to ride along as she surprised >> hey, "e.t.," it's trisha yearwood. with me. we're on the plane. we're in new york heading to monticello, georgia, to get on a bus -- planes, trains and automobiles. feels good. we started off in my hometown of monticello, georgia, which was a night that turned into 12 hours of saying hello to everybody we knew. >> all: we love you trisha! >> we joined trisha on her thre-eday road trip, getting the word out about "every girl," her first country album in 12 years. ♪ every girl in this town is somebody's daughter ♪ >> i think you know how we always say how life gets in the way but for me it took 12 years because i was raising children. i was then going on the road with my husband for almost four years. i was doing a cooking show and time just passes and i looked up one day and thought i need to do this. >> of course "doing this" means time apart from garth. >> when you're in a relationship with someone who's the biggest selling single artist in the history of country music. it's also important to do things on your own. >>

trisha yearwood is on the way.inoff of "sons of anarchy." watch the second season of "mayans mc" tuesday nights on fx. please welcome jd pardo. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you're one of very few actors out here who actually grew up in l.a. >> that's right. i'm a unicorn. right? >> it's rare. >> panorama city. >> jimmy: that's serious in panorama he too, right? >> it's pretty serious. >> jimmy: it's hot. >> right there on -- i was born at the kaiser on roscoe and woodman. >> jimmy: i know exactly where that is. i used to live right in that area there. you can get -- a lot of auto part picking going on there. >> you have the tommy -- the tommy's. >> jimmy: tommy's burgers. yeah. sure. >> tommy's. and then you have the budweiser plant. you can smell that one a mile away. >> jimmy: you can see the barley for miles -- what did your parents do? >> my mother worked for state fund insurance. and my father was an lapd officer. crash at rampart. [ applause ] >> jimmy: at rampart, huh? >> rampa

that's trisha yearwood who turns 55 today.bout her biggest fear. >> what a question -- what if i'm the first and never heard from again? >> that didn't happen. >> she did just fine. one more thing, here's your exclusive fwirs first look at the poster for the mr. rogers movie, buf buf. love the catch phrase -- we could all use a little being ki probably everybody had as tough a time as you had today, so give everybody a fair shake. that believe it or not i think is kind. >> you look handsome tonight. i'm so kind. >> you are so kind. you're canadian. >> bye. >>we start with that breaking news tonight shots were fired on the campus of san jose state university good evening. i'm can wait. >>and theresa stasi win for pam moore right now we want to go to kron four's gayle. she is live at san jose state university for us to give us as much information we know right now gail. >>3 sun can yes shots fired here at the san fernando street near fort street right in front of san jose state university's library still an active scene over the

that's trisha yearwood who turns 55 today.bout her biggest fear. >> what a question -- what if i'm the first and never heard from again? >> that didn't happen. >> she did just fine. one more thing, here's your exclusive fwirs first look at the poster for the mr. rogers movie, buf buf. love the catch phrase -- we could all use a little kindness. >> i think being kind -- probably everybody had as tough a time as you had today, so give everybody a fair shake. that believe it or not i think is kind. - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for plexaderm skincare. - many of us have seen before and afters on social media of people getting rid of eye bags in minutes. well, today we're talking about plexaderm and it works in minutes to reduce some of the key signs of aging. if you have wrinkles, crow's feet or under eye bags, get ready to be surprised. if you have smile or forehead lines or saggy skin on your neck, you're gonna be stunned at the results that are captured on camera with plexaderm. lifestyle consultant, annett

reverend yearwood. she's just standing on the stage going, fight the power!rowd, thousands of youth, about 6,000 of them stood back and said the same thing, fight the power. did that for like five minutes straight. i didn't know what i walked into. i had no idea what i was doing. i was ok, i found this place. i'm going to join now. so since that moment, november 2007, i credit reverend yearwood for recruiting me to the movement and making me know that climate activism was something i was going to do for the rest of my life. it is an honor to get to speak right after him. i'm the policy director at 350.org. we are one of the people who formed the adult strike coalition to help put on strikes across the country and the world. thousands and thousands of strikes happening around the world. and we're glad you guys came. we're here, we're talking about climate what we want to do here, the people in this building, one thing that's really special about your generation. [cheers and applause] >> one great thing is that you guys are at that age where you're about to be

plus music from trisha yearwood, and three big mystery bands. ♪ ♪ who will reach for the stars ♪ ♪ these are my people ♪ ♪ by the light of the earth, ♪ ♪ you can tell they are ours ♪ ♪ a new step to take ♪ and a new day will break ♪ yes, these are my people ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers now starting at $7.99 now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. for barcelona? now starting at $7.99 we did promise we'd go. [dog] take that trip! [dog] take it! take it! take it! take it! [sfx: mastercard checkout sonic plays] [dogs] they get the miles...we get a pet-sitter. [dog] whoa! [sfx: mastercard checkout sonic plays] [dog] music to my ears! use the card that gets you miles closer to your promise. we should do this every year. [dog] d starthing preless. tlet's go mets! go time daddy! [ giggling ] ohhhh man. took my hat off. [ "to love somebody" by bee gees playing ] that's crazy! [ crowd cheering ] [ screaming ] let's go mets! ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ no i, i can't feel the heat ♪ yet don't let it catch you ♪ i can't feel the heat (music throughout) st

and music from trisha yearwood. and now, by the way, jimmy kimmel!ause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i hope your weekend was good. if not it's gone. i've got to tell you, i hope everyone was able to relax this weekend because the president had a very busy couple of days tweeting. that guy does nothing but work. it really is remarkable. most notably he tweeted about a meeting, a very high-profile secret meeting that ultimately did not take place. onat

there's this one moment in the series in which trisha yearwood is unpacking the power of that one sonatgom that series. >> wheyou hear h sing, it's sounds like she's in the room d you feel the emotion of the lyric. if you can find the perct song and marry it with the voice it's supposed to go with, it's timeless. ♪ >> reporter: this isf the ideas you come back to again and again, the simimplicity of country music is its power. that's exactly right. if you are distilling these univerl human experiences, as whit my mar sal ease the jazz great says, in country music, the joy of birth, sadness of death, a broken heart, anger, jealousy, rage, getting right with god, skingedemption, all to have the stuff that everybody within the sound oyf m voice has experienced at on point or another in their lives, then you've got a powerful force. now, that song,t perfect song was written by willie nelson, and it's married with this voice that's entirely different from wilnlie son, and what comes together was an atomic explosion. that's the number one jukebox tune of all time. more nickels were put into ju

she is not a songwriter, but she invests every song she sings with a kind of intimacy, as tricia yearwoodif you are in the room with her. when she takes willie nelson's song "crazy," this is the height of singing, it seems to me. this is the number one jukebox tune of all time. more nickels were put on jukebox jukeboxes "crazy -- playing "crazy" than any other tune. there is a tragedy in country music. people do not just die of rogue hearts, there are accidents and things, and we lose jimmy rogers to tuberculosis way, way too young. we lose one of the most prodigious songwriters when he is under 30 years old. is under 30 years old. he dies when he is 29 and his work is so expensive, kris kristofferson says, i wish he had lived longer. so hank williams, and patsy cline dies tragically very, very early. ,e do have the things she did "walking after midnight," "crazy" and all the other songs. i remember the country music commercials, and there was a woman's voice selling a compilation thing. the patsy is no longer with us, her music will live or ever. truer words were never spoken. host: and

she is not a songwriter, but she invests every song she sings with a kind of intimacy, as tricia yearwoodif you are in the room with her. when she takes willie nelson's song "crazy," this is the height of singing, it seems to me. this is the number one jukebox tune of all time. more nickels were put on jukebox jukeboxes "crazy -- playing "crazy" than any other tune. there is a tragedy in country music. people do not just die of rogue hearts, there are accidents and things, and we lose jimmy rogers to tuberculosis way, way too young. we lose one of the most prodigious songwriters when he is under 30 years old. is under 30 years old. he dies when he is 29 and his work is so expensive, kris kristofferson says, i wish he had lived longer. so hank williams, and patsy cline dies tragically very, very early. ,e do have the things she did "walking after midnight," "crazy" and all the other songs. i remember the country music commercials, and there was a woman's voice selling a compilation thing. the patsy is no longer with us, her music will live or ever. truer words were never spoken. host: and

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