it does not have to be a stevie wonder song but can can be. use the hashtag ktvu fox 2 news on facebook, twitter or instagram. if you have not listened to him in a while you forget just how good he is. that's awesome. happy birthday. >>> at the senate hearing on covid-19 there was a tense exchange between senator rand paul and doctor anthony fauci. the senator pushed for schools to reopen in the fall. doctor fauci urged caution. >> i do not think you are the end all. ii do not think you are the one person who gets the make the decision. >> i am a scientist, a physician and a public health official. i give advice according to the best sieptsivic evidence. we do not know everything about the virus and we better be very careful particularly when it comes to children. >>> the president of the california teachers association said when schools reopen there will need to be measures in place to protect the health of students and educators. >> teachers will not be willing to go back unless they know that the students and the educators have what they ne

i've toured with prince for a few years and stevie wonderfor a few years. for a few years and stevienica popular again. we were about to get on the road with the band to do get on the road with the band todoa get on the road with the band to do a tour and some private events around the country when covid—19 hit. the necessity of playing turned into this opportunity to create a space where we could actually respect the rules of covid and still be creative, still practice our music. we've been calling those sunday frederic yonnet sessions —— those sunday sessions eavesdrop, not because we wa nted eavesdrop, not because we wanted people to come and watch the show, but for them to listen from their property. when we first started this, we we re when we first started this, we were a little concerned and worried about what kind of reaction we were going to get from people. i have lived in this neighbourhood for quite some time and now, thanks to this, we are meeting more neighbours than i've ever met since i moved here. i think we all need joy, happiness and love in this time. it's not the

laura: frederick is a jazz musician who touord the with prince and stevie wonder. he's playing for audiences closer to hom he's been performing for his neighbors in washington, d.c., inging weekend joy ding these troubled times. here's his story. >> my name is frederick. i'm a french harmon can player. i moved to washington, d.c., in 2001. td wi prie for a few years. i've toured with stevie for a few years. i'm trying to make harmoni popular again. ♪t we're ab to get on the road with the band. we're go to do a tour and some private events around the country. when covid hit. the necessity of playingto turn this opportunity to create a space where we could actually respec the rules of covid-19, and still be creive. still practice our music with one a ther. ♪ we've been calling those sunday sessions eavescrop -- drop. we wanted the neighbors to listen to the show we were a little concerned and worried about how -- what kind of reaction we were going to get from our neighbors. i've lived in is nfoghborhood and n, thanks to this, we are meeting more neighbors than evee

i've toured with prince for a few years, i've toured with stevie for a few years.e were about to get on the road with a band, to do a tour and some private events around the country when covid hit. the necessity of playing turned into this opportunity to create a space where we could actually respect the rules of covid and still be creative, still practice our music with one another. we've been calling those sunday sessions eavesdrop and the reason we call those eavesdrop is because we want the neighbours not to come and watch the show but to listen to it from their property. when we first started this, we were a little concerned and worried about how, what kind of reaction we were going to get from our neighbours. i've lived in this neighbourhood for quite some time and now, thanks to this, we are many more neighbours than i've ever met since i moved here. i think we all need joy, happiness, and love during this time. it's not the end of the world and ijust wanted to have human 00:24:48,778 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 connections so i feel good. this whole social dis

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of the hour in the meantime you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site that stevie dot com on the spicer thanks for march. when the water rises cities will sink into the sea. entire stretches of land will be abandoned. and the water striders. be stopped it's happening faster than anticipated the bass's sprinklers are supposed to prevent flooding but they only delayed the inevitable. how will we live in the future. 66 meters rising sea levels starts june 5th on d w. this week on wall stories. colombia colonus impact on venezuelan migrants egypt where learning about corona can be fun but we begin in germany where the homeless it's become even harder to survive on the streets due to the corona crisis . and aid organization is trying to provide them with the basics. war meals have become scarcer than usual for homeless people these days most soup kitchens. and shelters have closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. meet cellos one of those hardest hit but life on the streets has become even more difficult for the 19 year old from belgium. skippy you make far less mone

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of the hour in the meantime you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website that steviedot com on the spicer thanks for march. when the water rises cities will sink into the sea. entire stretches of land will be abandoned. and the water has to. be stopped it's happening fast.

can also came in for stevie wonder.me a request, facebook, twitter, instagram, used #ktvu. >> oprah winfrey is taking her wellness to her online to help people cope during the covid-19 pandemic. she's offering a free interactive four-week event on zoom starting this saturday and every saturday through june 6. the programs are 90 minutes and she says she will have surprise guest. it's a continuation of her wellness tour with weight watchers reimagined, on the nationwide tour she visited sold-out arenas and had conversations with celebrities such as michelle obama and dwayne johnson. to join you need to register so we put a link at ktvu.com you will find it under web links. that federal officials say they are getting tens of thousands of complaints about airlines not making refunds for canceled flights. the u.s. transportation says normally, it receives about 1500 complaints per month. the past two months, that skyrocketed to 25,000 per month. transportation secretary elaine chao says there are a couple of issues about re

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so go ahead and send me your request, today stevie wonder's 70th birthday if you want to send me a stevie song. do that by using facebook, twitter or instagram and using #ktvu. >> i'm dropping the my, i'm done. when you go. >> southbay congressman teams up with lawyers and steve kerr to talk about the coronavirus. staying at home during the pandemic as well as how sports will change because of the pandemic. including testing players, having no fans in the arena and resuming the season. that conversation is this evening at 5:30 on their instagram account. the nba is pulling its plans to see how they feel about playing again this year. it was a simple yes or no question, the associated press says overwhelming support for playing again this season including regular-season games before the playoffs. steph curry says they will be ready when or if the season resumes. >> just talking about virus. >> you know he will be ready. the facilities for and other teams are close this morning however the nba believes 22 of its 30 facilities will be open by next week. oprah is taking her on his work online

. >> reporter: and last up, newly adopted 10-week-old stevie.thing for young pups like stevie, they are quick learners. >> for dogs that were recently adopted or in foster, here's what you do. go take a walk without the dog and set up a camera or leave treats all over. if the dog gobbles up those treats it's a good sign that the dog wasn't anxious. >> reporter: rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> it's been hard seeing all these little dogs going on their walks and you can't pet them because you don't want to spread the virus. so cute. >>> happening today, make some s'mores for a virtual camp-in hosted by the boy scouts of america. there will be tutorials on campsite construction today, wilderness survival tips from the competitions and campfire sing alongs. the event is open to all families including children who are not scouts. head to the scouts' website for more information. >>> still to come, governor newsome saying he may slowly ease restrictions as soon as this week. before the economy returns to its feet, some shuttered restaurants are t

the end i pulled on and i saw you saying i don't i mean this is just the start of a complex process stevie lamas job isn't just to reunite the families a to help them through the hardships that separated them in the 1st place. go. to hughes her. to hear her. going on that. i don't. know if you seem to. hate. this 30 going to care the news or. when you know. we are not the only sending decide to family but we support higher education is obvious not finished college of stats from the air because we have to. watch all the vs the changes in the family and counsel them into just. the 10 year old davy is doing why didn't you as the die ages you got is not the only factor in this i don't know miss some of them at last davies mother kawasaki arrives who are there. who need cash. and best to custom dic tights that she greets the men the 1st. person lay there when they pull up pools would maybe do that and there are no shadows of a fiction to debut in my if you know so tell me but he budgeted it no that's atlantic city. yet here i'll go there and i'm with you i'll not amrit merrifield davies mom tru

. >> reporter: and last up, newly adopted 10-week-old bernedoodle stevie.pups like stevie, they are quick learners. >> so for dogs that were recently adopted or are in foster, here's what you do. go take a walk without the dog. if you can, set up a camera or leave treats out all over. if the dog gobbles up those treats, it's a good sign that the dog wasn't anxious. >> reporter: you know, a lot of people have been adopting dogs and dogs from shelters have a lot of separation anxiety. we got sonny several years ago from a shelter, and she had separation anxiety because of being passed around to foster homes so often and we spent time with her. now she's terrific. we can take her off the leash. she loves to play fetch. you want the stick? you do? go get it. good girl. we get to take her off leash a little bit. settle down. settle down. barking at the neighbor. you know, we got some work to do. nonetheless, rescue a pup. do a little work with him or her and you'll be glad you did. >> she did great. she did great. by the way, rob and eva, we are on the market fo

stevie wonder is 70 years old today.e doesn't look a day over -- i saw him recently, he looks like he is 50. thank you for the request, richard meyer. send me a request, just use the hashtag ktvu. we will pick from the list. >> did you know that he put the sound of his baby daughter in that song? it was about his brand-new baby, and he used her cry in the background of the song. >> wow, there you go. >> thank you. >>> today, a major hearing in sacramento about a bill banning the sale of flavored tobacco products. the senate health committee will hold a hearing for senate bill 793. it will ban the sale of labored e cigarettes, who goes and vaping products, as well as flavored smokable and non- smokable tobacco products. the tenant governor, sponsoring the bill will speak in support of the legislation. >>> the oakland city council closed a loophole about the sale of flavored tobacco products, back in 2017, they banned the sale of flavored and menthol tobacco. there was an exemption for adult only tobacco stores, the city e

blinded when he was accidentally given too much oxygen in his incubator but that didn't stop him, stevie wonder learned to play the piano drums and harmonica by the age of 9 and by 11 he made it to higher ground. yes if you will when he signed with motown records sees a singer songwriter producer activist. >>father to 9 kids said there's no way you can have any superstitious that's tv's tony nominated you write this vick now he's been nominated for 74 grab the awards and he has won 25 times a gift legit music lovers shelter in place at a lot to choose from tomorrow night. yeah david daniel looks at what streaming. >>go crazy with a classic prince show this weekend prince and the revolution live captured in 1985 at the peak of the purple rain tour will stream free on princes youtube channel for 72 hours beginning thursday at 08:00pm eastern. sheryl crow and more than 2 dozen other artists are banding together to help fellow musicians playing the jazz foundation of america's the new gig to benefit the group's covid-19 musicians emergency fund the live stream show begins thursday at 08:00pm

>> hmm, one of the things that i love, i think stevie wonder. >> jimmy: uh-huh.s like the ultimate, like feel-good party starter. so i probably may play "as", or maybe i'll play earth wind and fire, which i love. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, i've been listening to a lot of hip-hop, i've been listening to the new megan mcstallion featuring beyonce remix. that's been fun, listening to a lot of strong, powerful women. >> jimmy: speaking of strong, powerful women, your executive producer on your show is julia roberts. she was on the show last season, she's not on the show this season, is that correct >> no, she's not on second season. her character was never supposed to come back. >> jimmy: but you're working together as producer and star? >> yes, yes. she passed me the baton, and i'm forever thankful for her. it was her performance on season one that made me want to do the show. and i got an opportunity to tell her on set how much she meant to me. >> jimmy: did she wash her hands before she passed you the baton? >> listen, now she better have. things were a little more

i've toured with prince for a few years and stevie wonder for a few years.ar again. we were about to get on the road with the band to do a tour and some private events around the country when covid hit. the necessity of playing turned into this opportunity to create a space where we could actually respect the rules of covid and still be creative, still practice our music. we've been calling those those sunday sessions eavesdrop, not because we wanted people to come and watch the show, but for them to listen from their property. when we first started this, we were a little concerned and worried about what kind of reaction we were going to get from people. i have lived in this neighbourhood for quite some time and now, thanks to this, we are meeting more neighbours than i've ever met since i moved here. i think we all need joy, happiness and love in this time. it's not the end of the world and ijust want to have human connection, so i feel good. this whole social distancing, distancing ruler has been cancelled by the power of music. it's become physical distan

i've toured with stevie for a few years.nm popular again. ♪ we're about to get on the road with the tour and some private events around the country. the necessity ts oppor onityf t a space where we could actually respect the rules of covid-19, and still be creative.l st practice our music with one another. ♪ sunday sessionsavescrop -- drop. we wanted the neighbors to listen to the show from their property. >> thank you. >> when we first started this, we were a little concerned and worried about how -- kind of reaction we were going to get from our neighbors.i' lived in this neighborhood foruite some time. and now,shaeighnkors t than i've ever met since i moved re joy, l desinan ovurcognnecintion. so i feel go this whole social , distancing rule has.od been music. by the power of distci but soceial or maspect of it has been actuall reinforced. my hope once this is all over is that we're finally going to be -- we're going to get comfortable giving each other hugs again andatring in small places to enjoy live music with one ano

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. >>> ♪ ♪ >> the great stevie wonder. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:54.are you doing up so early? thank you for the request ms. tucson. it came in the facebook page and requested the song. if you want to request a song, it's easy. hit me up on social media. facebook, twitter, instagram, #ktvu.use the >>> the time is 4:55. disney reopened its theme park in china that has been closed for almost 4 months. the shanghai disney park and resort is up and running this morning, but there are several new safety rules. facemasks and temperature screenings are required for both employees and guests. the themepark will operate at 30% capacity. there are social distancing markers on the ground all over the themepark. this month is the first disney theme park to reopen. >>> a dr. is home again after volunteering to treat coronavirus patients in hard- hit new york. he's a hero. yesterday, coworkers surprised dr. nate beckerman as he headed in for his first shift back at mercy san juan medical center. he spent two weeks in new york city working out of the intensive care u

love from stevie. you've got the rainbow flowers to cheer you up. they are lovely as well.bigail lewis is preparing for work on the frontline as a newly qualified doctor. not really the graduation that i anticipated or planned for and i've got a beautiful dress and i thought i would be walking across the stage with my pa rents walking across the stage with my parents watching in order to receive my title. but instead, i got an e—mailand my title. but instead, i got an e—mail and graduation is called off. instead, i'm starting in the hospital where i trained to help with the staffing crisis we are challenged with at the moment. abigail is determined not to be robbed of her big day. i'm going to start by finding something that i can wearand my start by finding something that i can wear and my robes. what better than addressing down, a laptop bag. finally, the diploma. kitchen foil, introducing, doctorabigail finally, the diploma. kitchen foil, introducing, doctor abigail lewis. i'm just leaving wales now, driving to start my work. my family are a bit sad and i got bit emotion

he toured with stevie wonder and prince, but now a lack of gigs means this top jazz artist is performing

at stevie putnam hospital, the virus seem to be attacking his brain. staff in the i.c.u.d him to a vent later and called his wife. >> they said, "pray, because this virus is attacking him big time." >> reporter: covid-19's sorrow has staggered this rural hospital and community. 92 patients have died, more than in 11 states. but harold jenkins recovered. >> when i came off, they said, you're the first guy to come off a ventilator. (cheering and applause) >> reporter: they cheer for every successful patient. these moments matter to hospital staff >> it's just joy without bounds. it's amazing seeing someone that has been knocked -- snatched frm the grasp of deaths. >> reporter: when harold haired left the hospital, his doctor carried his oxygen tank >> they were clapping for me, but i should have been clapping for them. those are the heroes. >> reporter: front-line heroics that kept jenkins and hope alive here. mark strassmann, cbs news, albany, georgia. >> o'donnell: those heros who save lives, they can't be thanked enough. we'l be right back. doctor prescribed brilinta.or.

hours he comes i would just charge paper stating that he just as bronchitis so out theories later stevie goes also arguments so the lady at the church receiving hospital so he's better off wants to reach for every 4 take some to the back again my dad is there for 3 hours comes st discharge papers so i really i just pushed him out the door weeks later rod april 6th 1140 my grandpa the hospital 'd. so i go to sleep and rouse 630 the next morning susan one of my brother troy called screaming that adding a wake up. o'keeffe general believes if his dad hadn't been turned away and was tested team may still be alive and off his father died his mother than developed a fever the local hospital also refused to admit so he took her to another clinic where she finally tested positive for coverage 19. also has a prescription does she got her heart doctor to test the code iris l.a. looks at the piece of paper gives it back from mom so my mother that there's another dish she could do for it at the hospital or go home x. is if you have to cope at night because one likely you have it is what they were li

headliners for the festival in october include red hot chili peppers, stevie nicks, and the dave matthews band. thanks for joining us tonight here at 11:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area we hope you stay healthy and safe. good night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: tonight, join jimmy and his guests -

so i think it's been teach to stevie carr is both the passion and the business for roma upon yet but it coronavirus crisis has put the brakes on his tour company in paris he hopes it is some countries begin to ease knockdowns and travel restrictions tourists will return to the city without them his business may struggle to survive work more or less with tourists for in your tourist from europe and u.s. and it's really hard to work hollywood parisian they don't do really that's kind of tour. paris is famous monuments are shot so a cafes restaurants and hotels like this one a knock shari'a way sice in the center of the city it opened less than a year ago the managing director says the financial impact of convict 19 is the worst she's experienced in her 25 years in hospitality i mean normally in this period there in july and august for example we have a lot of people from the middle east from from dubai from riyadh but the problem now we can say that we have totally lost 2020 because there is no doubt that the business for not coming back i mean strongly coming back before 2021 hours is

you pay it forward with the troops i've been with you at troop of events and you're so lovely with stevie nicks does that you know you go to certain hospice you see the same group of people who come in and bond with these guys it means a lot to you it doesn't. it does you know i i admire them so much that decision to join to me is unfound them while i was when they were in germany not making that decision to possibly sacrifice everything i was worried about how good the waves were that day so i admire that maturity so much. and then fortunately because i was in a movie i've been able to have the opportunity to say thank you to so many of them in person either through u.s. so or the department of veterans affairs. you talk about self-effacement boy i visited some kids and you just think my god that i hope you realize a sign you're like a latter day achilles like that everything we have our life you know you've provided for us every protection my kids have you provided for us and the self-effacement absolutely tears tears your heart you know i i have the same feeling you mean i'm in you jus

hours he comes i would just charge paper stating that he just as bronchitis so out theories later stevie goes out so arguments so the lady i receive in hospital so he's better off wants to reach for every 4 take some sort of back again my dad is there for 3 hours comes same discharge papers so really i just pushed him out the door weeks later raw april 6th 1145 my grandpa the. hospital 'd oh and so i go to sleep and rouse 630 the next morning susan one of my brother troy calls screaming that dating a wake up anyway. keith gambrell believes if his dad hadn't been turned away and was tested he might have survived after his father died his mother then developed a high fever but the local hospital also refused to admit her so he took her to another one where they finally tested her and she was positive. palm also has a prescription drug she got her heart doctor to get says the cold virus the lady looks at the piece of paper gives it back from mom so my mother that there's no other dishy to do for it at the hospital could look forward to go home act as if you have to cope at night because mor

tom petty and stevie nicks would've been there this weekend.o bottle rock still september if that. meantime we may get professional sports back come early june. of the fans were ecstatic about that but what about the flipside. as for the athletes, they have to deal with things like this san francisco 49er. they will be thrust into action and danger, increased exposure brought on by proximity, definitely a reason for concern from a players point of view. >> my wife is cried a few times because she wants to make sure myself and those 90 guys in the locker room will all be safe and their families as well. she understands this is my job and i have to do what my job requires me to do. we just pray that everyone is looking out for each other and the safety of everyone as well. >> young fans the who follow the nba. may not be familiar with the name jerry sloan. people who have followed the nba for many years definitely no jerry sloan. this guy was tough as nails as a player unfortunately bad news he has passed away from complications stemming from par

the top of the hour meantime you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site and stevie dot com i'm despiser thanks for watching. stand for. language courses. video audio. anytime anywhere. w. messenger. this is what suny. she is a hologram. and this is akihito condo her husband. hello. you look how are you today. i love culture ends. meet cool is a simple form of artificial intelligence and for a condo it was a case of love at 1st sight who has become a legitimate pop star and even appears at concerts as a 3 d. projection. in november 28th condo married mico at a ceremony in tokyo he placed the ring around the wrist of a me coup dall he now keep it all in his bedroom. condo's relationships with real women have been painful so he chose a virtual partner. were generalized i love her but it's hard to say if she loves me for them because it's the one that still if you asked her no i think she'd say yes . you. cool and akihito condo are an extreme example of the relationship between people and machines. in the future we'll no doubt spend more time interacting with technology

i loved the stevie nicks look from the rumors era, it is quite fascinating. kat: thank you.reg: what do you think of nancy pelosi fat shaming. kat: you cannot really say you're being too mean to trump because trump insults everybody but it was not about the fat shaming, it was about the general her saying she must know better than trump's doctor or what she has to say about it matters not all, i do not understand why there's so many politicians and journalists arguing back and forth about what drug someone is or not taking for their health. in my america, that would be your own decision, whatever drug you had to take for your health or whatever drug to alter your perception of the universe, recreationally would be fine with me too. i remember the russian investigation, everybody was a lawyer, i heard the quid pro quo when i watch silence of the lambs, so i'm totally arrogant with my take on this. now we have a bunch of communication majors, all doctors, i don't understand why people are so arrogant and weighing in on this and say no i know better, you're not a doctor and als

a little bit of stevie there to start your morning. i play requests every morning during the pandemic, just use our hashtag, ktvu, on facebook, twitter, or instagram. >>> happening today, a bill to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products, the senate health committee will hear senate bill 793, banning the sale of flavored e-cigarette site, because, and other vaping devices as well as flavored smokable and non-smokable tobacco products. the lieutenant governor, cosponsoring the bill will speak out in support of the legislation. >>> the city council closed a loophole, referring to the sale of flavored tobacco products, the city had abandoned the sale of flavored and menthol tobacco, but there was an exemption for adults only tobacco stores. at the time the city had estimated that there were not more than five of the stores, but now there are 56 of them. they voted to end the exemption. >>> a study out from ucf says the coronavirus patients who smoke have almost doubled the chance of having a severe case of the virus. it is a new study t

that is stevie and one of my favorite moments actually happened after this clip at the end of this clipyou're going to see stephen colbert come in and dump a bucket full of pennies all over jimmy. now after that bit ended, we went to commercial and we had to get jimmy up to the roof so we are hustling we're trying to make sunset for that intro and we're hustling down the hall and i hear, "dink, dink, dink, dink, dink." and i'm like, "what is that sound? i look back. jimmy is behind me and there are pennies flying out of his sleeves, flying out of his pant legs and we're just leaving trails of pennies where ever we go. and we had a great moment giggling and laughing, getting up to the roof we finally made it, did the intro. and it was a great performance and so that was one of my favorite moments i hope you enjoy the clip. >> jimmy: i want to say thanks to all of the fans for all their support. and to my buddy, who said that i would never be the host of "the tonight show," you know who you are. [ light laughter ] you owe me 100 bucks, buddy. [ laughter ] you do we do have a - [ cheers an

destroyed the whole structures even the commander said you no longer need to watch al-jazeera or stevieor the news to see syria this is we're making a new syria and just going around the city over here you will see one house after another being destroyed or once. when it comes to east jerusalem 4 out of every 10 houses of the demolition threat that already has the machine orders and being processed as i know as it is it's destroyed houses you destroy families and when you destroy families you destroy communities. one half scottish and half lebanese so diversity is really important to me and al-jazeera is the most diverse place i've ever worked we have so many different nationalities and this is a nice group together in this one nice organization and this diversity of perspective is the flexes in our coverage giving a more accurate representation of the world we report on and that's a key strength of al-jazeera. thousands of nepalese children a truck become human life and forced to stay in a legal financial. one i want to follow as one girl's journey hard to a remote village. on al-jazee

destroyed the whole structures even the commander said you no longer need to watch al-jazeera or stevieor the news to see syria this is we're making and you see it here and just going around the city over here you will see one house after another being destroyed to ruins. when it comes to east jerusalem 4 out of every 10 houses of the demolition threat or one of the has the machine orders and being processed as i know as it is it's destroyed houses you destroy families and when you destroy families you destroy communities. as italy went into lockdown people in power are asked to filmmakers to document the effects on ordinary people from the immense suffering and loss the forgotten abandoned or exploited to sing a longs every day heroes and heartwarming acts of kindness the stories they capture reveal how the virus is forcing society to take a look in the mirror and exposing its inequalities coronavirus lockdown italy people in power on al-jazeera. london is one of the most unfortunate cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe and so here it out as

headliners for the festival in october include red hot chili peppers, stevie nicks, and the dave matthews band. thanks for joining us tonight here at 11:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area we hope you stay healthy and safe. good night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: tonight, join jimmy and his guests - anthony anderson michelle dockery musical guest gary clark jr. and the legendary roots crew it's "the tonight show" at home edition. and now, here's jimmy. >> jimmy: welcome to "the tonight show" at home edition. everybody, thank you so much for being here it is wednesday. oh yeah, man that's what i'm talking about. actually, it's almost thursday, basically. so it's thursday, kind of. you gettin' that vibe? you gettin' that vibe from me? cool, cool, cool all right, let's get to some news here everybody. tomorrow, president trump will be visiting a ford plant in michigan that requires facemasks, but trump said he's not sure if he'll wear one trump actually loves ford, especially 'cause the "f" in the logo sort of looks like his air. i think trump might be a little disappointed when he g

. ♪ get down, good lord >> new jack swing was someone that could sing with the level of stevie wonderout of here. ♪ i want to take a minute or two give respect to the man that made a difference in my world ♪ >> female emcees wasn't a pop cultural phenomenon really until salt n pepa, and that blew the doors off it. ♪ what a man, what a man, what a mighty good man ♪ >> it opened up the door, well, who else are females rapping? oh. m.c. lyte. ♪ can i get a >> who you calling a bitch? >> oh. who's this queen latifah girl? ♪ >> and then later on, oh, who's this missy? ♪ oh, missy try to maintain >> they were respected as artists. they didn't have to shake booty or wear a low-cut blouse. it changed the way we viewed things. ♪ >> to me, the best two female emcees to come out of the '90s are missy elliot and lauryn hill. ♪ never called you again >> you see the role of women in hip-hop, is it changing? like yourself? >> something that's always been there. whether or not they got the, you know, the acknowledgement they should have, they've always been there. and just now maybe they'll truly be