>> jimmy: tony bennett! how could that how about that, that is the best. thank you, tony.k forth watching, good night! >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, killer clown? a nightmare comes to life when a stranger in a clown costume brings death to the doorstep of an unsuspecting mother. >> the clown hands her balloons, pulls out a gun, and fires it point blank range. >> the murder unsolved for decades. then a bizarre twist and a break in the case. >> she got away with it for so long. >> why was an arrest made now? >>> plus the day i met el chapo. a mexican movie star's life changed forever after a secret rendezvous with actor sean penn and one of the world's most wanted drug kingpins. >> what were you most afraid of? >> he might rape me or kill me. >> now her relationship with penn

we'll have music from tony bennett, the tony bennett, not some knock-off tony bennett like they've been sell on the street, the tony bennett will be here. we just might have a special prize for you tomorrow night too. tomorrow night our first guest -- tonight -- will play a record-setting 45th consecutive sold-out show at madison square garden. tonight, though, he belongs to us. he is one of the great singer/songwriters. and i couldn't be happier he's here. please say hello to billy joel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> what's up, man? >> jimmy: billy, thanks so much for being here. i've been wanting to have you on the show for a long time and i'm so excited you're here. you're the king of long island, we know. [ cheers and applause ] long island, brooklyn technically, legally, is a part of long island. so you're our king as well. welcome, king. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> brooklyn is on long island. yes, it is. >> have you been to the brooklyn academy of music before? >> yes, i have. my grandfather used to take me here. they lived on flatbush and ditmas. >> jimmy: wow. >> we

right now on jimmy kimmel, woody harrelson and the great tony bennett.od weekend. >>> hey, yo, who -- guillermo? jimmy? >> jimmy: sorry, rosie perez! >> guillermo: sorry, rosie perez! >> that's a lie. you boys have fun out there. hey, come by for a snack afterward, okay? >> jimmy: thank you, rosie perez! >> guillermo: thank you, rosie perez! >> okay, bye. >> dicky: from brooklyn it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, woody harrelson, paul shaffer, and music from tony bennett brought to you by american family insurance, with cleto and the c and now, cold live kickin' it, here's jimmy kimmel!

tony bennett. >>. >> if it happens in the november. en then quit that festival is illustrating and effect as last year mr. samuel jackson was the emcee. and there was one and smokey robinson song was ted my girl? because you were singing. [laughter] to have everybody from every party, this date that this is bipartisan karaoke. [laughter] everybody knew the words. >>. >> and this is a web brings people all together. with the diversity and that this is something for everyone and that is plugging it is illustrated. just have fun. >> as a member of congress my life has been to beyond the joint committee of the library of congress since i got here. it is remarkable. with those gershwin awards. but with that congressional dialogue with republicans and democrats and house members. and but those current offers that are writing about history. and with those questions and answers. and they should be very hard and interest in history and working now and it is called congressional dialogue. with the idea is of books. >> we're doing ted of those pe

tony bennett. i know. such a hard thing and that's what i want young people to know too, especially librarians. library of congress is not soar bad. mr. tony bennett, the first person to be given the gershwin award for his interpretation of popular song and he was so touched and said am i really the first person, and the people who are going to be part of this program, i can't tell it yet because were still confirming but let's just say old, mature, old genre country, everybody's gonna be there to pay tribute to mr. tony bennett. >> no one has done more with the duet collection. >> just think of all the people. >> that will be televised usually in february of the following year. >> ) the concert usually happens in november. the last one was really something. the expense of the library of congress, and just what this festival is also illustrating is the unifying power of the arts. music and literature and, in fact, last year mr. samuel jackson was the mc and, at one particular smokey robinson song, was at m

tony bennett. i know. i know. such a hard -- that's what i want young people to know, specially librarians, librarian of congress is not so bad. mr. tony bennett, the first person to be given the gorshin award and he was touched and said, am i really the first person and the people part of this program, old, mature, everybody will pay tribute to toney bennett. think about all of people he's done duets with. >> february. >> concert happens in november. the last one, it was really something, just what this festival is also i lust straiting -- illustrating power of arts and music and literature and last year mr. samuel jackson was the mc -- was it my girl, because you were singing. >> not well. my lips were moving. [laughter] >> let's just said we had everybody from every party, every state and everything as mr. jackson said, this is bipartisan kareoke. that was something. everybody knew the words. >> we see all of the divisiveness sometimes between the party. >> between everybody. >> this is something that brings pe

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show new york you want people who represent the city, i've howard lettermaner, billy a new of and tony bennett haseen lineup. >> reporter: love it, speaking letterman the first time he has done a late nigh since his final show. kimmel said it's int whole life that's when he was ateen wearing letted jacket.he surprises this week and he promises they will be good ones. there's one thing we know jimmy how important family is to him. infant's son issues have stand on the nation's healthcare system. he talks about his new role taking on tough topics coming up on "action news" 4:00 p.m. we'll take you inside the opera house where they are getting ready for five nights of live all good stuff uguys. >> quick break more "action news" when we come right i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans.tall my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insu

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ready to welcome some of the biggest names here in the empire state, anyone from billy joel to tony bennett to howard stern, even kimmel's icon david letterman all expected to make appearances this week. >> i have stories to tell about something that happened last week. >> reporter: we all know that kimmel has been getting a little serious lately using his platform to take on big issues affecting our country, everything from healthcare to gun control to the oval office. he didn't expect it to get so emotional. >> no parent should ever have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life. >> tears wasn't planning on, although i have trouble keeping them in. so that was. >> reporter: we like that >> that's what they say but i don't believe it. you never saw the marlboro man cry. >> reporter: we cry with you. it's -- it's a real moment >> do you have any idea how embarrassing it is? you would find it funnier. >> reporter: he said you can expect big laughs this week and as he calls them happy tears. jimmy's full week of live shows in brooklyn kicks off tomorrow on 6 abc and you can hear

nina simone and tony bennett. james baldwin, harry belafonte, peter, paul & mary. are just a few of the artists who transmitted our feelings into lit erature, recorded our pain and progress. so tonight i join our friends and colleagues in thanking you for continuing the ongoing struggle to redeem the soul of america. [ applause ] to shape, to inform, to inspire and to move our people. your play in the heights gave voice to immigrants, to love and to the american dream. through "hamilton", lin manuel, you have inspired hundreds of thousands of people to be brave and courageous, to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble, and i say thank you. every day you mold the souls of men and women, the young and old, and people of all races and religion, lin manuel, you're so young. [ laughter ] so gifted and so talented. i know in my heart of hearts that your work and wisdom will inspire generations yet unborn. i hope that you will continue to create, to challenge and to channel the voices, the hopes and the need ts of all people, regard loss of their race, religion,

the nature just news as it breaks what is going to be quite candid and tony bennett wait for the full hour which would lead to be told during the early with detailed coverage this is what you mean when you go to find a raid by the nigerian army hundreds like these have been just for in the past few months from around the world there are also hundreds of thousands of arabs that have arrived here in recent years fleeing the eyesore they feel very let down by the baghdad government. some i saw faces leave rocca as part of a deal but others vow to fight on as the battle for the syrian says he enters its final stages.

mitch mcconnell held a news conference in the capital to discuss the nominations of tony bennett to these seven circuit court of appeals. he was joined by republican senators and leaders from religious liberty advocates. democrats questioned whether her personal views would override her legal judgment. this is the five minutes. -- 35 minutes. senator mcconnell: thank you for joining us today. for eight years we had an administration that had a particular approach to judges that could best be described as the empathy standard. president obama said on a number of occasions that he wanted judges who had empathy for parties. well the problem with that, if you're not the party for whom the judge has empathy, you're in for a pretty rough ride this administration, the trump administration, has taken the approach, the rather quaint approach, that the job of a judge is to try to interpret the law as it's written. justice scalia used to say if you're not uncomfortable occasionally with the outcome you reach, you're not a very good judge. justice gorsuch said, judges don't wear red they don't wear b

and later this week, billy joel, tracy morgan, woody harrelson tony bennett, and maybe even a surpriseong the way. two very long years ago, our first guest left us to fend for ourselves. but he's back, thank goodness, with a new show on netflix and a very furry face. on sunday, he will receive the mark twain prize at the kennedy center. please welcome david letterman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for being here. >> i'm so excited to be here. it is so good to see famous people again. just to be out of the house, ladies and gentlemen! and paul, you didn't tell me you work here now. >> i was afraid to tell you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: he goes by brittney now. >> how are you and thank you, everybody, very nice. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'll tell you something. you're looking at a man who is laughing on the outside, crying on the inside. i don't know if you've had this problem for a year. i have been looking high and low. i am determined to find a shirt that looks good untucked. i can't find one. >> jimmy: i think there's a website. >> could it be that h

theater ready to welcome put some of the biggest names here in the states, anyone from billy joel to tony bennetto howard stern, even kimmel's icon david letterman expected to make appearances this week. >> i have a story to tell. >> reporter: we all know that kimmel has been getting serious lately using his platform to take on big issues affecting our country, everything from healthcare to gun control to the oval office. he tells me he didn't expect it to get so emotional. >> no parent should ever have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life >> tears i wasn't planning on. although i have trouble keeping them in. so that w >> you never saw the marlboro man crying. you know? >> we can cry with you. it's it's a real >> do you have any idea how embarrassing it is? >> reporter: he he says you can expect big laughs and like he calls them, happy tear, his full week of live shows in brooklyn kicks off tomorrow here on 6 abc. you can hear more of my interview with jimmy tomorrow on action news at noon. in brooklyn, alicia vitarelli. channel 6. >>> one film, five legendry athletes, a new d

music from fifth harmony, and later this week, howard stern, billy joel, woody harrelson, cardi b, tony bennett reasons. but trust me, they will be significant. paul, do you think dave is gonna be mad when he finds out you're here? >> wait a minute, i'm here? no, it's a mini residency. he'll be okay. >> jimmy: yeah, i forgot about that. i forgot that, you're correct. our first guest tonight is a multi-talented entertainer who now, officially, does it all, at the booth theater on november 29th. she makes her broadway debut in a new play written by steve martin called "meteor shower." please say hello to amy schumer. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, amy. >> wow. >> jimmy: what is this? how ya doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: thanks for coming. >> i'm your first guest in new york. >> jimmy: you are, indeed. >> i'm honored. >> jimmy: i'm honored. imt. >> not as honored as me. and i wanted to give you a good luck vase. and this is the only thing i put flowers in, in my home. i don't know what you're allowed to travel with. >>. >> jimmy: thank you. this is a vase, you say? >> yes. did you sm

. >> billy joel is in a new york state of mind and tony bennett also. >> owe. >> he's just been added. and about letterman for kimmel this is a big deal. >> david letterman has not done a talk show since he retired. >> he's leak like your icon. >> jimmy says this week there will be tears of joyce. >> you'll have all the feels. >> i'll cry this week. >> we cry with you. >> he's referring of course to these tears. >> no parent should ever have to decide if they can afford to save their child's life. >> when his son billy was born with congenital heart disease earlier this year kimmel got raw about what healthcare means to his family. >> i just felt like i had to say something and it just so happened that healthcare was being debated and being voted on at that time and i saw, you know, with my own eyes. >> still he says he never expected just how emotional that conversation would get. >> tears i wasn't planning on although i have trouble keeping them in. >> it's a real moment. >> do you have any idea how embarrassing to me? you would find it even funnier. >> not embarrassing at all. real

await until you hear tony bennett serenade her at 91 years young. i hm goose bumps.ievable. >> some of the people were actually cooking for rachel. >> yes. a nice treat. >> sounds delicious. >> thank you so much. >> thanks alicia. we'll take a break and be right back. >> okay. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. it's like it was invented to stream 4k movies and shows. how do you know so much about tv and internet? the internet. right. streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. >> we have breaking news to report tonight. chopper6 over the scene of a multi-vehicle accident along the commodore barry bridge. this is at the toll plaza as you can see on the jersey side of the commodore barry. it involved a box truck and two other vehicles and if you look at the center of your screen you see some type of red

on this stage at the brooklyn academy of music's opera house a true new york lineup billy joel tony bennettamy schumer. >> we have a couple of surprises, too. >> we like surprises. >> good surprises. >> i couldn't resist asking whether he might travel a few extra miles down the turnpike and surprise us here in philadelphia. take your show on the road bring it down. >> you do have a kimmel center. you know, listen, i mean -- >> kind of obvious. >> it was nice of you to name that after me. >> ha ha. at least i tried, right? jimmy kimmel kicks off his week of live shows in brooklyn tonight at 11:35 right after "action news" at 11:00 with jim gardner and you guys, he's so great. he's had so many personal moments on television. he's really shared his heart and his soul. he says it's all about keeping it real. >> all right. look forward to it. thank you. >> absolutely, thank you so much. >>> time for sports now. the eagles are off today but that doesn't mean they're not keeping busy. >> that's for sure. jaime apody live in center city with more on the birds. hey, jamie. >> reporter: hey there ric

mitch mcconnell held a news conference in the capital to discuss the nominations of tony bennett to these seven circuit court of appeals. he was joined by republican

[cheers and applause] >> yup, serenade from tony bennett.'ll have to wait until tomorrow to hear that. a cake from the cake boss of course and emeril taking over her kitchen. >> you go egg to be cooking today. >> uh-huh. [laughter] >> very nice. >> i'm going to do a dish that she's going to be a little bit surprised. >> and you know it had a lot of bam. you can watch rachel's 2,000th episode with her special co-host oprah tomorrow morning at 10:00 right here on 6abc. at 5:00 more from those surprise guests and my full interview with rachel right now on 6abc.com and you guys be prepared to be inspired. her story, her journey from humble beginnings is pretty impressive. >> yeah, no doubt. she grew up right where i d my mom remembers seeing her in the grocery store all the time handing out free samples. >> look where she is now. >> she's still that girl, though. >> yes, she is. no doubt. alicia thanks so much. >>> we turn our attention to the accuweather forked of -- forecast as the clouds have rolled in. >> we'll warm it up as we get towards t

the nature of news as it breaks recall pentagon tony bennett way. our quick little bit more during the week with detailed coverage this is what you mean when you go to find a raid by the nigerian army hundreds like these i think it's forty in the past few months from around the world there are also hundreds of thousands of arabs that have arrived here in recent years bullying i saw they feel very let down by the baghdad government. in the final part of a six part series filmed of the five being. the people of new can still fight for that line and. the village chief is in prison. and forced underground the film made as part of the saga. crackdown the concluding part of one kind. or see experiment at this time zero. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. says it's taken full control of kirkuk and it reportedly did it.

bennett,ne and tony bios -- jamesjoan belafonte,an, harry peter paul and mary. [laughter] these aren lewis: just a few of the many, many opt -- authors who provided a movement, who translated our feelings into literature and recorded our pain and progress. tonight, i join our friends and colleagues in thinking you for continuing the ongoing struggle to redeem the soul of america. [applause] congressman lewis: mr. miranda we are in history to shape, to inform, to inspire and to move our people. heights gave -- to immigrants, to love and to the american dream. -manuel "hamilton" lin you have inspired people to be courageous, to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary trouble, and i say thank you. every day you move the souls of men and women, the young and old, and people of all races and regions. linevery day you move the soulsf men and-manuel, you are so young [laughter] congressman lewis: so gifted and so talented. i know and my heart of hearts, that your word and wisdom will inspire generations. i hope that you will continue to create, to challenge and to chan

tony, tremendous guy. we have incredible people that we love and are involved with. we all know that. i'm being followed by mr. bennett. the been watching him say nice things about me before i knew him. those are the ones i like. where they speak well of you before you know them. but i want to thank everybody and tony for your extraordinary leadership of this organization. i want to thank you for your dedication to the faith community and determination, you work so hard. it's great to be back with so many friends at the 2017 values voters summit. we know what that means. [applause] america is a nation of believers. together we are strengthened and sustained by the power of prayer. [applause] as we gather for this tremendous event, our hearts remain sad and heavy for the victims of the horrific mass murder last week in las vegas. it was an active pure evil. in the wake of such for we also witnessed the true character of our nation. a mother laid on top of her daughter to shield her from gunfire. husband died to protect his beloved wife. strangers rescued strangers, police officers, and you saw all those incredible poli

include president trump, former education secretary bill bennett, and presidential advisor kellyanne conway. this part of the conference begins with tony perkins and a panel of republican house members. ♪ everyone.rning, welcome to the 2017 values voters summit. are you ready to drain the swamp? [cheering and applause] >> i've got the equipment and the motivation and we are going to get it. done -- get it done. this is our moment. we must seize this moment and save our republic area we must save our republic from the dangers and destructive policies that we -- that were unleashed by the barack obama administration. today, as we begin the 12th annual values voter summit, we have folks from around the country and via the internet. we have like-minded swamp trainers from around the world. [laughter] and i want to thank you, in all seriousness. i want to thank you for having the courage to not be silent, but rather to stand up and speak out and contend with those who want to feed our freedoms to the strip -- the swamp monster we call government. this is our moment and we must seize it. at the conclusion of our time together, i hope you are

bennett and advisor kellyanne conway. this part of the conference begins with family research council tony perkins and is a panel of republican house members. everyone.rning, welcome to the >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the 2017 values voters summit. are you ready to drain the swamp? [cheering and applause] >> i've got the equipment and the motivation and we are going to get it. -- get it done. we must seize this moment and save our republic area we

tony, tremendous guy. we have some incredible people that we love and that were involved with, so i'm being followed by mr. bennett, you know that, right? i have been watching him say nice things about me before i knew him, those are the ones i like, where they speak well of you before you know them, right? but i really want to thank everybody and tony for your you could terror in their leadership of this -- for your extraordinary leadership. thank you for working so hard. it's great to be back here with so many friends at the 2017 values voter summit. and we know what that means. we know what that means. america's a nation of believers. and together, we are strengthened and sustained by the power of prayer. as we gather for this tremendous event, our hearts remain sad and heavy for the victims of the horrific mass murder last week in las vegas. it was an act of pure evil. but in the wake of such horror, we also witnessed the true character of our nation. a mother laid on top of her daughter to shield her from gunfire. a husband died to protect his beloved wife. strangers rescued strangers, police officers, you sa

tony, tremendous guy. we have some incredible people that we love and that we're involved with so we all know that and i am being followed by mr. bennettat. i have been watching him say nice things about me before i knew him, those are the ones i like where they speak well of you before you know them, right? but i really want to thank everybody and tony for your extraordinary leadership of this organization and i want to thank lawana for your dedication to the faith community and to our nation, worked so hard. it is great to be back here with so many friends at the 2017 values voter summit. and we know what that means. we know what that means. america is a nation of believers, and together we are strengthened and sustained by the power of prayer. as we gather for this tremendous event, our hearts remain sad and heavy for the victims of the horrific mass murder last week in las vegas. it was an act of pure evil. but in the wake of such horror, we also witnessed the true character of our nation. a mother laid on top of her daughter to shield her from gunfire. a husband died to protect his beloved wife. strangers rescued strangers, police

tony, tremendous guy. we have some incredible people that we love that we're involved with. i'm being followed by mr. bennettay nice things about me before i knew them. those are ones i like. they speak well of you before you know them right? i want to thank you, tony, for extraordinary leadership of this organization. i want to thank lawana, for your dedication to the faith community, and to our nation. works so hard. it is great to be back here with some friend at the 2017 values voter summit. and we know what that means. [applause] we know what that means. america is a nation of believers. together we are strengthened and sustained by the power of prayer [cheering] [applause] as we gather for this tremendous event, our hearts remain sad and heavy for the victims of the horrific mass murder last week in las vegas. it was an act of pure evil but in the wake of such horror, we also witnessed the true character of our nation. a mother laid on top of her daughter to shield her from gunfire. a husband died to protect his beloved wife. strangers rescued strangers. police officers, you saw that all of those incre

tony, tremendous guy. we have some incredible people that we love and that we're involved with. we all know that and i'm being followed by mr. bennett? i've been watching him say nice things about me before i knew him. those are the ones i like. they speak well of you before you know them, right? but i really want to thank everybody and tony for your extraordinary leadership of this organization and i want to thank also luwana for your dedication to the faith community and our nation worked so hard. it is great to be back here with so many friends at the 2017 values voter summit. and we know what that means. we know what that means. [applause] america is a nation of believers and together we are strengthened and sustained by the power of prayer. [applause] as we gather for this tremendous event, our hearts remain sad and heavy for the victims of the horrific mass murder last week in las vegas. it was an act of pure evil. but in the wake of such horror, we also witnessed the true character of our nation, a mother laid on top of her daughter to shield her from gunfire. a husband died to protect his beloved wife. strangers rescued stra