woman she's made a name for herself as a pop star in the east african country of uganda what does that actually me. i don't really know so i don't have a definition. but my songs are on the radio and t.v. people recognize me in the streets and i've already met all the successful people and have sung on big shows. of course and trolls. although you know spends most of her time in uganda these days we meet her in berlin where she's just graduated in social work she's also written a book about her unusual career to give us a business meineke that was it was very important to me to tell my story myself and it really is very autobiographical it's about what's happened since twenty twelve but i also wanted to give a more modern and hopefully more realistic view of an african country i was awfully conscious on the side i experienced many things in uganda that many people in germany can't even imagine so much forgotten for stand close in two thousand and twelv

sabrina, thank you forjoining us., arkansas, is necessarily one in favour of more gun controls. so you don't necessarily represent your stake in going out and protesting for more of these? that would be a correct assessment. i'm the president of the young democrats at bentonville high school, so we are a minority in our state, but what we've stressed about the walkout is that it we've stressed about the walkout is thatitis we've stressed about the walkout is that it is a bipartisan demonstration. we're trying to dispel the myth that you cannot be pro— second amendment and pro— comprehensive gun reform. we are trying to really educate our community on what the second amendment means and how we can put it into a more modern context by allowing more regulation of it. but that's precisely what many people, for example, the nra, do not want. if you look at the marjory stoneman douglas case, there were lots of lapses with regard to the fbi missing out on cues, and the argument has been won that this was not necessarily abou

special about this is that the singer is not a native speaker of the gundam sabrina half you know owners do you know there's a twenty four year old german woman she's made a name for herself as a pop star in the east african country of uganda what does that actually me. i don't really know so i don't have a definition. but my songs are on the radio on t.v. people recognize me in the streets and i've already met all the successful people and have sung on big shows. of course and trolls. although do you know spends most of her time and uganda these days we meet her in berlin where she's just graduated in social work she's also written a book about her unusual career. leave us service to find his mother was very important to me to tell my story myself and it really is very autobiographical it's about what's happened since probably trial but i also wanted to give a more modern and hopefully more realistic view of an african country i was awfully conscious on the side i experienced many things in uganda that many people in germany can't even imagine much forgot a four stroke was in two thousa

politics reporter for the guardian, sabrina siddiqui, former fbi supervisory agent josh campbell, and former prosecutor and cnn analyst, paul callan. >> josh, you left the fbi, and i imagine though you still have contact with your former colleagues, what's the feeling inside the fbi right now in light of mccabe's firing and everything that has transpired since then? >> i have heard from a lot of my former colleagues in the last 12 hours. i think the one theme i have noticed is one of confusion. people trying to make sense of two competing thoughts. trying to hold in their head at the same time. lack of candor in the fbi is something that is not tolerated. and you know, almost always leads to dismissal. that people understand. but they're also trying to make sense of the process that was involved here. and the timeline that was involved in the dismissal of former deputy director mccabe. there are just so many questions to answer. the way this is handled is 180 degrees opposite of what the fbi is used to. the fbi agents collect information and determine facts. they're always prifrby to

let's bring in adrian elrod and sabrina shaver, vice president at the harold group.ant to read another perspective. administration officials and outsiders with windows into decision making describe a growing sense of despair within trump's ranks driven by the mounting frustration that intuition and improvisation is incompatible with a competently functioning executive branch. mixed messages on guns, is there truth to that? >> look, alex, i think there is a lot that is unconventional at this white house, no doubt. i spend a lot of time at the herald group and working with the media and i don't know one reporter who isn't looking to pick winners and losers. so i kind of take some of this with a grain of salt. we have the oscars tonight in l.a. i feel like we're sort of hollywood in washington looking for who's going to come out on top. yes, there are real concerns coming out of this white house. there's instability that could lead to very, very bad policy decisions especially on trade. i like to take some of the drama with a grain of salt so as not to lose focus on wha

. >>> joining me right now, sabrina sidiqqui and seema meja. sabrina, i want to get your reaction to what you heard from stormy daniels' attorney. what are you thinking? >> this is a story that has continued to involve. first the white house suggested there was no affair whatsoever and frankly no payment. then michael cohen came out and said out of loyalty to trump who he has served for a very long time, he made this payment of his own volition, which frankly i don't think anyone buys as a narrative, it's hard to imagine that an attorney would make a six-figure payment and not even notify his client, especially when that client was running for the highest office in the land, and surely this story was bound to come up at a later point in time. i think as kelly just pointed out, because it does not have trump's signature, the strategy seems to be from stormy daniels and her attorney to try to prove that the nda is effectively null, which would enable her to tell her story. there is a real question whether there was a violation of campaign finance

sabrina, ryan, thanks for coming on.st to you, this tweet to the president today, saying that his lawyers have shown conclusively that there is no conclusillusio russia. that's simply not true. there have been no conclusions on this matter. where is that coming from? >> since the very beginning, the president has dismissed this investigation as a witch hunt. he sees it as delegitimizing his victory in the election. but he has also refused to even acknowledge russian interference in the election. and he has dismissed the fact -- >> he's slightly acknowledged it. >> he's tip "todatoed around it back and forth, one day it happened, one day it didn't. but there have now been at least four officials indicted. and you have sam nunberg, his longtime mentor is roger stone, who had contact with julian assange, cofounder of wikileaks. that is where the hacked e-mails from the clinton campaign and the dnc have appeared. so what you have is this pattern of contacts between officials who have either associated with the campaign or wi

sabrina ward/mother- "the kids are having such a wonderful time."and joe, showed up early with their four kids for a bird's eye view of the action.joe ward/father- "my kids have never been to a parade like this. so, we wanted to take them to something special."nats- they got a chance to see some of san francisco's finest up close and personal. police officers and fire fighters welcomed warmly. local leaders having a blast as well. for mark farrell... it's his first st. patrick's day parade as interim mayor. an event he enjoyed with his wife and kids. mark farrell/interim mayor- "loving it. today, god is irish. the sun is shining. it's an awesome st. patrick's day parade." spectators say you don't have to be irish to enjoy the holiday, or the parade. all you need to do is have a little green. if you don't have that, you can find some beeds... and, certainly enjoy your friends and family.nats- "happy st. patrick's day." this family is visiting from oakland.wilbert ballard/specta tor- "every holiday should be enjoyed."nats- larry mazzola

joining me is ruth marcus and sabrina sadiki, political reporter for the guardian., does this raise any questions you'd ask the president today, ruth? >> i -- >> if you were sitting in that front row? >> i might have some questions about what the president did and what his involvement was in trying to make certain that these stories, which, by the way, i watched karen mcdougal last night. i thought her story was very credible, and i thought it was quite heartbreaking. i would want to know something about his involvement and his knowledge of the efforts to make sure their stories did not come to light. by the way, that didn't work out very well in terms of keeping it quiet. >> sabrina, what would you be asking? >> i think this isn't really a story about the president's indiscretions. it's more so a story about an effort by the president and his allies to silence these women and bar them from speaking out. karen mcdougal had sold the rights to her story to american media inc. that publishes the national enquirer. the publisher is a close friend of trump's. they had pa

sabrina, thank you for joining us. really quick, so, you are in walmart.several weeks. he is expecting a child that he won't be able to see be born because he is in basic training. is that understanding of the sacrifice both that you did of giving your son to the military and also the sacrifice he is making for his own new family, is that what prompted that emotion? because i got chills. >> yes, it did. it did. not being able to see him leave and then just thinking about why he chose to go. and his love for wanting to go. steve: yeah. and the folks can't see it from that video, but, sabryna, you were actually crying in that video as you were singing it because, you know, it's pulling at your heart, giving the story about your story about your son. how did you walmart. >> planned the grand opening. we invited several different people. i found out that someone had went to my mother and they were looking for someone outside of the store to sing the national anthem. and she is like why are you looking for someone outside of the store have you someone in the st

sabrina ward/mother- "the kids are having such a wonderful time."showed up early with their four kids for a bird's eye view of the action.joe ward/father- "my kids have never been to a parade like this. so, we wanted to take them to something special."nats- they got a chance to see some of san francisco's finest up close and personal. police officers and fire fighters welcomed warmly. local leaders having a blast as well. for mark farrell... it's his first st. patrick's day parade as interim mayor. an event he enjoyed with his wife and kids. mark farrell/interim mayor- "loving it. today, god is irish. the sun is shining. it's an awesome st. patrick's day parade." spectators say you don't have to be irish to enjoy the holiday, or the parade. all you need to do is have a little green. if you don't have that, you can find some beeds... and, certainly enjoy your friends and family.nats- "happy st. patrick's day." this family is visiting from oakland.wilbert ballard/specta tor- "every holiday should be enjoyed."nats- larry mazzola/local 38

we can go back to sabrina mahmoody who helped organise the walkout in arkansas.because your teachers were not supportive of it? i wouldn't necessarily go so far as to say the teachers didn't support this as it was a school board decision, however i am hundreds of other students will take that detention gladly because not only is oui’ detention gladly because not only is ourtime important... it detention gladly because not only is our time important... it is time that we can use... we can call senators and move forward. more action. i'm going to persist with this line because you have some interesting stuff to say, even though it is a bit sketchy. are you representative of the state of arkansas because i've been doing some research and looking at gun control laws in arkansas and people in arkansas like their guns. i don't think they would be pleased to see the kinds of gun restriction measures that people like you are promoting so you are not representative of your state, i year? ... arkansas representative of your state, i year? arkansas and the president of the

i got all these blue ribbon committees -- >> so sabrina, he was talking about opioids on saturday night and today he's talking about guns. he has punted this idea to a federal task force and this is not what president trump likes to think he's about. he says he's about action. this isn't exactly action. >> i think that the irony is, it's his administration that has been setting up some of these commissions and they did the same for the opioid crisis. they had a task force that met and included state officials as well as local authorities and they produced a series of recommendation. it's ultimately up to the white house and the president to push for those recommendations and to support some of the proposals that any task force comes up with. what's notable about the gun violence task force is that there is no set deadline for their works. there's also a lack of urgency with respect to addressing the issue of gun policy in the wake of parkland at a time when you have this grassroots activism that is really trying to keep this issue at the forefront of the debate in washington. ultimately

sabrina on her game, puts oregon up 34-21 at the half.e the show at 36 points. gets the basket off the turnover. oregon win it is pac 12 champion for the first time in school history. south men's champion, liberty flames taking on the radford high landers. game tied 52-52 not anymore. jones with a three at the buzzer. giving radford the title and sending his team to the big dance since 2009. the sharks feel the sting of the blue jackets tonight at the tank. evander kane nets his first goal. the sharks on the ice against columbus and the sharks 0 for 4 on the power play. nick folino gets it out of the block. the sharks down 1-0. that's kane's first with the sharks, but bobrovsky has 33 saves in the game. the blues win 4-2. >> they were never out of reach, the guys came back and gave ourselves a chance but down 3-0 and at the end of the night that's what caught us. >> we found our game a little bit at the end of the third period and got back to how we wanted to play from the start. moving forward we need to bring that from buck drop. >> the

charles: sabrina trade war?> i don't know a trade war but i think there's economic uncertainty especially for certain groups like farmers and people in areas that are really hurt by these tariffs and also think this is going to have political uncertainty for republicans so a lot of people aren't getting on board with this. charles: brad, trade war? >> no trade war china's going to fold like a cheap suit. >> no they're not. charles: [laughter] they'll pushback but i don't think the emperor wants to start off on shakey ground. you guys are fantastic thank you all very much appreciate it. coming up stocks and rally most of the day but markets still on track for their second down week in a row. charles: this just in, the white house saying president trump and south korean president moon talked today about preparations for the upcoming engagement with north korea. trump also reiterating his intention to meet kim jong-un by the end of may. we'll bring you more details as they come in. meanwhile, robert mueller's speci

people in germany can't even imagine so much forgotten for stone time in two thousand and twelve sabrina harris spent a year doing voluntary service in rwanda a neighboring country of uganda. later she traveled around east africa and particularly like the ugandan capital kampala and that's where it started she was at a bar where they. played live music and she began to sing a music producer happened to be in the audience going on that my heart out and he just asked almost jokingly whether we should record something and i said yes and we went to a studio and wrote a song in luganda and off we recorded it made a video and posted it online and big media organizations were already winning the next day and then it all went really fast that's clouding i. was her first song became a hit in twenty fifteen. hours. means bring him to me and luganda pretty european singers singing are now frickin language could also be a source of criticism. helped a lot of gods and i first i think that people understood really fast that i wasn't just doing this for fun it was that it's not like i just turned up an

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amber and sabrina still here with me. thoughts on texas?ave had a long time chance of trying to turn texas to the shade of blue. it's not happening any time soon. but, texas democrats say the trump era had sped up their plans. a few data points they shared with me yesterday was that early voting members are more than doubled and at least 15 counties for democrats. in some key counties and some key districts specifically, it is matching the 2016 presidential primary and that will suggest democrats, which was a competitive primary in texas between bernie sanders and hillary clinton that democrats are doing what opt tiffs don't think they do. come out and vote in high levels in midterm elections. >> certainly in many ways texas is a bell for some of the enthusiasm we have seen in the trump era. we not only have an uptake in democratic situation but democratic are saying who are seeking federal and state office in texas. i think the question remains whether they can sustain that momentum into november where they previously has, looking at previ

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. >> how much does it change the situation, sabrina, if stormy daniels was, in fact, physically threateneds her lawyer claims? >> you could see this evolve into a criminal case but it's important to know her attorney wouldn't offer specifics on how she felt threatened, whether or not she went to the police for feeling a threat of violence. the attorney did not link that threat to anyone close to the preside president. what's more telling is that you have another attorney from the trump administration, jill martin, who has also been involved in the matters relating to stormy daniels, which was a restraining order to prevent stormy from speaking about her alleged affair with the president so that calls into question whether or not there were people acting in official capacity from the trump organization with respect to legal matters pertaining to daniels and this is this has exposed the way in this the president because of his unusual past is susceptible to blackmail and that was something brought up in that steele dossier about the trump associates and links to moscow. there are some govern

and music from sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue.re's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very kind of you. hi everyone. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you. thank you for bringing the elements to the air. what a day it was today.

we're going to give you a round of applause. [ applause ] and, chris and sabrina, keep it up.e the star of "fresh off the boat," constance wu. she is here. she's going to be here live. we'll be right back. >> announcer: wednesday, you'll love this madly. ♪ some love >> david guetta, sean paul and becky g take over the morning and it'll be a nonstop party, wednesday only on "gma." presented by pepsi. >>> all right back now on "gma," boy, we've enjoyed these nor'easters with the snow. cut through the trees. fresh shots, incredible. mt. snow, vermont, seeing the same snow there. over 60 inches of snow in the past few days. second snowiest march on record. a second storm potentially sunday morphing into another coastal low tuesday night into wednesday and there's some more potential snowfall across parts of the northeast. that's just one model. that can change. we're still a long way out. if you're a skier, you can continue to lick your chops. might be skiing into july. that's a quick check of what's >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist mike nicco. showers up in the north bay sprea

. ♪ over the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> that employee, sabrina barnes, says she at the ribbon-cutting, it has special meaning because her son joined the military and she says that song means so much more than it has in the past. heather: god bless her, thank you. have a great day. the time is 26 minutes after the top of the. adjoint plea, republican lawmakers demanding an investigation into the fbi's abuse of power allegations. >> the effect the obama justice department and fbi utilized what they knew was fabricated evidence that makes watergate look like small potatoes. heather: new call to jeff sessions to take action. texas primary result pouring in overnight, democratic turnout boosting enthusiasm on the left. our next guest so they shouldn't celebrate just yet. ♪ heather: the call for special counsel to look at alleged fisa abuses to reaching a fever pitch, claiming there's evidence of bias against the trump campaign. kelly right with new accusations. >> reporter: in a letter to the atty. gen. and the deputy attorney general the chairman of the house oversig

. >> reporter: sienna bucu and sabrina prevost organized a group of 30 high school students from unionw jersey, raising money for the trip in just two weeks. >> being here is amazing, and there are so many people. 'md i'm awe-shocked to be with everyone around, but it's just the beginning. what do we do tomorrow? what do we do the day after? and if everyone around here walks out of this march and boinks about what we can do tomorrow, that's when we're going to see the real change. or reporter: organizers were expecting a half million people. they have filled block after block of pennsylvania avenue. now, to put that in perspective, a half million people is on par with some presidential inaugurations and huge events that fill portions of the national mall, like the annual fourth of july celebration. elaine. >> quijano: kris, thank you. for stoneman douglas students, onday was the start of spring break. they said there's no place they'd rather be than the ttion's capital. onr the stoneman douglas kids, today was personal. are's adriana diaz. >> we cannot keep america great if we cannot k

proceeded to produce masterpieces like double indemnity and sunset boulevard with stolid seventeen sabrina and the seven year itch wilder proved himself a master of revolutionary realize i'm his biting humor and a servant one liners became his trademark. in one nine hundred fifty seven wilder met the romanian born brighter is diamond together they penned love in the afternoon then some like it hot the beginning of a lifelong collaboration. i was like that i don't know i think i'm like that it's no use we're not going to get away with. it joyce if you know this with your i journal first place. and. so what it began with was they talked they talked together for two months three months sometimes they sat and stared at each other for twenty four hours. in is that if the typewriter when something happened he would write it now the structure . is both of them in the eye basic ideas always really and the structure is the two of them together just seeing scene by scene and the overall basic structure most of the actual dialogue is is because billy english was perfect it was a bit formal we just go

the chief justice the case against the county put daily is being seen as an attack on press freedom sabrina has more from the capital katmandu. riot police were deployed outside the supreme court as representatives of nepal's largest newspaper the county daily arrived for the hearing security was tight and court authorities strict about who else would be allowed in so the sharma's the newspaper's editor would remember. and this is not only a case of conduct but of a larger case of press freedom in nepal this will set a precedent on how widely ordinarily the constitutional guarantee of free speech will be understood. because people daily published a series of reports alleging that the parts chief justice but actually used fake documents and falsified his date of birth the mandatory age retirement is sixty five the chief justice says that the stories are a tad on the judiciary system with imaginary facts and objectionable language the supreme court however already has an ongoing investigation against the chief justice on the alleged charges of fake documents. chief justice perjury had issued

investigators say on sunday morning sabrina was drunk when she crossed over the median on i-five and hit another vehicle. two high school boys from the grass valley area were killed in the crash and were both athletes. they were traveling with family to pismo beach when it happened. she will be formally charged once released from the hospital. >>> the oaklands fire marshal has resigned and the fire chief is looking for his replacement. mcgill true heel has been on the hot seat since the deadly ghost ship fire. safety warnings made to the fire bureau never got inspected. 36 people will fire does michael assume the duties until they fire a new person to take the position. >>> the historic building in montclair, fire station 24 was built in 1927. it with the commission to decades ago because of its proximity to the hayward fault. it is part of two large parcels, the city is offering on morocco road. three open houses are planned in the near future.>>> right now, people are getting ready for the weekend. it's pretty nice.>> it is pretty pleasant. we have the cold to start the month. we a

--former miramonte all- american, sabrina ionescu was on a mission against stanford...ads the other way for the layup ducks up by eleven... late in the third -- alanna smith tries getting something going for the cardinal in the fourth... scores 14 points. -- but the pac-12 player of the year too much for stanford... ionescu finishes with a carrer-high... 36 points --oregon wins 77-57 the ducks win their first conference tounament title moving over to the men's bracket, their tourney begins in a week and a half. a handful of schools have already made the list for entry into the dance.. including--one squad that stormed in in grand fashion gotta go jones for the win, he nailed it! carlik jones...the hero from radford university...wh ose buzzer-beater sends the highlanders to the tournament,. radford..triumphs over liberty to claim the big south championship...and is back in the bracket field for the first time since 2009. and here's another great story-- kobe bryant can now add an oscar to his trophy case. the 5-time nba champoin and lakers great...won an acade

and we will have music from dua lipa, the decemberists, sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue, and chloeew jersey has given us many gifts, >> are you coming with me? >> i would love to but you haven't asked me. >> jimmy: this is a situation where i'm in a compromising position. i'll be lying down with a gown on. and katie couric will be lurking with our questions. >> i'll be there for you. >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo. you know, the stafts new jersey has given us many gifts. frank sinatra, bubble-wrap, air conditioning, and our first guest. he has a new show here on abc called "alex, inc." >> quit your job? >> yes. what if i, and this is one of the reasons i want to take to you dinner, start my own podcast company. [ laughter ] >> why are you laughing? >> because you're kidding. you're not kidding? oh, god. >> jimmy: "alex inc" premieres march 28th, please welcome zach braff. >> jimmy: welcome. >> i like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is really, really good. hi, everybody. america of the >> jimmy: i want to begin by saying, i know you're a clean person. you smell exceptionally c

anthony wilson, star moore, karen chow, and sabrina hall. >> good evening, board, and superintendent matthews. my name is anthony wilson. i'm the director of advocacy in kip and bayview area schools. i'm here to reiterate that we are generally not satisfied with the popular offer to locate our school in the mission education center. as you know we've served kids in the bayview since 2003, which is about 15 years, and we are not newcomers to the bayview community, but we're part of the existing community. our charter clearly outlines and states that our school will serve students of the day viba and we know that there's space at the schools, such as malcolm x. the district has made it a priority to keep students in the bayview and kip has created an opportunity for that purpose. so it does not make sense to ship 100 plus students out of the bayview and bus the new school students who do not live in the bayview in. so displacing two communities will ultimately punish the learner, which is our students. so our prospective parents who i'm here on behalf of, and our students and our famil

. >> is it consideration we draw any conclusions, sabrina, about whether the president will or won'tstify before mueller's team some. >> certainly even though president has said he would like the talk to the special counsel, he and his legal team have been unable to agree on the parameters of an interview or even a time or date to sit down. i think one of the concerns baltimore if the president did testify, he would open up to even more legal peril. we know he is a president who has a problem with the truth so he could commit perjury. it doesn't really mat here comes is that goes with respect to the legal team. the problem here is not the lawyer, or who is on the legal team. the problem is the client. and there's no predictability when it comes to trump who have seen him try on disdread special counsel and its investigation. he does that frequently in tweets. that's not something that i think any high profile lawyer is willing to deal with what might happen tomorrow. >> does this depleted legal team make him more vulnerable right now to mueller? >> i think you know, inside the white

tomorrow night, charlie day will be here, henry winkler will join us, and we'll have music from sabrinaarr and john goodman, with music from chloe and halle. please join us for that [ cheers and applause ] there aren't too many journalists i'd allow to be part of my first colonoscopy, it's really just our first guest and jake tapper, but she cared about not just my colon she cares about all of our colons, please welcome a 7-time emmy winner and co-founder of "stand up two cancer," katie couric. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. why are you looking at me like that? what went on in that room i didn't know about. >> i didn't tell you about some of the things you said to me when you were still out of it. >> jimmy: what did i say. >> you were fine. how great and wonderful is he [ cheers and applause ] that jimmy, that you donated your ass to awareness. thank you so much. >> jimmy: nobody else wanted it. i agree it's a good enough cause. >> wasn't bad right. >> jimmy: i brought it to the salvation army they said we'll pass. not only was it not bad it was fine. only part i didn't like