thank you, los angeles! [ cheers and applause ] looking great. welcome. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. this is it! you made it. u this is it! [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. oh, man. it's gonna be like this all week. this is fun. i'm your host, jimmy fallon. you guys, we're so excited to be starting a week of show ) here in los angeles. it's exciting. that's right, we left a city with tempetures in the 30s for a town where nobody admits they're in their 30s, so it's -- it's -- [ laughter ] there's so much going on right now in l.a. yesterday was the los angeles marathon. [ cheers and applause ] it went from dodgers stadium all the way to santa monica. for those who haven't run 26 miles here in l.a., it's just like driving it, but much faster. [ laughter ] much, much faster. [ cheers and applause ] you can tell the marathon was in los anges, because instead of cheering on runners, crowds just gave them better directions. [ laughter. ] they're like, "you can do this in 20 miles if you take the 405." [ laughter ] sunset's a nightmare." [ laughte

you lo uncomfortable. >> it seemed like a good question at the time. >> i add lot of fun with the huntsmanleze theron and emily blunt were comedy bp and with a baby on way, emily is toward this over with. >> i'm always sitting down. >> you make it look so good. >> emily is expecting baby number two with her husband. but how is her son handling the new arrival? it hasn't clicked? >> doesn't understand there's a baby in there. makes no sense to him. he here's the deal, makes no sense to me. >> there's a baby in there. >> as for charlize, she adopted her second baby summer. >> he was specific. it has to be a sister, mom. it has to be. >> i'm like, that's not really how it works. you get what you get and you -pdon't get upset. so wh had the news it was a little girl, he was happy. then he said, can i have a brother? i'm like, pipe it. pi >> all the kids were regulars on the set of the huntsman. chris hemsworth and his wife's daughter, loving watching jessica chastain in action. >> my daughter watching characters like this where they can lead armies, that's what i want her to think ispossible.

. >> so after last night's primary and the results there, how is this setting up rrts you lo. r front-runners and you think they have a much better path to the nomination. if you're wall street you're looking at this and scratching your head. you talk to wall street bankers they don't know what to make of donald trump who has said he might replace janet yellen and other things that wall street woul at as providing some uncertainty forecast. with hillary clinton they may feel like with the cloontss tiny know what to expect. >> in terms of the rest of the campaign, do you think the anti-wall street sentiment which bernie sanders has mined very hard is likely to remain fronts and center or will it recede. >> reporter: i think it will remain front and center. donald trump is no friend of wall street. he talks about big corporations with the same tone that you hear from some of the democrats. this is a trend that we're going to see play out throughout the year. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up, the hot new sport that there's no shortage of companies lining up to cash in. >>> it's

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. >> thank you, rick. lo workweek. thank you for watching. we are too happy. larry beil in for dan ashley. >> from all of us, thank you for joining us. chris evans. >> need a reason to stick around for the next 30 minutes? i can give you about 1 million of them. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] good because today's returning contestant is a 24-year-old student who's hoping to write a book, and after today he may have a heck of a story to tell. from wappingers falls, new york, please welcome back matt zazzarino. [cheers and applause] mattie. >> hi, chris. >> how you doing, buddy? >> i'm good. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> good to see you again. >> you too. >> want to be a writer, huh? >> yeah, one day. >> what would you write about this tale of winning $1 million? >> [sighs] >> well, first of all, let's make sure it's not fiction. >> yeah. >> [laughs] >> i'd like to put "a

you have other places that actually say, if you lo ez the primary. ou are not your party's nominee, then can you fought run for another party, for you know a petition candidate. you cannot take any other proactive action to get your name put back on the ballot. so it's a law in place for sore losers, if they happen to not win the nomination. that was the fear with donald trump, if he ran, he was a popular candidate. if he ran and did not get to that magic number of 1237, does he then run as an independent? so that's why there was this big push to have him sign the loyalty pledge in the first place. >> the pledge, itself, seems unenforceable. the way he has reneged is not ripping it up or unsigning it, but just by saying he no longer considers himself bound by it. is that the sort of thing that would be seen as determinative in terms of his eligibility in the state? is that what they would adjudicate? >> it's hard to say, donald trump if this cycle is pick up your marbles and go home candidate. when he doesn't like something the way the rules are playi

nana gyamfi, thank you for being with us, attorney representing black lives matter los angeles. ofessor of pan-african studies at california state. and melina abdullah, thank you for being with us, activists and black lives matter activist, professor and chair of pan-african studies at california state university, los angeles. this is democracy now!, democracy now! gorky's report. only come back, we look at japanese interment world war ii. could that happen again today? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! democracy now, the war and peace report. we're on the road as part of the 100 city tour, now in los angeles, california. i am amy goodman. secretary of state john kerry is in japan today, where he became the first sitting u.s. secretary of state to visit hiroshima, where he went to the atomic bomb memorial commemorating the 1945 u.s. nuclear attack, which killed 140 people in hiroshima. the united states is the only country in the world to drop an atomic bomb, first in hiroshima then in nagasaki three days august 6, 1945, later. kerry described the memorial

so you can. >>> lo los altos, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> police arrested a man thaty say posed as a uber driver, the attacker pulled up in an suv and asked if she was waiting for an uber, she got in. the man drove two blocks, pulled over and attacked. he choked her, knocked her unconscious several times the woman did fight back. the neighbors heard her screams as did officers who were called to the 16. the dna was found underneath the victims finger nails and he was arrested. >> it's important when you use a ride application that you make sure that when you get in the car, that the person is who they say they are. >> the guy they arrested has an extensive criminal history. >> linda ronstadt made a rare public appearance. >> three years has gone by since she announced having parkinson's disease. >> she still wowed a crowd at california that's theaterer. >> it was a trip down memory lane. ♪ i'm not ready for >> with a singing career spanning decades, she cranked out 31 golden records and won ten grammys in the '70, she dated governor jerry brown and then george lucas a

if you achieve this, then you want to live in los angeles or san francisco or somewhere in the middle where you have sustainability because you have renewable energy that power your city and you can be 18 minutes from los angeles and 15 minutes to san francisco, you probably want to live there, right? our business model is also to increase the value of land by being able to put something that doesn't disrupt the land but it's a business also for the landowner. >> how many things need to go right for this to end up being a profitable enterprise? lot of the numbers i see are 28 people will fit in one of these pods, you can run so many pods, one every six minutes. how full will you have to have these things at peak to make enough money to justify the cost? >> so first, our cost, sxwroeprd cost of construction is five to ten times less than normal cost because the main cost is the tube. we are working already to bring it down on a level that it will be very efficient. now, when you build a system like this and you are able to produce more electricity than we consume because we have renewa

was a kid, and to be honest, when i was growing up, i loved beef and broccoli and, like, you know, roast pork lo mein. and my mom actually would tell me, you know, "that's not real chinese food." and i'm like, "what do you mean it's not real chinese food? we get it from the chinese takeout on the corner," right? >> hinojosa: so you guys would call. >> or i would go down. we didn't have to call, because, you know, i was, like, you know, ten years old, and i'd go, "bop bop bop ba..." you know, because it's on the block, and you just go, and you say, "i want beef with broccoli, roast pork, fried rice, and your chicken lo mein." you know, egg rolls or two. and we would eat it. and i actually didn't understand that there was that significant a difference between, like, chinese food and this takeout until i went to china. because i just felt like, "well, my mom might not be, like, the greatest cook." or the fact, that, you know, like, pizza... like, pizza is very different, what you get in a cafeteria versus what you get in a restaurant, right? so i'm just like, "oh, maybe, like, my mom doesn't have,

you. >>> in los angeles, a new cafe offers a bit of a twist on the classic first date. >> i guess. it's a place where you can sip some coffee and find an adoptable dog who might be your perfect match. the dog cafe opened yesterday. it lets people mingle with rescue dogs in a pressure-free setting. most of the animals are older, have behavior issues. but the venue proves rescue dogs are more than just weak points on paper. >> looking for forever homes. having this environment gives the dogs the opportunity to have their small little spotlight to the showcase their true personalities. >> if you have commitment problems, cafe also lets customers pay $10 an hour to relax and play with pets and hang out, i guess. >> probably fun. >>> time now 4:52. still need to get your taxes done? how about stopping by 7-eleven? the new program being offered at the convenience store. ,,,,,,,,,, gated community... after mo than a >>> good morning. welcome back. time now 4:55. here's a live look at the city and the bay bridge from treasure island courtesy of photo journalist extraordinaire joseph cousins

. >>> now, if you were driving in downtown los angeles overnight, you may have seen a streak of lightky. it wasn't a ufo per se. it was space junk causing a green streak. >>> prince's estate, his only surviving sister says he left no will. emergency paperwork asking to be executive to prince's estate. he has five half siblings, and the same for inheritance purposes. the cause of death has yet to be released. >>> dog lovers, the cuddly hugs may not be what they're cracked up to. university of british columbia analyzed hundreds of people hugging their dogs. they say the hugs are stressing out your pet. 80% of dogs showed signs of stress through their flattened ears and lowered heads. settle with a belly scratch. >>> business now with landon dowdy. good morning. >> hi there, good morn to you. wall street in a wait and see ahead of an announcement by the federal reserve this afternoon. the fed is not expected to hike interest rates, as it continues to track the impact of weak global growth. but may signal they're determined to raise them later this year. shares of apple down 7% this morni

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. >> jimmy: are you here on vacation? >> i live in los angeles now. >> jimmy: you live in los angeles now, why did you move here? >> a lot of opportunity. just wanted something new. >> jimmy: all right. game, that's all. >> be on the show. >> jimmy: we have a gift for you. since you are an american and you're here in america, an american apple pie for you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm off to a bad start. oh, interesting. this character -- all right. so he's got a red sox hat on. which means -- which could mean he went to boston. the hat looks pretty new. can we get -- can we just really have a look at that hat? because it seems like he was in boston and then flew here. okay. i'm looking at his eyes and he's got a little bit of a moustache -- really, i don't know if he's trying to grow facial hair? okay. we know he speaks english. we saw a little smile. that's one of my tricks. all right. let's keep going down his body. let's stop at his nipples! okay, we can't really see them. okay, all right. very good. oh,

you won that american idol season, maybe would not be singing backup for j lo, you would not have met your future husband. we 20 you might have met some other guy. greg: don't worry about it, american idol was canceled, no more american idol but you are still here. there is your fiance . you are primarily based in la now. >> i live in california. everybody is here. really hard. i release these two singles on itunes and google play. everything is becoming i'm excited. to sing, did you write it? what is it about? work out the way i wanted it. >> this is you will be king. >> she looks fantastic. take it away. watching as you shield your eyes as fancy as you fix your spine on the darkest night we 27 that was amazing. technical difficulties but it sounded good. we 20 piano stuff. rosanna: that was on our end so we apologize. you blasted that baby. greg: it is like god, you know what i mean? rosanna: johnny who worked on the set, sings a button from howard dean 2011. fantastic. greg: we were privileged to hear that. you will be king, online right now everywhere. >> itunes, google play, amaz

neil: you know, jonas, when you lo at this, what always amazes me about this stuff is, you know, you can do it, a president can do it, agencies can go ahead and submit these regulations, and they're very hard to reverse. but i've seen it under a lot of administrations, but it really picked up the pace with this one, and they're very hard to roll back. >> yeah. well, because he hass less support from congress to do it, let's say, the more oicial way of doing regulalatory changes. there's definitelely been a lotf burdens for particularly -- i'm going to go with one thing connell said, which is the ria one. right now you you can sell golda balloons with hardly any oversight. if you're a stockbroker, you've got a little more regulation, but not that many. you don't need to show the commission necessarily. an investment adviser has even more relation, so they're kind of leveling a bad regulatory playing field. that is a good thing, but it creates unintended consequences. one of the reasons you can take a small client is high fees, and a lot of clients won't ha a place to go because broker

daily nonstop from san francisco and los angeles. .t's understandable it's still pretty mild during the day. it's a long flight. >> we have a couple of suggestions. you stay in los angeles. you can do one that screens movies on the roof. qantas and american have some pretty awesome first-class lounges. if you are not flying first class, you can pay to use them and they are worth it. david: you present an alternative of a little town north of cancun. >> it's actually 26 miles of mangrove. it is also car-free. you can basically find accommodations that -- accommodations that range from $200 a night and you can snorkel with well sharks. sharks are just sit on the beach. : up next, more from the travel guide. plus, the mississippi town that may woo the atlanta braves. ♪ . . david: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm david gura. carol: and i'm carol massar. david: still ahead, why minor-league ballparks are really a good idea for small towns. carol: and how amazon developed its hit, the echo. david: and how to vacation like a king on a diamond. carol: it's all ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ david: i'm here with ellen pollock, the editor of "blo

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>> jimmy: where do you live? >> los angeles. >> jimmy: los angeles. that's where we live. >> right. uh-huh. >> are you getting nervous now that this could be something you don't want to talk about? >> yes. did we meet in a bar? >> no, we didn't meet in a bar. >> thank goodness. >> jimmy: but in a way you're on the right track in a bit of a way. do you know who this is? >> did you get arrested because of me? >> yes, i did. [ applause ] >> i am so sorry about that. >> jimmy: this is vena. tell us what happened, why you got arrested because of johnny. >> well, we dressed him up in a county jail outfit and sent him into a hardware store with handcuffs on, and the police came, and it was a big, big mess. >> jimmy: and everyone else fled, isn't that correct? >> yeah. spike joan jones was the first one to flee, and i was handcuffed with guns to my head, and so she -- you know, she was sand d standing there, so they thought they should arrest her. >> jimmy: she got arrested and you didn't? >> i didn't. >> jimmy: and who got charmed with the crime? what crime was it? >> that was me. putting

. >>> we are following breaking news in los angeles for you right now. a car chase out in los angeles. we don't know why this car is being chased but obviously you can see from the chopper that is flying overhead this car is a in residential area. it's convertible as you can see here sort of speeding through a residential area plenty of other cars looks likes almost a residential area with houses and businesses through there. so if we gotten reports this car was doing doughnuts on highway and now you can see it's kind of disappeared behind the trees some other cars are slowing do down. now he's kind of stuck he or she. let's see if he'll go up on the sidewalk. up on the sidewalk here. over the right coming back in. so this is -- wow looks like a really residential area where there are plenty of cars there. there's a left turn lane noun the right lane is clear so the convertible is back on the move again. zipping through this area. this is -- >> whoa! >> almost gets a truck. we of course will stay on top of this and keep you updated as we can. let's stay w

if you look at los angeles county, gigantic, los angeles county with ten million people in that county, if you look there, ted cruz is actually running ahead of donald trump by 11 points in los angeles county. you think about how the delegates are given out in california. they are given out by congressional district. look at the number. it's about a third of all the districts in the state. ted cruz for every congressional district he wins in california, he gets three delegates for that. cruz could walk away from california with a hefty number of delegates even if he loses statewide. if the poll that we're seeing there is accurate about where his strength is. that's how the cruz campaign in the entire stop donald trump movement planned to prevent trump from hitting the magic number from getting 1,237 delegates. that's the magic number he needs to win the nomination on the first ballot in cleveland and to avoid the contested convention that his opponents desperately want to bring about. in the week since ted cruz big win in wisconsin, this has largely become the accepted narrative. the i

why you have that jam on from dakota road going forward. >>> things much calmer north of there heading to the bay bridge and the back up to the metering lights but still focused on that spot in los gatos there. you saw the arrow pointed out. southbound 85 near 17 where a deadly crash has occurred. no doubt backing up areas there. >> yeah, start there on your morning roadway. >>> 6:10. coming up next, the unusual customer at a bay area starbucks. can we say that? all i'll tell you is he is a bad man. he walked in on all fours and walked out in police custody. >> i'll tell you why that impression wasn't right. >>> plus, we'll take a look at the one thing that a lot of leaders at twitter have forgotten to do. we'll show you in "business and tech." >>> got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ colorado will be discussing today. vo state law allows students who need medical marijuana to use edible pot at public schools, as long as the school district agrees. but so far -- none havgi need medical marijuana to use at public schools as long as the school district a

thank you. >>> a los angeles man was upset that the bathroom in the jack in the box was locked.o? he rammed his car into the restaurant twice and he is behind bars today. edgar morales took out the front door, went around to the side and took out that door, too, because the restaurant was locked. >> i heard he was banging, banging the door. i didn't come out. he banged it twice. >> he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. >>> investigators are at the airport trying to figure out why the nose gear of a plane collapse at oakland's north field. the citation 750 landed with the tail up in the air. the front wheel collapsed a few moments after it landed. fire crews rushed to the runway as a precaution. a pilot co-pilot were on the plane but mob was hurt. >>> let's check in with gianna for a traffic alert. >>> new information, a closure along northbound 85 connector to northbound 17, a fatal accident involving a couple of vehicles that hit a pedestrian. north 85 at north 17 shut down and lanes will not re-open from 9:30 on 10:00. traffic controls in effect, southbound skyline

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we took a picture. >> no matter where you find j-lo she looks great. >> she always looks great. they're here in the studio so hey! >> tell everybody why you can't take selfies anymore. >> i think i got something called selfie elbow. like a tennis elbow. ask your kids if they take too many selfies doing that a thousand times what happens to your elbow and mine really started to bother me and i went to the orthopedic guy and he goes what repeated motion are you doing? i go nothing, i don't play tennis? he goes there's nothing. i go oh, my gosh, i take selfies all the time and i do it myself and hold it up. >> like right now it hurts right? selfieites. >> all righty, prince. a memorial for him -- private atrs. share that he was cremated and there's going to be a big musical celebration a little later that will be announced and it's so funny because erywhere i went yesterday, even at yankee stadium on sunday they were playing prince music. you saw people humming it and it was just one of those things that really brought a lot of people back to a time in their lives. >> and apparently

. >> the winner of american idol dari: taking you live to los angeles where he was crowned the final american idol. >> we had a very good family dynamic played out well on television's the one who could forget her love-hate relationship with simon cowell? we will have a one-on-one with paula abdul. dari: and the latest body how women are using iphone six >> it was the ultimate american idol reunion. a trip down memory lane. they hit the stage to kick off the series finale and crown the last american idol. julie chang has a more in los angeles right now. very emotional night. >> it is so good seeing you all the way in new york. i don't think they realize where we are talking to right now. we are live in new york. [cheers] >> we are waiting for the american idols to come out. in the meantime let's talk about this historic journey. tens of thousands of people tried out the season and millions have tried out over the course of last 15 years and all of that history wraps up to the contestants tonight and this very moment. >> the winner of american idol season 15 is trent harmon. [cheers]

coming up, we'll show you who you it all came down to the end of the season. >> reporter: a good samaritan in los25-foot wall to get to a family who was injured in a car crash. is he a hero? you bet! we'll have that story coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi.. the warriors are heading in the playoffs as the best rer season team in n- b-a histo. >>> good morning. it's thursday, april 14. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. >>> the warriors are heading into the playoffs as the best regular season team in history. >> kpix 5's anne makovec is live at oracle arena with more. >> reporter: yeah. and the confetti that fell last night after the big win is still here at center court at oracle arena. that's what happens when the golden state warriors became the first 73-win team in the nba. >> the golden state warriors stand alone with 73 wins! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: the warriors beat the memphis grizzlies 125-104 breaking a record set 20 years ago by the chicago bulls and golden state coach steve kerr. >> i will say the same thing -- >> there's a lot of emot

he was thrilled. >> to envisi the dress was magical on j-lo, but to her wearingit, it's more than magical. >> you had a couple of wardrobe changes. and it totally was awesome. j-lo roc out on stage in a both suit and a sheer one piece with some strat coverage. >> i put the dress on and i was like yep. >> carrie underwood was all all night. she was wearing a nina couture later on, a monique lubiea. >>> the evolution of all the idol look katharine mcphee to -- >> here's the big question, is this really end of idol? >> w man who created the series simon fuller says e's going to revamp it anddcome up with a new version. >>> and we have more news on mariah. the grammy winner just reported reportedly insured her body for $48 million. she apparently wants to protect he assets on the road. she just agreed to extend her sweet, sweet tour in south america and if anything happened to her voice legs, apparently the losses would be epic. the model is already pretty covered. she's worth a who $525 million and she's engaged to a millionaire. and just when you thought that little room star couldn't get any cuter

so you can. >>> los angeles is following san francisco's leading banning travel to north carolina.e backlash against the state after approved legislation that requires trans just are -- transgender persons that match their gender bathrooms. the lgbt community across the country public about going against them. now report on the backlash and who is fighting back. >> reporter: protesters lined up in front of the state house in topeka kansas to pressure legislators not to pass a lot similar to those in mississippi and north carolina. >> it frightens me. i know that something like this is going to open up a lot of leeway for in tolerance and harassment. >> reporter: while kansas considers its own bathroom law backlash consent -- continues in north carolina were cirque du soleil has canceled its upcoming shows because of the new laws. which makes it illegal for individuals to use bathrooms that don't correspond with the sex on its birth certificate. commissioner says the league can do more good but not moving the games. >> if we announced we were moving our all-star games now, 1st i'm n