tonight, viola davis, from "the martian," michael pena. the boston fish guys, and music from slightly stoopid with cleto and the cletones. and now, how are you, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i appreciate that. i think i have a feeling i know why you're all so excited. today is national coffee day. did you know that? [ cheers and applause ] i tell you something, i tried a cup, it's pretty good. it really is. it tastes like a mixture of tea and cigarette butts. coffee for those who don't know is an ingredient in the milkshakes they serve at starbucks. in honor of national coffee day millions of americans drank coffee this morning like we always do. according to a survey conducted by staples 37% of american workers cannot get dressed for work until they have a cup of coffee. which raises an interesting question. why is staples conducting surveys about when we're getting supposed to be selling office supplies? a bunch of coffee chains partici

viola davis, michael pena, and music from slightly stoopid on the way. i mentioned before, two fishermen from the boston area have caught not only a giant fish but the attention and admiration of all the world. for those of you just tuning in this is just a bit of their big catch. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> look at this [ bleep ] thing we've got here! oh, man! holy [ bleep ]! this is going on [ bleep ] 25 news tonight. holy [ bleep ]! look at you [ bleep ]. oh, my god, jay, look at him. he's trying to get away. >> what kind of fhsh is it? >> who the [ bleep ] knows. it's moby dick. >> jimmy: all right, gentlemen. from massachusetts on our big cisco screen, please say hello to mikey bergin and jay foster. >> what's up, jim? >> jimmy: what's happening? >> oh, man. this is crazy, huh? >> jimmy: this is pretty crazy. you guys were out on a boat and now here you are on television. >> yes. can you believe this [ bleep ]? >> jimmy: well, i enjoyed your video immensely. you look exactly as i imagined you would. [ laughter ] exactly. >> i sound like a bum! >> jimmy: h

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. >> and whoopi's confusion over viola davis' speech has the twitter sphere in aay viola got an emmyd everybody wants an emmy. >> this is the woman of the night. everyone's trying to get to her. >> "the view" host t bet.com she doesn't understand why the "how to get away with ellingder" star said the only tg that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. >> the truth of the matter is there is plenty of opportunity. carrie washington is murg her booty off. so maybe the question is -- what do you have to do to get voted on? >> that whoopi goldberg doesn't hold anything back.workin i don't know if that's a good thing or bad thing at this point. >> people keep talking about it. that's for sure. >> tou, keltie. >> let's get back to viola davis. her character is not doing so hot on "how to get away with murder". hank y >> let that be your spoiler. thank you, keltie. >> season three is going to be probably be about someone's going pay. >> the mystery of who shot anna lis continues to travel on "how to get away with murder" and viola davis thinks she knows who's done it. >> i

. >> viola davis.uest can the how to get away with murder." >> who viola davis won an emmy last week, she made history as the first black woman to win in that category. and she called on a history that dates back to the 1800ss with words spoken by the abolitionist harriet tubman. >> in my mind, i see a line, and over that line, i see greenfields and lovely flowers and beautiful white women with their arms stretched out to me over that line. but i can't seem to get there no how. i can't seem to get over that line. >> reporter: but davis was using tubman's words to illustrate lack of opportunities in the movie industry for african american women today saying. >> you cannot win an emmy for roles that are simply not there. >> reporter: to pursue that further, we met up with a man who's been involved in looking at just that issue over time. he's darnell hunt, chair of the department of sociology at u.c.l.a., and the head of its ralph bunch center for african american studies. professor darnell hunt, thank y

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." >> i had to fight for this one, but yes, i cornered viola davis on the "murder" set try to get secrets about tomorrow night's episode. one word just kept coming up over and over again. you know what it is. would be too much for her to pull of >> to show any parts of her body that doesn't involve he feet. the feet is the only part that i will show. that's it. ankle down. perfect. >> besides trying to cover up murders, this show could be called how to get away with sex scenes. their basement romp was censored. what did theout? >> laurel taking charge of where frank's hand goes. >> i feel self-conscious taking my clothes o front of the crew, for million people every week. >> it's not all skin. camera angles and quick cutting can make a scene look hotter. >> we do push the envelo sometimes but our sex scenes -- >> really? i did not not that. >> but abc has always been supportive and we stick within the rules. >> you have to b very careful with your facial expressions. >> of course, it's not all sex. thursday viola has defend a transgender professor. >> what did you do? >> i killed steven.

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. >> reporter: viola davis just bagged the emmy for this meaty, murderous role. >> why do people like me sit and binge watch this? >> i think it's the salacious aspects of it. sex, murder, intrigue. all of those things. >> stop being so damn sensitive and get on board. >> tomorrow each of you -- >> reporter: in her class she is the legal queen bee flanked by her hive of associates and student hangers-on who fight real cases. >> do you even like your character? >> i don't know if annalise would be my friend. i think i'd share a drink with her. >> reporter: today on set with

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viola davis quoted harriet tubman. here's another. every dream begins with a dreamer. always remember you have within you the strength to change the world. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page good night, america. -are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. until i learned about bath fitter. bath fitter puts a new bathtub right over your old one. isn't that amazing? bath fitter will measure, custom-make and install right over your existing tub. and only bath fitter has seamless walls, which guarantees a watertight fit. plus, they do it all in just one day. >>> breaking news. a murder suspect wanted for killing a mother and child shot when he down. i'm shirleen allicot in for sade baderinwa. >> and i'm bill ritter. the man's run from cops coming to a police trying to piece it all together. also there for us, eyewitness news reporter josh einiger. >> detectives arrived here with an arrest warrant and tons of backup but in the left hand apartment of that unassuming duplex

viola davis is the guest. have a great night. we will leave you with a live look outside.our weekend. >> some leave here with a little, some leave with a lot, and some leave with the kind of money that dreams are made of. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison, and welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] good. you might recognize our first contestant as the sign-language interpreter from the national christmas tree lighting, but after today, you might just remember her as a millionaire. from laurel, maryland, please welcome tenysa santiago! [cheers and applause] >> hi. >> hi, tenysa. how you doing? >> great! how are you? >> what a great honor. how do they choose somebody to get that job? >> gosh. so, you know, i'd been working as a sign-language interpreter for a few years. i think maybe it was because my husband and i are a package deal. we're both interpreters, and we worked as a team to do the christmas-tree lighting that year. >> how cool is that? >> yeah. it wa

. >> one of my favorite actors and perhaps my writing candidate for 2016, viola davis said in an interview, i believe it was the charlie rose that whenever she accepts a role the 1st thing she does is look for the trap, mistakes she can make. when you realize, i have a book, the beginning of a journey, and investment that is years, many years, what were some of the traps, anticipated or unanticipated that you had to deal with china writing process? >> we can call it the trap or we can call it sheer terror. the terror stems from the fact that out of anger had no papers. i can go into these archives , the eminent men of new york city. after digging for years i was able to actually find out of anger, his poison spirit in the records of the people who held him. there he was. talking back and, you know, if you lean in you can here him, you can feel his resistance. so what began as something that was very intimidating because when you write about my. they are rendered voiceless without agency and the people who have power are the ones who get to define them. and so i had correspondence which is

. >> one of my favorite actors and perhaps my writing candidate for 2016, viola davis. she said in an interview with charlie rose that whenever she acceptors a role, the first thing she does is look for the tracks. what are the mistakes i could make in taking on rose in a show. when you realize i have a book, this is the beginning of a journey, an investment that is often years, likely many years with the research, what were some of the traps either anticipated or eight on anticipated that you had to deal with during the writing process? >> we can call it a trapper we can call it sheer terror. the terror stem from the fact that ota benga had no papers. so i can go into all these archives and find the records of all of the imminent men of new york city and around the country, there was no way to get to his voice. so that was a source of great angst and at some point i even wondered if i could do it. then, after digging for years, i was able to actually find oda ota benga, his voice and his spirit, in the records of the people that held him. there he was being described a

here `and our nick watt find out how `to get on the show's set `spending time with emmy winner `viola davis and the outstanding `cast. `>> reporter: murder, mayhem, `sex, more murder, more sex. `>> oh. `>> i'm sorry. `>> reporter: courtroom, bedroom, `classrooms it's addictive tv. `why? `>> i think that it has a very `intriguing leading lady on it. `that's what i think. `>> reporter: you think that's `the secret. `>> very attractive. `>> you think that's the secret. `>> yeah, i do. `>> reporter: maybe the fact that `viola davis puts in an historic `emmy winning performance, the `first ever african-american `dramatic actress winner. `>> this is criminal law 100 or `as i prefer to call it, how to `get away with murder. `>> reporter: davis, of course, `played annalise keating. `>> i want you to kill me. `>> i'm sorry. `>> reporter: i don't have to `come in in season two and go, `okay, we can't do this script `because you wouldn't say a, b, c `and d. `she can do anything. `>> you're a monster. `>> reporter: and she does. `legal queen bee with her hive of `associates and student hangers `on. `>>

very attractive. >> you think that's the secret. >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: maybe the fact that viola davis puts in an historic emmy winning performance, the first ever african-american dramatic actress winner. >> this is criminal law 100 or get away with murder. >> reporter: davis, of course, played annalise keating. >> i want you to kill me. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: i don't have to come in in season two and go, okay, we can't do this script because you wouldn't say a, b, c and d. she can do anything. >> you're a monster. >> reporter: and she does. legal queen bee with her hive of on. >> it's a closed set but they've let us in. they may regret this. >> stop being so damned sensitive and get on board. >> reporter: today i'm taking class. my name is nick watt. welcome to how to give a press interview 101 or as i like to call it -- how to embarrass your cast mates. i find you all despicable but i can't help watching it. >> i feel the same way about "good morning america." >> reporter: who is most likely to actually commit a crime? >> this woman over here. >> i wholeheartedly disagree. would

meanwhile a bad week for whoopi goldberg who had backlash for criticizing viola davis's speech. >> i'm not sure what it means, opportunity to do what? >> telling bet.com, the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. >> this is the woman of the night, eveveone is trying to get to her. >> the truth of the matter is, there is plenty of opportunity. kerry washington with booyah. maybe the question is, what d d u have to do to get voteded on. >> d amy schumer opening about self acceptanc >> i have an 18-month-old niece and we have the exact same body. >> it's been a struggle for me my whole life. i can't perform my best or be pulling at mething. if the towel. i'm not going to go do stand-up tonight. >> i wake up in the morning and look like charleze theron in "monster." >> i was born 150, came out swinging, give me linguini, mom. >> bringing humor to her hbo comedy special, amy schumer live at thehe apollo. >> the guy should always pay on the first date for sex. >> been working in this business for so many years, have donesome things, and all of a sudden, br

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anyone know who viola davis is? pena, don rickles, ll cool j, ken jeong, music from an dra day and kelsey ballerini. for 14 seasons our first guest has been trying to help us but i think we're unhelpable. he's host of the most popular talk show in syndicated television, "dr. phil" is on every weekday. please say hello to dr. phil! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you so much. i tell you what jimmy. a squirrel in a tophat is like a donkey in a dress. you can take it to the prom but if you try to make it wear lipstick you gonna get kicked. go on take a seat. if it walks like a turkey and talks like a turkey you can put sunglasses on it. put on it a horn frog and call it a unicorn, that don't mean you're going to get a bingo. am i right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what are you doing? what is this? what are you doing? >> oh, don't make a pig out of a peanut, jimmy. >> jimmy: seriously. what are you doing here? what are you doing here? >> what do you mean? >>

give it up for jon hamm. [ cheers and applause ] viola davis gave a beautiful speech last night. i thought -- and tracy morgan. it was so wonderful to see tracy morgan again. [ cheers and applause ] i would also like to congratulate my friend christie mengel who won a writing emmy for "inside amy schumer." and i'm only doing that to find out if she watches the show. [ laughter ] so we'll let you know tomorrow. we have a great show for you this evening from the new nbc show "the player," wesley snipes is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] very excited to talk to wesley snipes. a long-time favorite of mine. also, he is on the fantastic abc show "fresh off the boat." randall park is joining us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] looking forward to speaking to him. and you guys, she is one of my all-time favorites, our all-time favorites here at "late night," martha stewart. she'll be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] she will be making some incredible appetizers from her appropriately named "85th cookbook appetizers." 85. 85 cookbooks. what have you done with your life --