please welcome jada pinkett smith. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: come on. jaden. >> jimmy: a little shout-out to jaden. >> yes! >> jimmy: oh, man, we love you. i love you. welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look gorgeous. and congrats on everything that's going on. last time we talked, we talked about "girls trip." >> yes. >> jimmy: and then, it became the biggest movie ever in the world. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! >> jimmy: yes, you crushed it, man! >> and made a superstar out of my girl, tiffany. >> jimmy: tiffany haddish, man. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i had never heard of her until that movie and i saw it, and i was like, "who is this person?" >> yeah, i was definitely like that when i got to the set. >> jimmy: right? >> because i was like, "oh, okay, regina, queen." >> jimmy: right. >> i was like, and you are? >> jimmy: i know, yeah. i know, i know regina, and queen latifah -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: i would go anywhere with queen latifah. >> that makes the two of us. >> jimmy: she's the most fun human b

nbc bay area's christie smith was there and has this report. >> end gun violence! >> reporter: they walked across the golden gate bridge with a unified message and for some with a personal story. >> he was shot and killed in december. >> reporter: she lost her son to gun violence. >> i don't want no mother to feel the way that i feel. i don'tant no mother to endure this pain. >> reporter: she joined hundreds of others wearing orange on national gun violence awareness day. >> they specifically selected orange because that's what hunters wear to protect themselves. >> reporter: she's with moms demand action east bay. >> we can do something to prevent gun violence through the enactment of common sense gun laws. >> reporter: meantime the nra posted on social media friday, orange has always been ours, adding the nra continues to be the world's leading gun safety organization. many teens joined the rally today after the high school shooting in parkland, florida. student activists became vocal nationally. mill valley senior zoe says young people are inspired. >> i think t

smith indicates the man they served a warrant to has been a suspect for some time and dna evidence was recently retested. >> we were here to serve a search warrant, and the case that we were serving the search warrant on is an old homicide case from 1974.1974.1974.1974.1. it was an extremely brutal homicide in a church at stanford. we're here doing the search warrant, and it suspect shot and killed himself. >> reporter: this would clearly be a significant breakthrough in a case that stymied investigators for four decades. the sheriff's office said they'll brief us again later this afternoon sometime after 5:00 with details about what happened. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. any updates we'll tweet out to you and on our news app. >>> now this, imagine waking up to find your parked car wrecked and sitting in your front lawn. that was the reality for some folks in san jose in pine street. police closed it off for four hours this morning. two people were hurt and one e with d in the chain reaction reaction from the victims, matt? >> reporter: well, reggie, people who live here

smith, his pulse is flat line. what a game. we're going to be talking about the cavs meltdown in game one of the finals for years. the refs missed a call that none of i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein to negotiate the price of drugs. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> so much happening at the end of the warriors cavs game. you almost have to go into slow mo

the second thing is laurie smith going into a runoff. this is her sixth term.been here a long, lodge time. longesterng sheriff in the state. so those are my two surprises. >> so the's a lot still expected over the next couple of days. big defeat for antonio he out of the gameolits>> acomp. john chiang, who was thought to be the generation, gone. >> thank you, larry, for your insight throughout the night. i think we'll have you back tomorrow to go over all the resuks foroi us as we hit midnight. >> thank you again. good night. >> w e're ready for you on set. >> oh. you know, i think it might be ttonlymaybe ne of us wears our hair like this. you know? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: uh, sure. no problem. >> okay, cool. >> jimmy: can we talk about this? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring y ." tonight, join jimmy and his guest ariana grande, and featuring, as always, the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: grande! >> steve: and now, here he is,

his name is rodney smith.mowing lawns for the elderly, disabled, single moms, and veterans. smith calls it the 50-yard challenge, because he plans to cut one lawn in all 50 states. he started on may 17 in milwaukee, wisconsin, and since then, he's made it to 26 more states. he's going to add two more this weekend -- louisiana and arkansas. this is smith's second year completing the 50-yard challenge. he said he's doing it to inspire kids to get involved in community service. he takes kids along as he cuts grass, and encourages them to start their own challenge. this year, 130 kids have signed up. we think this is an awesome grassroots effort to pay it forward. i'm soledad o'brien. we'll see you here next week on "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ robert handa: hello, and welcome to "asian pacific america." ♪ i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we sta

it states the smith's enrollment form includes bold text that lays out the 50% reduction. for proof, cigna said it purtt printout of the disclaimer in the packet. but it's not there. the state apparently didn't notice the key evidence was missing. it just signed off on cigna's denial. >> i mean, for both of them, i just want to say like, shame on you. and particularly the insurance commissioner's office, i feel like their role is really to protect the consumer, and i don't feel protected. piffle very taken advantage of. >> reporter: we pointed out the missing proof, and asked the state to reconsider its seemingly incomplete review. nora is demanding a second pet unrelenting. but he concedes a wider range of emotion, on top of the grief of losing his wife. >> very helpless, very angry, and very anxious to warn everyone else to watch out for their insurance companies. >> reporter: just as we were getting ready to put this story on tv, cigna officially declined to take our questions. instead, it sent us a very general statement, which reiterated it is common for accidental de

tonight their names are wendi winters, john mcnamara, gerald fischman, rebecca smith and rob hiaasen. all worked for the paper in different roles ... including writer, editor and columnist. (ken)senator dianne feinstein reacting to the tradegy earlier today. in a tweet she stated "my heart goes out to all those affected by the shooting at the capital gazette in maryland, and my thanks to law enforcement for their response. we can't continue allowing this to happen. our communities deserve better." (ken)the chicago- based publishing company for the capital gazette say it is "deeply saddened" by the attach on its maryland newspaper. as a result of the shooting there was an extra police presence at several chicago and new york based media companies. (ken) kron 4 first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (ken) a teen girl at the center of a medical and religious debate over brain death has died after surgery jahi mcmath's mother says doctors declared her dead from excessive bleeding and

we break down the best on the web, including trick shot champ brody smith includes his girlfriends in a challenge. >> i'm a little nervous. >> what she finally spots on the zip line that now sinks >> dark cam from dash cam owners australia, you never know what you will catch. this guy sees this. a woman frantically rung down the street. he invites her to just on in and the chase is now on. they flip around and find him headed down the street. she is sticking her head out the window, if anybody maifb may have seen what she's looking for. >> a bicycle, exactly. someone had just stolen her electric bicycle. the guy seen a good running eratic and sass on the sidewalk. he thought, he knew where he went. he saw the woman. he remembers. you hear, there was a baby seat on the bicycle. the guy is just on edge i was worried a baby was >> it's the fastest bicycle. >> so far they're bebe be be into the right intersection. >> it's three different ways the guy could have gone. >> exactly. >> you see somebody on a bicycle. the driver speeds up. it is this woman's bike. watch what happens next. >> ho

smith: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: amendment number 48 printed in house report 115-711 offered by mr. smith of missouri. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 917, the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from missouri. mr. smith: i rise in favor of my amendment which protects the mississippi river. the mret is our navigation ystem down through louisiana near the gulf of mexico. since 1928, it has prevented $1 trillion in flood damage and protected the lives of millions who live in the mississippi valley. the flood ways and back waters relieve pressure on the mississippi levees during flooding and essential to keeping the system functioning. one of those is in southeast missouri. in 2011, the mississippi river experienced historic flooding leading to the army corp.' decision to explode. as a result, 130,000 acres of land were flooded destroying peoples' homes, towns and crops. the people of southeast missouri are resilie

the last victim was rebecca smith a sales assistant. she loved spending time with her family and had just been recently hired at the "capital gazette." stay with us for continuing coverage of the deadly newspaper shooting. we'll be updating the latest developments on twitter and facebook pages. >>> rally in support of immigrant families at 5:30, the protest held outside an east bay detention center where two children separated from their parents are reportedly being held. >> and california just passed the nation's toughest internet privacy law. how it gives you more control over the information companies can and can't have. >> and nothing says summer- like a trip to the county fair. but is it losing its luster? why organizers say fewer people are taking part in the american tradition. >>> in lake county cal fire reports today the pawnee fire is now 56% contained. the fire acreage is holding steady at 13,700 acres but that number could increase as temperatures heat up this weekend. a red flag warning has been issued through sunday. gusty

smith. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the subcommittee today is going to examine the department of energy's effort to modernize the electrical grid and i look forward to hearing what our witnesses have to say on the subject. across the country we're working to develop next generation technologies that will make up our future electric grid. this is critical research and development to help address vulnerabilities that range from cyberattacks to natural disasters. another challenge is developing grid-scale battery storage and incorporating that into our electric grid. renewable energy and distributed energy resources are changing the way electricity is produced and delivered throughout the nation. these energy sources are intermittent and depend on the sun to shine and the wind to blow. without the capacity to efficiently store the energy produced from renewable energy, these resources can only make a minimal contribution to america's electricity needs. energy storage is the key to modernizing the grid without sacrificing r

colonel smith hears that this has happened. he's still making his way from arlington, and this is totally against orders, and he comes rushing up and it puts a stop to this massacre. of course, the americans tried, the lexington men tried to get away as best they could, but only, we still had 22% casualty rate, which is a very, very high and very, very heart rendering en you know theirndidual stories. pitcairn of course is delighted. this is exactly what sandwich and the king want. they want more killing. the only criticism of pitcairn that they would have is you didn't kill enough. so this killing ignited all of the malicious, inflamed and made the commitment of the militia men and all the 30 towns that finally showed up for the fight, it made them into an army and being that was big enough and strong enough and experienced enough to give smith and his reinforcements with lord percy a very tough time, and, of course, they were defeated. they were driven back to boston. i'll get back to what happened in concord. now, let me go

smith at the end of regulation game one of the nba finals to know what james was saying. smith hung onto a rebound with the score tied and four seconds left, held on for 3.5 seconds. that helped sink the cavs in overtime. >> the tabloids are already letting smith have it. new york post which was his hometown paper before the trade to cleveland had this, who shot? not j.r. >> and lebron got annoyed and abruptly ended the postgame press conference. he answered a lot of questions. and that was far from the only traumatic moment of the night. >> t.j. holmes there catching his breath at oracle arena in oakland. what was it like there? >> reporter: well, cavs, warriors, a lot of people were saying they don't even want to see this. how can you argue with what you just saw tonight? an incredible game in which we saw lebron james do, have a historical performance, and it still wasn't enough. it was a back and forth game. of course you saw the play at the end of halftime, going into halftime. steph curry, pulls up from -- i don't know. we're in oakland. and he pulled up from like s

all he needs j-r smith to do... just pay attention... smith>"no, i knew it was tied. to take a timeout because i got the rebound. i'm pretty sure everybody didn't think i was going to shoot it over kd right there.q: in the replay it looked like you may have said to lebron, "i thought we were ahead."smith: if i thought we were ahead, i would have just held on to the ball and let them foul me". j-r smith has a history of some pretty ridiculous moments on the floor....and of course we had to go back in the archives.. november 2016 ... cavs versus bucks... and where is j-r smth... chatting on the sideline with the opposing bench... talking to jason terry while tony snell goes up for a wide open dunk.. take a look , he gives him hug and all..--and this was a regular season game...j-r smith told the media after the game he didn't know he was in the game.. really??when it comes to the finals... you've got to be all the way locked in... the children of california. tony is a leader , slips through the cracks. sure california's schools are the best in the country. every child i