>> jimmy: here, winnie, come on you can go say "hi. >> hi. >> jimmy: this is winnie >> hi, winnie. >>lmost have on the same kind of dress, winnie look >> jimmy: wow. >> we almost gone by the same fashion. how cool is that >> mine is blue. mine is blue, though >> jimmy: her's is blue, i know but you're has blue in it, too. >> mine has purple, too. mine has more purple >> it does but it's the same idea, winnie >> jimmy: okay, sorry about that that's going to happen >> we need to have an at home fashion. >> jimmy: that's going to happen. it's been happening. it happens all the time. >> let it happen let it happen? >> jimmy: she just walks right in in the middle of the thing. and, yeah, that's the way it works. but i want to tell her the story so she knows so you're -- when she becomes 12 >> oh, yes, winnie, don't let this happen. so jump to we're doing her homework the other night and she goes, "mom, i'm scared to tell you this but, like, touch the back of my head." all her hair, which is, like, past her shoulders, has shrunken up into a tight ball that feels like matted fur like, i can'

there are my girls right there hi, winnie hi, franny >> hi. >> hi. here are -- are the websites to check out. redcross.org/statefarm our neighbors at state farm are offering to match up to $200,000 for this week so please keep donating. that is awesome. we love you state farm thank you for doing that that is so cool. so please, give whatever you can. they're going to match up to $200,000 >> yay >> jimmy: that's fantastic hey -- >> oh, dear. >> jimmy: winnie, are you okay okay, we're back because my camera operator had to become a mom again and -- but everything's fine. everything's good. winnie, are you okay >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, good franny, you okay >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, perfect. hey, look at the camera and say hi >> hi. >> jimmy: camera -- winnie, you want to look at the camera and say hi >> hi. >> jimmy: there you go just charming, charming. our guests tonight are adam sandler, who is one of our favorites. he's just always there for us and just comforting. and i always -- i just love the guy. so he's on the show and his charity is directrelie

winnie: it really does.eld and leveraged finance, you have to look for a few things. first, you have to see the new issue markets begin to be more forptive to higher leverage more storied names. we have seen a little more issue come through the leveraged market, including some companies in these more stressed sector like restaurants. we think that is an encouraging sign. but in order for us to say let's go wholesale overweight high-yield, it is time to buy everything, you have to see ccc's, energy and discretionary trading at prices that you feel are close to recovery levels. we do think there is going to be a pretty significant default cycle in the next 12 months, so the sectors i just mentioned are clearly the ones that are going to be under the most pressure. we are really looking for continued prices to reflect what we think are appropriate recovery levels because that is really where investors can start to get in and see some very solid upside opportunity. in the meantime, we are very much focused on cu

winnie wrote this out. kind of rushed it today, i feel redcross.org/statefarm statefarm said they'd match up to $200,000 this week in donations. that's $400,000. we're very close to reaching $200,000 i'm very happy to say. i love you guys, that's awesome. so, that means $400,000 that's been donated to red cross thanks to you guys they matched -- they matched your donation. thank you to our neighbors at statefarm. and our friends at red cross are so, so thankful and happy. we talked to them today and they wanted to let everyone know to please give blood if you can. >> why are you doing that? >> jimmy: i thought that was gary i was like, wait, gary can open the door >> no. >> jimmy: who is that? >> i want inclusion. >> jimmy: oh my gosh guys, i thought you were already upstairs hi, nice to see you. >> hi! >> jimmy: hi, guys anyways, if you can -- i'll close the door, don't worry. lhlh wait -- >> she got the notbug, putting her coat on. >> jimmy: it was so quiet for a second it was so quiet for a cond anyways,

winnie: yes, you're absolutely right.een a wide range of issuers come to market which very much started in the investment trade market even before the fed announced it would be stepping in to support those higher-rated companies and then has spread into the high-yield market and loan market to an extent. i think what investors really need to keep in mind is the fed is going to be very focused on solvency heading into this crisis. the ultimate goal of these fed programs is to allow companies that have concerns and well-capitalized for the crisis started to be able to manage through a relatively short-term liquidity issue. i don't think the fed is going to be coming in and providing a liquidity backstop to the leverage finance market in wholesale. however, they are very clearly providing a level of support and a floor on the higher-quality parts of the company come extending into the double be rated segment with the inclusion of recent fallen angels into their program. there is clearly opportunity there. we spoke with howar

." >> jimmy: oh, winnie, thank you so much. we have a great show tonight all new. >> starring jimmy fallon >> jimmy: oh uh-oh, do you have anything else you want to say let's just start the show. ♪ we in the house ♪ >> tonight, join jimmy and his guests ricky gervais. billy porter musical guest the lumineers. and the legendary roots crew it's "the tonight show" at home edition. 0 ♪ we in the house y'all ♪ and now, here's jimmy. >> jimmy: hi, everybody, welcome to "the tonight show at home edition." my name is jimmy fallon. i'm so happy to have you guys watching the show. it's tuesday today, and tuesday i say is just one day closer to friday, isn't it, though it's definitely not yesterday. and it is not quite tomorrow it's almost tomorrow it's basically wednesday let's just act like it's wednesday. but it's tuesday it's great monday was great done forward. onward, upward that's what we're doing, okay? we're in this together let's make this work thanks for watching, everybody hey, we're working with salesforce really stepped up s

this is winnie fallon and my wife is the camera operator today. guys, we are -- april 15th, today is, wednesday, and hopefully you're doing your part and staying at home like we are if you are going out, make sure to wear a mask, right? and if you -- if you don't have a mask you can make one. there's a lot of things online you can learn how to do it i saw a cool thing, matthew mcconaughey used a a bandanna and put a coffee filter in the bandana and used that to make a face mask with rubber bands that's pretty cool, right? we have a big show today pharrell williams is on the show, very talented pharrell williams, we love him also his charity is world central kitchen, wck.org he's doing stuff with jose andres. that's a picture of a dinosaur, right? or is that a duck? >> dinosaur. >> jimmy: and then we have millie bobby brown who we love and her charity is unicef.org. speaking of charities, by the way, a lot of people have been stepping up and i think it's a a great thing so thank you, everyone, for donating and my family is donating to every charity

so we have good news winnie lost a tooth today. >> yes you'll see it, though, in the interview.. >> jimmy: spoiler alert. >> okay.ed in stuflike what do you eat and all this stuff that you - you wouldn't care. >> olives. i'm obsessed with olives >> jimmy: well i mean, yes >> jalapeno stuffed olives >> jimmy: you love olives. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you art with graver olives >> gravers have be in our family for a hundred years it's a great place out of mid california, the graver olive coany. and they are delicious. >> jimmy: the graver olive -- >> the graver -- >> jimmy: it's the graver olive company and they make graver olives >> i just meant to say graver. graver olives. anyway, the best olives >> jimmy: all right, this one's from -- this one is from @jaco1948 jaco it says who did all that amazing art work on the walls of your house? that's definitely a question for you. >> yes however, who did it is hilarious, unless they're speaking about one thing because it is a lifetime of collecting heirlooms like my grandparents' stuff, my dad's stuff, my mom's stuff, and then a lot

i want to thank winnie, the jumping girl i want to thank -- i thought you were a statue?or watching and we have all new shows next week, so tune in. thank you very much. have a great weekend wash your hands. do not touch your face and -- you got this, you guys. no, i don't know if i can go forward. oh, i don't know -- no all right, here we go. whoa [ light laughter ] >> bye, winnie [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- andy samberg an all new second chance theatre, featuring the 8g band with ilan rubin ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news president trump delivered the state of the union address today. and i think he's feeling cocky, because he just said "it's good" and walked off stage [ laughter ] despite president trump claiming that athletes and protesters have disrespected the national anthem,

don't we, winnie we want to thank -- you're dancing. we want to thank chelsea handler. to thank t-mobile for doing this text "thanks" to 50555 thank you, t-mobile. this is awesome. guys, we have an all-new show tomorrow thank you for watching wash your hands. don't touch your face. hit it >> ahh >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," john mulaney an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: give it up for fred armisen and the 8g band, everyone and welcome to "late night." how's everybody doing? and of course by everybody, i mean the row of american girl dolls that i've set up here in the attic. blair liked that one during yesterday's coronavirus task force press conference, president trump said that he knows the u.s. is past the peak of a pandemic because he was quote, "looking at graph and models." or more likely, looking at graphs and thinking about models "i wonder what kathy ireland is doing right now. probably not wasting her time looking at a bunch of stupid grap

it's a really cool charity thank you, winnie, for drawi ese out. also we have dua lipa whose album "future -- future nostalgi is out right now. and she's just crushing it and her charity is -- can you help me? focused again? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: unic.o we love dua lipa anwhat else do we have maybe we'll check in -- that's right. frannyu did great jo drawing that t's go to me -- some monologue jokes right now. here we go ♪ >> jimmy: welcome tonigh show: home edition." well guys, tonight marked the starof passover. it's a hiday tt celebrates thmiracles of moselike parting the red sea and finding toilet paper at target ah, it a big week with passover starting tonight and easter on sunday if your family celebrates both, be sure to pick up a pack of the all new gefilte fish peeps this should be great opera singer andrea bocelli is going to perform live on easter from an empty cathedral in italy or his living room if he changes the background on his zoom some big 2020 news earlier today, bernie sanders dropped out of the presidential race i'm going to mi

that story again -- hey winnie and franny, you have what it takes to be an astro physicists. and that's our monologue for tonight. guys, you've been sending me great questions called ask the fallons and questions you want to ask my wife nancy or my daughters, winny or franny so we went for a social distancing walk today and had a couple nice discussions. please enjoy okay, so this is interview number two are those my sunglasses? >> no. yes -- >> jimmy isn't that funny? sometimes we don't even practice it or whatever, talk about it, plan it, but we wear the same things sometimes stripy shirt or -- >> yeah. or like navy sweaters. >> jimmy: yeah looks like we're getting ready for a bad, awkward, family portrait >> yep >> jimmy: how's home schooling by the way it's been some fun >> oh, my gosh we're going to wait. hi um, home schooling, these teachers are brilliant >> devoted loyal. they are just going so out of their way to make this okay for those of us who really don't know what we're doing. raising hand high. and we're getting through it here we go >> jimmy: are you getting b

. >> find something from winnie and franny, anything 1-1,000. 2-1,000. 3-1,000. >> jimmy: i got thislet me see >> jimmy: all right, this is a a drawing from winnie. >> that's pretty amazing, actually >> jimmy: it looks like a unicorn cat or something >> uni-cat that's the uni-cat >> jimmy: a uni-cat. she's created a new animal >> that's the new character on the show the uni-cat. i love the uni-cat we love the uni-cat. >> jimmy: the uni-cat can be the new thing. >> the uni-cat is the new thing. you just got to cut the mouth out and then let the uni-cat -- whatever the uni-cat wants to talk about, the uni-cat can talk about i love it. >> jimmy: all right. that's -- see, that's -- already, i'm inspired. i also grabbed -- i grabbed a drawing that i drew when i was a kid. i got -- i put -- this is called peace >> that's hilarious. you got the black dude and - [ laughter ] i love it. i love it. >> jimmy: i only got a good. >> you only got a good wow, that's funny. you only got good. i think it's pretty good, actually >> jimmy: come on, peace peace is great >> i like that >> jimmy: how abou

was that you >> jimmy: this is -- winnie did -- i did the rainbow winnie did the drawing >> okay. >>i'd highlight that i think it's important to highlight -- i mean, the way i look at charity as a whole is like community and global. you know >> jimmy: yeah >> and i think it's important to do both especially now, because this is like what's affecting us globally, is when we say we are all in this together, like what's happening outside of or country will directly affect us >> jimmy: yeah >> especially hunger and the economy. so anyway, the world food programme, they -- i mean, last year, in 2019, were feeding up to 100 million people. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is even before the pandemic obviously >> oh, yeah, no, it's a real -- i mean, look, hunger is a huge crisis and it gets worse and worse. it's -- it's usually -- the root causes are usually, you know, manmade. the manmade conflicts or it's the environment or it's economic downturns right? so the world food programme is a u.n. -- it's a u.n. organization and they're the leading in dealing with world hunger crisis so a

winnie, do you want to go down the slide?> me first. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers" -- will forte representative katie porter, "amber says what," featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: welcome to "late night," everybody. i'm your host steve? no sten it might be sten yes, sten mathers. the white house yesterday scheduled, canceled, and then rescheduled its daily coronavirus task force press briefing wow, that's the kind of calm, steady leadership you usually only get from brunch plans with ashley during yesterday's coronavirus press briefing president trump acknowledged the impact of the virus and said, quote, "so, yeah, we've lost a lot of people." okay, when i go, can trump not do the eulogy? "so, yeah, seth's dead not too much more to say about it feel free to poke him on your way out, if you don't believe me he won't feel it." president trump yesterday pushed back against calls for the federal government to bail out states and cities that have been hit hard by the

and i will say that anderson .paak's charity - >> winnie, i want to play that too. >> jimmy: that heing is live nation crew nation which is raising money, because a lot of the crews that are part of these giant tours and theses concerts are out of jobs as well and unemployment, honestly, is at an all-time high. i don't why -- i mean, this is my crew so don't know wh i'd do without my wife thank you,oney and winnie and franny, thank you guys so much again, franny, one of your best -- one of your best works i think ound here is where you just thoug about, you know, playinsomething else buit's friday. les go do someonologue jokes. ♪ >> jimmy: do you wt to get come up. up up up good girl. up up good girl. sit. good girl. sit. good girl. again. >> just tell her to be cute. >> jimmy: all right, be cute >> aw, she's such a good dog jimmy: thank you, gary. breae. breathe hey. [ light laughter ] good girl. see? her.id little trick i taught nomany ds know that one. huh? but you do, gary, you kn it. welcome to "the tonight show: at home edition" well, you guys, thisunday is easter. happy easter

in 1963 and charged with sabotage alongside older struggle heroes like nelson mandela, whose wife winnieut were given life sentences instead. to many white south africans, goldberg was a traitor. to many black people, he was a reminder that the fight against racial oppression was not theirs alone. goldberg emerged from prison 22 years later as apartheid was beginning to crumble. now, we are free to be free. because to be free, it is not enough to cast off your chains. you must so live your life that you respect and advance the freedom of others. that's the legacy. goldberg was celebrated internationally for his role in pushing south africa towards democracy after sacrificing so many years of his life. i have no regrets about what we did and what i did except that i got caught. they're have been great moments, regrets... only for my children and their sadness and growing up without a father. in his later years, he became disillusioned with and outspoken about the corruption that flourished in the governing anc but denis goldberg retained his good humour to the last along with his courage

will actually have more of our the power were seen for the biggest and wealthiest employers kind of winnie from this recession amazon google facebook are all getting richer and more cash. cash cash rich that means they can pay more to work or is willing go back to work but they also means that they can resist employer employees demands so unless we have countervailing institutions or social partnership we could actually see a return to work that looks good for g.e. but it means that workers have less bargaining power it's a political choice now the economics certainly suggest that workers can be paid more after this recovery but that doesn't just happen because we can't there has to be forces to make cloisters share the. professor of economics and policy analysis of the new school for social research in new york take care thank you thank you. well the spread of the krona virus is a global event affecting every country in the world political leaders are being measured by their response to the crisis and among them is germany's chancellor angela merkel she stooped to step down from a role be

will actually have more harvey hour we're seeing for the biggest and wealthiest employers kind of winnie from this recession amazon google facebook are all getting richer and more cash. cash cash rich that means they can pay more to workers will go back to work but they also means that they can resist to put employees demands so unless we have countervailing institutions or social partnership we could actually see a return to work that looks good for g.d.p. but it means that workers have less bargaining power it's a political choice now the economics certainly suggest that workers can be paid more after this recovery but that doesn't just happen because we can't there has to be forces to make cloisters share the. professor of economics and policy analysis of the new school for social research in new york take care thank you thank you. well the spread of the corona virus is a global event affecting every country in the world political leaders are being measured by their response to the crisis and among them is germany's chancellor angela merkel she's due to step down from a role before th

he has a whole new crew, his wife nancy shoots most of the show and daughters winnie and frannie occasionallyout. fallon says doing the show away from his 30 rock studio has taken some getting used to, but he knew he needed to get back on the air. >> i went to a store and i got a tripod, and i said i got to do something to -- i don't know what i'm going to do, but i'm going to do something from my house. >> fallon says his daughters are a tough audience. so far they've only laughed at one of his jokes, when he imitated adam sandler. i get that. when i broadcast from home, all they do is roll their eyes. i'm an inconvenience to their lives at home. >> my daughter just gets in the way and she's really loud. >> she likes to be on the air. >> she's very distracting, so sorry about that. it's fun. we're all working from home these days. >> we're doing the best we can. >> exactly. that's going to do it for us. >> yep. we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye. >> jimmy: hi, everybody, welcome to another "tonight show at home edition." i appreciate you watching and staying at home and doing what we are told. i

here is winnie page — she's walking 10 lengths of her driveway every day until her 100th birthday inservice in north west england. for all those parents out there who could use a hand with story—time these days, help is here. a took a stroll through the deep dark wood. a fox or mice and the mice looked good. michelle obama will narrate a classic kids book online each monday for the next four weeks. the first offering was that much loved tale the gruffalo, byjulia donaldson. the project is a collaboration with penguin random house and pbs kids. the idea is to give children a chance to practise their reading, and give their parents a much needed break. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. hello there. for most of us it has been dry day with sunny spells. this is the sunrise we saw injersey. that cloud is this cloud on the satellite pick, also brought a few showers in in western cornwall and the isles of scilly. clear skies for most of britain, and as well as the sunshine, we have gusts of wind around 35 mph ringing waves into the coastline in bridlington. overnight tonig

winnie hong. she's chinese and is work for a german company for several years we asked her what is different in china. culturally speaking we are different you know and. in the transition are sinking we are more open to you know the latest technology and opened for the word. soul. probably you can see from how much we are using the smartphone. right like like just now we buy the coffee with a smartphone. and we pay for the taxi to be always a smartphone and sometimes my german colleagues say that you don't even to have to bring cash with you and they said yeah that's normal life. as if i always forget my wallet when i'm in germany because here in china i pay for everything with my smartphone if you go to the market and there's an 80 year old woman selling produce you might think i guess i'll pay with cash but you can't anymore you'll be buying an apple and she'll take out a q.r. code scanned it and then you pay for it with your smartphone it's unbelievable there's nothing like that in germany it's

winnie was in his early 30s, he felt that he or is life work she somehow have to do with being a showman with exhibiting acts. any of the time ran a boardinghouse in a store in new york city. he read the paper medevac was on display in philadelphia, and indeed a person associated with the act came into the store talk to him about it. the act was a blind signalman. she was reported to be hundred and 61 years old. and further claimed to be the nursemaid of george washington. she would go around tell stories about little george. she would also seeing sort of ancient hymns nobody had really ever heard before. by the way, i love this perspective. if you like maybe i went into the wrong business. [laughter]. but anyway, barnum hurried up to philadelphia from new york, to see this woman whose name joyce. and he was favorably impressed with the possibility that should be could be quite old. he never admitted throughout his life as he often did about other things he did, that he suspected that the she was not 151 years old. the life expectancy for a white woman was about 40. i would dare to say f

we've become a nation of winnie the poohs. i like it though. i like meetings with no pants. an element of danger. every time you're on a conference call now, you know that there's a good chance you might see one of jeff from accounting's balls. i'm surprised some of these apps haven't caught on to this. you know how they have the filters that can add cat-ears and whatever to your head? why not use that technology for teleconferencing too? like this. >> jimmy: you're sitting there, naked from the waist down. all of god's ornaments piled up on the couch. but then, when you have to get up -- presto! you've got a pair of pants on. only your pets will know the truth. the one group that seems to be enjoying this coronavirus is animals. >> jimmy: this is from a small town in wales where a tribe of mountain goats has taken over. ever since the stay at home movement started, the town of llandudno has been overrun by mountain goats. and they're becoming increasingly comfortable. look at this, they're not even trying to socially distance. do goats eat rats? maybe they should try this i

"he's going full winnie the pooh." been having a blast at his briefings, but it turns out, he initially had a different idea for how to connect with the american people. early on in the crisis, trump wanted to start a white house talk radio show. a apparently, trump emphasized the show would need to be at least two hours a day every day. could we just lock him in the room and tell him he's on the radio "oh, your ratings are great, sir. just take our word for it. now, we'll fight the virus. you keep screaming into the hair brush." of course, talking the american people through a crisis over the radio isn't a new idea. f.d.r. had his famous fireside chats, and he was a lot more like trump than you'd think. >> my fellow americans, war has engulfed the pacific.y april, like a miracle. for guidance during these difficult times, we now turn to the mypillow guy's grandfather, jiminy pillow! now, off for a frisky frolic down in warm springs with salty sue and the ziegfeld good-time gals! baba-booey! >> stephen: big news in new

do not touch your face i'll see you tomorrow, we have new shows all week okay, okay winnie's going tookay you go on here come on, we've got to end the show i know we'll do it again. we'll go twice wrap around. wrap around -- here we go. no, one leg, not both legs oh, my god ready? everybody, going to go fast. >> too fast! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was fun ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers" -- chatting cocktails with martha stewart an all new "closer look, featuring the 8 g band with fred armisen ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. ♪ >> seth: welcome to "late night. how is everybody doing tonight oh, you're watching this on your phone in the bathroom while hiding from your kids? that's so great. in that case, let's get to the news in a press conference yesterday, president trump said he doesn't want to give the american people bad news during the coronavirus pandemic and added he is a, quote, "cheerleader for the country. and i guess that is, you know, a good description after all, he is standing on the sidelines, facing the wrong way. "two, four, six, eight, m

your wednesday forecast, loan high clouds, a lot of low clouds, cooler or breezy for some down by winnie wright is, the coast, cooler, witty, 50s, six his resume, loan high clouds, 60s and 70s midland. high clouds and many low clouds, breezier cooler and 70s, some 80s hold on but most inland locations have 50s on senators for just about everybody here. areas to the north, still 30s, low 50s though petaluma to kenwood at 52, point race 51, that is cooler, there is travis, west southwest winds gusting at 30 miles per hour. that will do it. this kind of pattern this time of year, the water is this:51 and 52. a san francisco, 80s and 90s inland, once you get the onshore breeze, the fog has all recipe to make it happen and that is what is happening, see the system dragging across, this is a first of the public is on the cooler pattern and you get rain in mendocino county and also lake county. also, probably putting out temperatures on sunday, it starts today, 67, couple low 80s and there, the trend has temperatures this way all the way to study. >>> baseball can still come back this summer, u

you're probably going full winnie the pooh underneath that. >> stephen: 100%. 100%.piece. >> just a rhinestone cod piece. >> stephen: which doubles as a mask in a crise. >> i'm only-- i'm only wearing bab powder under here. so, hey. >> stephen: fantastic. as a young actor, when they would say, other show up. it's two elect. it's at this casting agency. nice casual. what did that mean to you? >> oh, man. i remember the first time i ever-- my first audition i ever had was for a garbage bag commercial starring eddie shack. you probably don't know-- he's a famous hockey player. >> stephen: oh, sure, eddie shack. >> oh, yeah! >> stephen: the stick and the thing, and it goes-- >> yeah, this is third-odd years ago, so i don't know if old eddie is around anymore. they had the same sort of thing, "just dress nice casual." i don't know what that meant. but i showed up wearing this thin leather tie that had piano keys on it. >> stephen: wow. >> i'm pretty sure i looked like any-decade paul schaeffer, and that's what i wore. >> stephen: or an extra from "fast times at ridgemont

. >> hi, winnie. >> we watch them every day of our lives. >> it's just how things are now.now, you're zooming with the "today." you're zooming first grade. this is just the new normal. well, jimmy, you have really kept us company during this time, and i think people are so grateful that even though you're home, you're sharing your home and opening it up. >> what's it been like, and what's the feedback been like? >> i feel like a lot of people are just kind of, you know, not as -- you can't really do anything that fake. it's really you. it's showing your real character. i think we're seeing everyone come together and be very creative, and it's really fun. i mean it's bizarre, but this is the times we're living in, and it's -- i'm happy to be able to be able to broadcast and do all this, you know? >> one of the things i think that's brought people together is music. y'all have had so many great musicians on the show. i know you love to sing a good song too, jimmy. >> i do. i have a song that i wrote for you guys. >> oh. >> whoa. >> here we go. ♪ ♪ i clapped for the nurses whe

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. >> my name is jimmy fallon, this is franny fallon, this is winnie fallon, and my wife is the camera> reporter: colbert changing the name of his show from "the late show" to "a late show" to mark the change. jimmy's opening credits drawings from his kids. but their monologue still tackling the news of the day. >> there's word now that students who are applying for college may take the s.a.t. and a.c.t. tests from home this year. which, boy, if only felicity huffman had waited. >> reporter: some going very low-tech. fallon reading his monologue from a piece of paper. >> so the state of new jersey's holding a benefit show called "jersey for jersey." it's the only benefit show where the host threatens you with a baseball bat. >> reporter: instead of interviewing guests in person, they're skyping in. kimmel's pal joining virtually to make a quarantine cocktail appropriate to the season. >> then you pour in tequila, then you drink it. >> reporter: colbert going galactic from his living room. >> speaking to us from the international space station, please welcome jessica meir. >> reporter:

beautifully drawn out by my daughter thank you, winnie.ng with lady gaga lady gaga, welcome back to "the tonight show" at home edition. i love you thank you so much for honoring your word and talking to me today. >> like i'm so sorry >> jimmy: no, no, honestly, we thought we had a big announcement, and then, honestly, things -- it's becoming an even bigger announcement, and so we had to wait >> we weren't quite ready yet, and i really appreciate you being so nice about it, and thank you. and i love you i love your viewers and everyone at home watching. i just wish everybody well wre discuss tonight. first of all, how are you doing besides working hard on this new giant project, and where are you? >> well, i'm doing great thank you for asking i feel very blessed. i hope you're doing well too >> jimmy: yep. >> i'm in -- actually, we're in my office. we decided to quarantine in the family office. so, there's just a small group of us that are all in the office together just in case we need to work on anything >> jimmy: how many people did you

>> steve: wait, how are franny and winnie >> jimmy: they're great.hey're so cute, i know -- there's your kid, your family's there too. >> together: hi. >> jimmy: they love you. so much fun. [ talking over each other [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god [ laughter ] >> steve: all right. well, i'll see you -- you guys are nuts >> bye jimmy >> steve: we'll see ya, jimmy. i'm bleeding pretty bad. >> jimmy: all right, guys. we'll check in with you later. >> steve: oh my god. who turned the lights out? >> jimmy: hey guys, we're all looking for ways to connect with our friends during these times so we wanted to play a fun game that we love, that i love, called "quiplash." you can play with up to eight people, and we got some friends to join in, and the makers of "quiplash," jackbox games said that they will match up to $25,000 if you donate to redcross.org let's play some quiplash alright, welcome to my "quiplash" game, tonight we're playing with kenan thompson, whitney cummings and melissa villasenor >> woohoo. >> jimmy: thank you guys so much for playing thi

enjoy the time reading winnie the pooh with your grandchildren.there have started allowing people to leave wuhan, where the coronavirus pandemic started. the city was locked down two—and—a—half months ago. it comes after china reported no deaths on tuesday, the first time this has happened since it began publishing figures. 0ur china correspondent robin brant is in beijing. and you are alive, robin. i'm so sorry, i didn't realise! i'm glad to talk to you live. i'm here like malcolm rifkind! so this is finally some absolutely brilliant news for the people of wuhan? yeah, hugely significant, hugely symbolic moment after 76 days when this city, before all this happened pretty much no one outside of china had heard of it, home to 11 million people, it was cut off from the rest of mainland china, cut off from the world as well and january 23. but now the restrictions have been lifted. people there are able to leave if they want to. people outside the rest of china can also travel to wuhan if they want. president xi went there three weeks ago, a sure si

and so, his characteristic white and blue, "winnie mae," he flies around the world with a navigator, harold gaddy in 1931, in eight days. in 1933, he flies around the world all by himself in 7 1/2 days. and he starts learning these new phenomena that aviators are going to come to know after world war ii -- the jet stream. so, he gets an additional 120 miles per hour tailwind on his airplane as he's flying from the jet stream. he learns it because he's flying so high. he's experimenting. he's also the first individual to experiment with the pressure suit. so, the vega is the choice of aviators who want to push the limits of not only speed and distance, but altitude in regards to what this airplane can do. so, this is amelia earhart's characteristic red vega, and it shows her story of being the leading pilot flying across the u.s., flying across the atlantic. and it's in another airplane, a lockheed electra, that she disappears trying to fly around the world in 1937. and so, lockheed becomes synonymous with high-performance, long-distance aircraft, that important aviators choose to mak

and then so when we got to that point, it had already been winnied down since the initial cut off the paper filings through the physicals. there were probably at about, i don't know, less than 100 left. and so out of all of that, we ended up with 19 of us in my group being selected. and how that magically was done at the end, how the papers were laid out, i don't know. but that's kind of the process you went through. >> i think we'll take a couple of questions, a couple more questions and if there are no more questions in the front now, we'll take a couple of questions if it is okay from the students in the back. >> sure. certainly. >> for those with the hands up. >> they'll have the tough questions. >> if you have not had a photograph with mr. haise, line up here at the conclusion. for those of with you name badges that have not had your photograph taken earlier, just line up here. media you're welcome to follow and then we'll do a media conference. any other questions? >> i wanted to ask you on the re-entry which took the five minutes in the -- i'm over here, mr. haise. jean guerra.

bill all of a sudden between me and my winnie, is the tower. the tower, we later found out was 1500 feet. and we were cruising along 500 feet just below the classic. that think went by so fast. the red light really caught my eye. i said that is a reality check. (laughs) it is a dangerous business. and a lot of things you can plan for it. and that's the only one knowing my age but remember radio range when we used to fly radio range before you had all the modern technology we had today. you have to be able to fly in the soup and navigate using just code, just code letters. in 18 months of training i got it down. i got disoriented, and it was just terrible. no excuse, you're a naval aviator is supposed to be able to do these things every single time. and i didn't. and i got it down. grab a cup of coffee with my instructor. i thought this is not good, you are in trouble. the first one i had 18 months. with a good lesson of humility there. i took that with me quite a ways beyond that day and paid dearly for it. i made it through, got orders. three

here is winnie page — she's walking 10 lengths of her driveway every day until her 100th birthday inlle obama will narrate a classic kids book online each monday for the next four weeks. the first offering was that much loved tale ‘the gruffalo', by julia donaldson.the project is a collaboration with penguin random house and pbs kids. the idea is to give children a chance to practise their reading, and give their parents a much needed break. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there, for most of us has been a straight day of sunny skies and fairly brisk winds again but for the channel islands, what a glorious start of the day it was, this was the fiery sunrise that we saw earlier on injersey. the fiery sunrise that we saw earlier on in jersey. that the fiery sunrise that we saw earlier on injersey. that cloud, is this clarity on the satellite picture, it also brought a few showers in across western cornwall and the isle of scilly but they've been moving out of the way since. clear skies for most of us, rain bearing clouds and wet and windy conditions foun

here is winnie page — she's walking 10 lengths of her driveway every day until her 100th birthday ine pollen, england, wales, northern ireland, parts of scotland have high levels today. another dry and sunny day, brisk easterly wind, taking the edge of the temperatures, especially along this east coast. another thing, with a front, moving away from the channel islands in south—west england, taking cloud and re m na nts of south—west england, taking cloud and remnants of the rain with it as we go through this afternoon. lots of dry weather, a lot of sunshine, still this gusty wind, dusting inland to about 30 miles an hour, exposure gusting to around 40 miles an hour, behind this weatherfront, and the channel islands, it will brighten up, and you will see some sunshine. the highest temperatures the further west you travel, cardiff, 20, possibly 21 degrees. this evening, there will be areas of cloud floating around. cold enough for frost across north—east scotland. where the cloud remains broken, we could see frost across north—east england. for many of us, it will be a frost—free night

winnie page is walking ten lengths every day until her 100th birthday in a week's time.ghtly novel take on the high school musical hit performed by asher the singing cockatoo the video has been viewed more than 3.5 million times. devon cage and aviary bird rescue say when they played asher the song, he was absolutely overjoyed and joined in straight away. the original cast of high school musical reunited last week to remotely sing a new version of the song. excellent. very impressive. it is 12 minutes past seven. you are watching brea kfast minutes past seven. you are watching breakfast this morning from the bbc. while social distancing and self—isolation can be distressing experiences for us all, there are unique challenges facing people with learning difficulties living in care. for some, sudden changes of routine or lack of contact with loved ones can cause huge upset — and for carers explaining what is happening can be a real challenge, as graham satchell reports. so here i am arriving at work. we have no visitors at all, not even family members. a home for people wi

winnie will sit at your fee —— feet and bark. are more of us reading books?kend. amazon has been looking at e—books showing that men give up before page 50, women keep telling going to a page 108. only 5% of e—books are finished by 75% of readers. it's a habit i've got starting to read a book but not finishing it. good news for england football fans. front page of the newspaper. german scientist serve conducted a study, the last 40 years of penalties taken at major tournaments. 40 years of hurt. they concluded, louise, that the best penalty takers in the world are english. what's been going wrong? they come to this. there is a 90% success rate which beats the german and spanish and italians and brazilians. shootouts, the average is 77 —— brazilians. shootouts, the average is 77 -- 70% brazilians. shootouts, the average is 77 —— 70% success and when we get england players, it drops to 60% but the english press has probably been too tough on the national team over the years and the man behind the study says in 20 years when the english national team has had twi

again, thank you winnie for drawing these. but the beasties have a story called the "beastie boys story" coming out this friday and through apple tv her charity she's working with is the trevor project, which helps out lgbtq youth communities, and you'll see what they do. it's great stuff that you go to that website also our buddy sting, speaking of legends, stops by to help me and the roots out. we might've forced him to do it. but you'll see what we do with classroom instruments kind of, just stuff that we can do around our house with the roots it's an all new "tonight show. let's start it hi, guys welcome to "the tonight show home edition." passover started last night. and they used virtual seders using zoom and i heard that a lot of people celebrating held virtual seders using zoom it's great if you've ever wanted to watch your grandpa eat soup from the perspective of the spoon. i saw that pope francis will be streaming easter mass on youtube. you know these are strange times when the pope ends easter mass with, "be sure t

this bit involves his 6-year-old daughter winnie interrupting an interview with russell wilson and hiss bi >> sorry, what this is big news, guys, tell them what happened >> i lost a tooth! >> she lost her tooth. >> wow just now it just happened? >> yeah. >> let me see it. >> how did it happen. >> mommy put a string around my tooth and tried to pull it out and then it worked. >> oh, she went old school the trusty string on the tooth trick. it apparently works. it's also good to know despite the quarantine the tooth fairy can still show up. >> indeed. all right. up next, jennifer lopez when she gotten gauged to alex rodriguez, we all started thinking about the wedding. if it is anything like the birthday bash, it will be huge. like a lot of couples, it looks like their wedding may be affected by the pandemic, too. j.lo talked to ellen about it. >> actually it's been affected a little bit we'll see what happens now i don't honestly -- i really don't know what's going to happen now as far as anything like that. we're in a holding pattern like the rest of the world. >> if you got married, t