the petersons created little swings things le that for wanda a while ey eat. they figured out a way for them to frolic through the fields together they have a little harness and sling on their back. >> that's hard. >> that's why the petersons sent us this story. they need a little help. they set up a go fund me page to help support aldo and wanda to get them little wheel chairs. they are calling them the goat cart twins so they can have a modified cart to frolic through the field and help them be like goats, move around on their own. >> we're looking at a very small tower this guy is going to climb. as soon as we press play we realize this tower is on top of a 700 foot skyscraper in hong kong and he's got a go pro strapped to his head. >> i don't know how these guys get this kind of access. who are they greasing to get into these places? >> i think they see a building let's climb that thing and ask for permission never. >> could it be people are like no one is stupid enough to go up on that roof but clearly, people are stupid enough to go up on this roof. >> d

tonight -- wanda sykes from "rizzoli and isles," actress angie harmon music from two gallants featuringg band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. very good to hear. real quick, how many of you had a good valentine's day? [ cheers and applause ] great. and how many of you are back on tinder? [ cheers ] great. [ light laughter ] "hey, you guys, today is presidents' day," said mitt romney with a sigh. [ laughter ] "not for me. the banks are closed and it's not for me." anybody been outside today? yeah, you know how i knew that? you don't live here. [ laughter ] new york city today had a low temperature of minus 20 degrees with the wind chill. it was so cold that the empire state building was only about 40 stories high. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] tourists were going up. it was saying, "it's not -- this is weird. it's not usually like this." [ laughter ] anyone see "fifty shades of grey"? [

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to wanda sykes, angie harmon, two gallants.ng, everybody? i'm carson daly. this is "last call" from kroq. that's a radio station here in l.a. that i spend some time at from time to time and they were nice enough to let us hang out here in their studios. we got a big show for you tonight including an osc spotlight on the writer/director behind the film "whiplash." also coming up, sweat lodge is going to rip your face off with their debut from the troubadour. but first jemaine clement is best known as one half of the musical comedy duo flight of the concords. his latest project is a horror/comedy mash-up that he not only stars in, but also co-wrote and directed. it's called "what we do in the shadows." and for more we go to rockwell in los filas and say hello to

. >> looking at little aldo and wanda. this is just right after they were born. that's mom right there in front of them. you hear little goats just crying. and eight hours later, this is what they found. they had to bring the goats inside because suddenly they realized their back legs weren't working any longer. they suddenly had paralysis in their back legs both aldo and want dap you can see the little goat having a seizure on camera. >> the petersons are wonderful, wonderful goat owners and nursed the goats to health made sure they were okay. the first few days touch and go for these little goats. look at them now as they're being taken care of. they created little slings things like that for wanda and aldo so they can stand while they eat. even frolic through the fields even a harness, a little sling on their back. watch. >> that's hard. that's why the petersons sent us this story. they need a little help. they set up a go fund me page to help support aldo and want do to get wheelchairs. calling them the goat cart twins to have a little cart to frolic through

time to care for me, it was because of a strong mom and grandma that i'm here today and able to do as wanda said, wake up every morning grateful for the opportunity to go to work and make a dif rrnsh in the lives of young people and dhat work is only possible because of community because of the amazingstaff at larken street and all you who care about san francisco and children youth and families and vulnerable populations and i cant thank you enough for what you do is allowing me to bring my daughter quhoo is my guiding light and where i learn the most and for whome i astatic who gets to live and be educated in san francisco. thank you. >> con gratulation mrs. adams, we appreciate all the work you do here in san francisco. next we'll call on sfr visor catty tang from district foyer >> thank you very much. i ptd to con gratulate all the honorees today. thank you for reading. as a person who is a product of public education i'm thrill today honor someone who is a teacher in the public school system. i would like to call up [inaudible] thank you for being here. cara is a kindergarten as franci

wanda reeves had known hudson since 2 years old. >> he was a nice, spirited young man, polite, respectful. i couldn't believe his life was ended so senselessly. >> black punting for hudson that joined this volunteer fire company when just 16. his locker, and his gear, are now a memorial. >> you know it was round of clock things for him he would come in the middle of the night after working day work and he would have a duty to serve. he always did it with a smile sgl. >> reporter: again hudson's girlfriend was not charged. we will not release her name. even today she was being questioned. we'll have the latest updates on 6abc.com and tonight on "action news." reporting live in darby township, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news," shirleen. >> all right. thank you, kenneth. >> christians all around our area marked palm sunday today ushering in holy week. ♪outside the cathedral basilica of st. peters and paul the braved the wind chills in the 20s. people received the psalms. >> worshipers at st. peter church in merchantville new jersey carried psalms around the block and into the surech in

. >> wanda's daughter taylor swears she has seen him, too. >> yes, by my school. >> you think? >> yes, he was just walking. wasn't doing anything. >> last month a map wearing a hoodie matching a similar description tried to kidnap a 14-year-old girl into his white sedan. she got away. police are connecting the crimes. >> but we are actively pursuing the theory these two cases could be related. >> parents are on alert. >> you can't allow your girls to walk alone or even your boys. >> you let your daughter walk home from school by herself and. >> absolutely no. i don't let any kid catch the b.a.r.t., bus or anything like that. >> those who recognize the suspect plan to call police, as the search for him continues. >> eight people were injured when the roof of a garage collapsed during a prest. patrick's day block party. this is video posted by the college newspaper. up to 40 people were standing on top of the garage when it collapsed. at least 1500 people attended the event. officials say one person was impaled by a piece of wood. sevens were treated for minor injuries. >>> san j

many people agree with wanda who likes calculating her own tip.some servers don't deserve a lie tip and if we get great -- high it up and if we get great service, we sis high tip and if we get great service, we tip higher. gregory said we want to pay the staff a living wage. we want to know what you think. climb in and join the conversation. what do you think about this? >> i was at a restaurant recently and the kitchen was backed up and -- >> sometimes you can't help it. >> and things happen, but we still felt compelled to tip our server over what we would have normally done because we know this person was trying and they need a livable wage. >> some people have a bad day, also. try giving them the benefit of the doubt regardless. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. >> we have some showers pushing through, let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, knock crazy heavy. it's still 70 at national, not quite sure why. everybody is 50s to the north and 60s to the south. that should chan

all of the votes in florida that went missing between him and catherine -- to make sure his brother wanda the 2000 election. host: thomas in daytona beach florida. guest: we would take them in order. the caller referred to the 2000 election where the supreme court decided that in a 5-4 decision, awarding the state of florida to president bush. a couple catered fight over who had want florida, al gore versus george w. bush. the caller is right. george bush 1 -- al gore won 500,000 more popular votes than george bush. he democrats could not get past that no long time when the supreme court made his ruling because they felt al gore won the popular vote, which he had. but the supreme court is the arbiter in cases like this. that is what happened. as far as reagan, president reagan had been an actor. he was in movies and television. he had a lot of skills that are valuable for presidents to have. he was once asked -- a reporter in consternation said a lot of people think you are a big movie actor, how are you qualified to be president? he said, i think it is difficult for me to imagine a presi

the guy from wanda, they're connected to all official's families. jack ma never did this.id: don't jack ma and chinese government want same thing, growth? >> yo yes. but one wants to be in control. will do everything to stay in control. will not tolerate or brook any parallel force. david: as far as i can tell from the outside there is has not been conflict between what jack march is wants. >> he is very smart. it is is not a content business. it is agency business. he never got into the content. david: are they trying to stop him? >> will have to deal with censorship apparatus and ideology. his problem if he becomes too powerful economically and has a following, he will be shot down. david: similar to what happens in russia? putin notes too much competition. >> they shoot people on the street in russia. don't do that in china. put you away in jail. david: talk about the overall growth in china and whether or not alibaba, what is happening to alibaba is kind of a canary in the coal mine. talk about coal. coal use is way down for the first time in 13 years, the use of coal

look wanda read filed that suit this week. she says the bridgeton police department condone excessive force byes of on he everrers, the suit seeks a million dollars in damages. police dashboard photo shows two officers warn him not to move. he then steps out and raises his hands, but police shoot april kill him. a man is under arrest tricking his way into a local tanning salon and then assaulting a man inside. this happened in montgomery county. marshal county asked to use the restroom in the salon and once inside, he pulled out a life and threatened the victim and demanned she perform a sex act. this happened last month at montgomery township business. he is forcing numerous charges including rape. he is is behind bars on $25,000 bond. take a look at this guy. this is pretty clear, police say that person is responsible for a whole string of robberies in northeast philadelphia in just the past two weeks. authorities say he knocked out at it different businesses. each time the same suspect hands out a note to an employee demand

wanda, -- what would you like to see as part of that look? >> you are looking at me so i will go first. a comprehensive look at the criminal justice system that would include community leaders stakeholders, academics. there needs to be that integrative report. law enforcement and the criminal justice system get package together in the minds of the citizenry. what happens in the legislature becomes the responsibility of the officer. what i would issue as a challenge to that is to say, and this goes back to your point about what is traditional -- we think there are problems in terms of law enforcement's relationship with the community. i worked with issues of discrimination. if you imagine there is discrimination, you have to imagine it happens in housing context, health care. all of that is upstream of someone -- of where someone have contact with law enforcement. when we talk about accountability and transparency, we never talk about accountability and transparency for state governance. these nontraditional approaches to change or to rectify

all of the votes in florida that went missing between him and catherine -- to make sure his brother wanda000 election. host: thomas in daytona beach florida. guest: we would take them in order. the caller referred to the 2000 election where the supreme court decided that in a 5-4 decision, awarding the state of florida to president bush. a couple catered fight over who had want florida, al gore versus george w. bush. the caller is right. george bush 1 -- al gore won 500,000 more popular votes than george bush. he democrats could not get past that no long time when the supreme court made his ruling because they felt al gore won the popular vote, which he had. but the supreme court is the arbiter in cases like this. that is what happened. as far as reagan, president reagan had been an actor. he was in movies and television. he had a lot of skills that are valuable for presidents to have. he was once asked -- a reporter in consternation said a lot of people think you are a big movie actor, how are you qualified to be president? he said, i think it is difficult for me to imagine a president w