please welcome jerry seinfeld. hi, jerry. >> hey, jimmy, how's it going. >> jimmy: now i feel underdressed. you're the first person who's dressed up on the show from home. >> i am a real, professional commodian, a comedian, and this is my first time on your show and i thought i needed to dress. . >> jimmy: how are you handling your hair? are you letting anyone touch your hair during the pandemic? it looks good. >> i have a clipper, and after the show, i'm going to have my wife clip it down to about a half inch, and that will last me about three months. >> jimmy: you trust her with that duty? >> no, but i'm going to do it anyway. >> jimmy: are you in the office right now or the hallway or where? >> yes, this is my office in long island. >> jimmy: do you listen to music? >> robert kline, george carlin on the bottom. i set that up just for this. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah. sure. >> jimmy: because i, very carefully, picked which do cookbooks i will have on my desk so all the chefs watching would know and be exci

jerry, they now have made their way up. you can tell it's an incline. >> don't they look sharp and those suits, though? was a good-looking suits! >> harris: [laughs] >> the old space suit was orange, because after the challenger incident, we had a contingency were people could parachute out. and you're going so fast, you could be scattered 60 miles between people across the ocean. in order to find us, they had to have those gaudy orange suits. but these things just look slick. it's a fashion statement, and they just look like they've got the right stuff. >> harris: all right. they are giving an autograph right now. talk to me about what's happening, they are signing. >> well, everybody is excited about this moment. this is a historic moment for the nation and for the world, and they are commemorating it with signatures right now. what more can i say? >> harris: it is so beautiful. i am so glad that we are here together for this moment. and i mentioned to the viewers that you've got to get there, you need to go see this for

anthony anderson, jerry o'donnell, thank you. we'll be right back to play "who wants to be a millionaire" with my kids! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. as you may know, i'm the host of "who wants to be a millionaire." we are moving to thursday nights at 8/7 central starting this thursday night. did you know that, kids? >> jimmy: never mind. we thought it would be fun to play another round of "who wants to be a millionaire." >> yeah, yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: you love that, don't you jane? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire" on swings? >> yeah. >> jimmy: here we go. what should we play for? last time we played for a million pennies. what should we play for this time, a million what? what do you think, jane? >> a million quarters. >> jimmy: a million quarters, are you crazy? i don't have that kind of money. let's play for a million jellybeans, shall we? for 10,000 jellybeans, in "frozen 2", what is the name of the village where elsa and anna live, burbank, arondale, ariana grande or -- >

jerry what is journey from. you're doing today reasons to stay alive you know took my i always like writing to the requirements at the beginning you know people say to me sometimes when you're on t.v. or football for a couple years to always say and then there are other gigs i swear we're pretty sure precisely and you know people say is it hard to do that and you know when they talk about political correctness today or that i always find it an interesting puzzle it's like doing. some doku or whatever those puzzles are called where i like to write to it times are yeah well i don't find it all that hard to work right away do you yeah no no i agree with you i mean there's you know there's when you look back there was there's a reason why maybe we shouldn't be attacking certain groups of people and making them feel bad and you know it's i actually had a funny moment that yes as you age you know there's younger people come up and they're seeing things differently in their changing at the same way we did when we were

well your partner in crime jerry seinfeld must be climbing the walls tom and jerry good friends they go out a lot together maybe not as much but i know for a while they went out a lot together and i was thinking who with this is doing more because jerry loans the work that he's all about the work so well you know you talk to him yeah i talk to them and it's surprisingly he's been ok with it he's like it's i think because he's special just came out and he just i don't know if i expected him to be like freaking out we got to get back on the road and he's just kind of enjoying is time at home getting some extra time with his kids and he was he seemed oddly ok with it made me a little never i was surprised yeah i was surprised to see him teaching at jazzercise course online till i signed up 6. very out of character. i didn't i didn't see that coming tom abyssinia folks i got to show it again you're doing great and other reasons to stay alive i love the promise of this lay it on the blade on the viewers because i love what you work off of all the tributaries about life yeah yeah well i st

jerry seinfeld reacted to the news saying, jerry stiller's comedy will live on forever. jason alexander who played george tweeted, he was perhaps the kindest man i ever had the honor to work beside. >> just a titan in the industry. a big loss there. and just our hearts go out to the stiller family there. all right, thanks, will. >>> coming up, our #goodnewstues. >> and the dramatic rescue of a lamb stuck in a drainpipe. over time, you go noseblind to the odors in your home. (background music) but others smell this... (upbeat music) that's why febreze plug has two alternating scents and eliminate odors for 1200 hours. ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. make it tough to take care of yourself, that's why you can rely on nature's bounty... to give you the support you need... to stay motivated keep active and sleep well. add a little more health to your day... with nature's bounty. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you add a little more health to your day... if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three

jerry signfeld has a new stand-up routine available on netflix. it was shot in front of a live audience before social distancing. signfeld discussed the state of comedy during the pandemic with tracy smith. >> sorry, jerry. of course -- >> that's okay, tracy. >> reporter: there you are, you just popped up. awesome. >> hi. >> reporter: hi. >> tracy, your house looks very nice. >> why, thank you. >> reporter: okay, after years of watching jerry signfeld on tv, it was kind of strange t have h watching me. >> and i know that those two lamps, everything was done very. it's so weird being able to see into people's houses this way, isn't it? >> i know. it's -- most of them are quite sad. you realize, oh, they're not special people. they're just people. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: and to him, people are still the most fertile ground for funny. >> human beings like to be close together because it makes it easier for us to judge and criticize. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in his new netflix special, 23 hours to kill, jerry signfeld is back doing wh

and tonight, we'll look back at the lives of two remarkable entertainers: little richard and jerry stiller, who made us smile and brought us joy for decades. this is the "cbs evening news" from the nats capital.reporting going inonig atood e the white house where masks are now mandatory for all staff members and visitors. the new rule comes after two aides, including the president's valet and the vice president's press secretary, tested positive for coronavirus. tonight, the nation's top infectious disease expert, along with the heads of the c.d.c. and f.d.a., are all in what they call "modified quarantine," because they were in contact with one of the aides. the administration says the president and vice president do not have coronavirus, and that they're being tested daily. and late today, the president declared that the u.s. has trevailed" on testing, saying any american who wants to get tested, can, though he did not explain how. he did say the white house is making $11 billion of funding from the stimulus bill available to the states to increase testing. and as we come on the air toni

but unlike many hollywood actors, jerry stiller said he'd had a blessed personal life and i have been lucky, we've got 2 beautiful kids, you know we love the word the word is a good people laugh is what kills me to be going. >>the couple's 2 children been in any also followed with careers in hollywood and when ben stiller was making a name for himself, he was better known as jerry son in 2001 mother and son even went on to collaborate in the blockbuster hit you land or. >>but it's his work on seinfeld and jerry hall life changing a job, he initially turned down got the call that a they want to be on seinfeld i turned them down because county want to be for 3 minor homeless. and uh that's typical of my tradition of festivus speak ends. >>with the airing of grievances that i've got problems with you people. >>i have no grievances i got everything wrong. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well a

: it's hard the imagine what comedy would have been like without jerry stiller. even harder to imagine rock 'n' roll without little richard. cbs's jim axelrod looks back at two men who entertained us for decades. ♪ whop-bop-a-loo-bop a-whop-bop-bop ♪ tutti frutti >> reporter: every star who followed little richard, from james brown to the beatles, said they owed an enormous debt to this founding father of rock 'n' roll. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ richard penniman first took the stage as a 14-year-old in 1947. he synthesized a mix of r&b, boogie woogie and gospel, added a pompadour, pencil-thin mustache, an outlandish stage personality, to revolutionize american music. here's what he told ed bradley on "60 minutes." >> you look at michael jackson. you look at prince. >> yes. >> what goes through your mind, when you see these guys? >> i said, whoa! whoo! good goy, miss molly ♪ime. >> reporter: little richard died of cancer at the age of 87. >> a festivus for the rest of of festivus, but by that time, he'd been a bold-faced comedy name for decades. >> lance, you're moist

jerry stiller course had a decades long career in entertainment you probably know him best for his role as franked because stands on seinfeld but long before that he and his wife and we're a top comedy act in the 1960's appearing on the ed sullivan show. we'll have more on his life and car >>some 14 right mother's day was fantastic thanks for ascot. >>haha i did the requisite i called my mom my mom my grandmother wish them all happy mother's day and a everybody seemed to have a good time but flowers and breakfast did you remember to call your mom job. >>i didn't call my mom and i also called my grandmother but she held me back his being a connected after i went to bed africa morning show >>we've already discussed this she goes to bed at like i'm not exactly was it like 6 o'clock 7 she has been pretty early yes, look there for my birthday shoes like that better be year of see i wasn't bad roads used us to make its call about >>but yeah nice day for mother's day yesterday at least the rain or yesterday like we're about to see this afternoon even though it is a clear starts the morning we

jerry like to provoke. if any of you were there, he said, in order to start the revolution, you have to first kill your parents. hisy told me he said to students the next day, he was speaking metaphorically, right? no, he meant it! understandably, this upset the residents of kent somewhat that a bunch of kids were being counseled to kill parents. you have all that. around after he gets everyone cleared off the streets, estimates $50,000 of damage. turns out to be $10,000 or $5,000, depending on what you take as the revised chamber of commerce estimate. nonetheless, in the wee hours of the morning he called the governor's office and said there had been trouble in the streets sds students were involved and he makes his first inquiry about bringing the national guard to kent. to the best of my knowledge or anybody's knowledge, the sds presence on the streets of kent on friday night if it existed at all was absolutely minimal. the dean of student activity, i asked about it, he said, i felt when i looked at the

if he is jerry seinfeld, you'll find him in conversation with us. >> everyone's life sucks. my life sucks, too, perhaps not quite as much. >> reporter: when jerry seinfeld taped his new netflix special a few months ago, he had no idea how relevant it would be today. >> reporter: the whole idea that everyone's life sucks seems appropriate right now. >> yes. it is also great, you're alive. >> reporter: stuck at home with jerry seinfeld, later on sunday morning. >> pauley: add rock star graham nash of the lives of performers sidelined by the pandemic. this morning he is talking to anthony mason for the record. ♪ >> reporter: vietnam, woodstock, protests, sinner ansinger and activist grm nash has seen a lot over the decades, but nothing has come close to this. >> we've been talking a long time over the years, and it has never been this weird, has it. ♪ teach your children well ♪ >> reporter: words from an english, coming up on sunday morning. >> pauley: rita braver finds the class of 2020 lamenting the loss of caps, gowns, and promise. we discuss home life with a studio in

you never heard an unkind word about jerry stiller. i mean, just a consummate professional, a joy to be around, and i just wish that we could have the send-off that he deserves. great comedy mayans of our life. we need to get together and celebrate this guys life. he is a shakespearean actor. he is said that jerry stiller was one of the best comedic shakespearean actors ever, and it's just like -- he was a great guy. never heard an unkind word said about him. just a great guy appeared great guy if you're >> dana: right. i loved watching him. i also wanted to ask you about this because apparently, remember how clean eating was all the rage when we did our new year's resolutions? apparently, asked about the frozen items and pizza and all that red meat that people are out there buying, i thought i would check in with you and see how your quarantined diet is going, michael. >> this is the upside. this is the upside of the covid-19. i have discovered a whole new world of eating. i had no idea frozen pizzas have gotten this good. i tell you,

>>some breaking news this morning actor and comedian jerry stiller has died of natural causes at the age of 92. his son actor ben stiller posted. this picture here on social media this morning. he wrote quote he was a great dad and grandfather and the most dedicated husband to an for about 62 years. he will be greatly missed love you dad. jerry stiller had a decades-long career in entertainment you probably best known him for his role as franked to stands on seinfeld but long before that he and his wife and we're a top comedy act in the 1960's appearing on the ed sullivan show and coming up in the next hour we're going to take a much deeper look into his life and his career so really stay tuned for that. we're also taking we come back we're learning more about a 26 year-old surfer who died in a shark attacked a friend tells us about the life he lived. and the georgia attorney general wants a federal investigation now into the killing odd aubrey. we're going to have new video that was introduced into the investigation and >>6.15 right now and we've got rain in the forecast says someth

alice and jerry krenke from stratford, connecticut. married nearly 60 years. three children, six grandchildren. they've never been apart for more than a week until now. alice had to go into the hospital after complications from a heart valve transplant. they were worried about the virus. they were not allowed to see each other. so when alice got word she'd be released, the family decided to surprise grandpa jerry. listen as the family talks to jerry without mentioning who's about to walk in. >> i'll go get the quiche. >> reporter: they say they're going to get the quiche. they're going to get alice. >> are you guys going to eat? >> yes. >> you're kidding. oh, my god. you didn't tell me. >> on purpose. >> oh, honey, you're home. oh, i missed you so much. >> reporter: it was the longest they've been apart in 60 years. >> how are you feeling? you feeling all right? >> i'm better now. >> yeah, better now. >> reporter: "this is what true love looks like," said their granddaughter paige. >> hi, david. my name is paige hine. >> reporter: paige on that moment. >> we d

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a whole new generation of jerry stiller fans were added to his older fan base when jerry joined the cast of "seinfeld" as george costanza's father. jerry stiller died at his home in new york city. he was 92 years old. and tonight it is very hard to think of anyone who delivered more joy over more years to more audiences from inside this box i'm sitting in tonight that we call television than the unforgettable jerry stiller. >>> well, good evening. after this day 1208 of the trump administration,

joe fryer, nbc news. >> thanks for the laughs, jerry. that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other >> kelly: hey, what's up, y'all, guess what, still in montana. mother's day was yesterday, so today i wanted to surprise you identify with. check out meteorologist trying to get a little bit of work done with the kids around. >> hey, kelly, it is meteorologist jen from wp oh nine in cincinnati. after i get done with the newscast, i have other recordings that i do for the website or social media, thanks, connor, mommy is trying to do a little bit of work. and my children do not understand, apparently that mommy needs 5 minutes. i have to record something really quick, okay? you have to give them some slack, we are adjusting, they are adjusting. but it took everything in me not to just, you know, kind of freak out on my children. dies, go upstairs. my husband was in the other room on a conference call, and i did not need to yell as loud as i liked to, but i need -- i know there are so many acros

a whole new generation of jerry stiller fans were added to his older fan base when jerry joined the cast of "seinfeld" as george costanza's father. his son ben stiller announced today that jerry stiller died this morning at his home in new york city. he was 92 years old. and tonight it is very hard to think of anyone who delivered more joy over more years to more audiences from inside this box i'm sitting in tonight that we call television than the unforgettable jerry stiller. >>> well, good evening. after this day 1,208 of the trump administration, 176 days to go until our next presidential election. and while we are deep into the trump presidency now, we are nonetheless covering a number of firsts tonight. for starters, the president of the united states stood in the rose garden today and accused his predecessor of committing a crime while offering no details or proof. and that wasn't even the lead story from the press conference today. if there was a bumper sticker quote to emerge from today's session about the climbing u.s. death toll, it was this, and we quote, "don't ask me, ask ch

>>well breaking news this morning actor and comedian jerry stiller has died of natural causes at the age of 92, his son actor ben stiller actually posted this picture of his father on twitter earlier this morning and with that he wrote quote he was a great dad and grandfather and the most dedicated husband to and from any years about 62 years he'll be greatly missed love you dad. jerry stiller had a decades long career in entertainment probably best known for his role as franken stanza on seinfeld along with that he had a much longer kerr to before that him in his wife. we're a top comedy act in the 1960's appearing on the ed sullivan show and coming up the next half hour we're going to take a of much closer look at his life and his career so you want to stay tuned for that a big loss to hollywood. coming about a 26 year-old surfer who died in a shark attack we'll have the story from a friend who tells us that he lived a life of serving others. and the georgia attorney general wants a federal investigation now into the killing of ahmaud arbery this is new video introduced into the in

jerry had moved far away. which cleared him for sure. of course, they would need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately, because -- >> they were nowhere around? >> yeah, they were not involved. >> dead-end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you, including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the backdoor. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then quite unexpected. something remarkable turned up. and right through the front door of the local newspaper -- so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >>> coming up, a letter that has everyone in town talking. >> i remember reading it and put

joe fryer, nbc news. >> thanks for the laughs, jerry. that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other >>> right now at 6:00, could it be back to work for giants and a's? baseball's new plan to return and san francisco reveals what the next step back to normalcy might look like. >>> the news at 6:00 stars are right the now. good evening. thanks for being was. we begin week nine of shelter a home. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. this afternoon, mayor london breed revealed plans to partial reopen. bookstores, flor igs, produce markets, record stores, music, art and beauty supply stores. store front and delivery service only though. despite the step, the stay at home order is in effect until may 31st. >> i know that people are anxious to see our city reopen. i'm anxious to see our city reopen. and this has been a very tough and challenging time for all of on us. >> now, there are regulations, the businesses will have to abide by these guidelines. use face kaifring and social distancing. proper meaning materials must be available. limit t

sarah, does jerry have it right? do you have to do it? >> yeah, i kind of do have to do it, you know. i think what he was trying to say is basically i'm not winking to the audience. i -- i genuinely believe that what i'm saying is the smartest possible thing i could be saying right now, and i believe that's what trump thinks he's doing as well. and so i am -- i am not trying to be funny. i'm just trying to be as earnest as possible as trump, and i think that's the difference between what i'm doing and what most trump impressionists do. they kind of ham it up, and i'm kind of just like, as sarah cooper, how would sarah cooper say these words? and that's basically what i'm doing. >> i hear so many things in there that i wouldn't catch. you show me when he's embarrassed and when he's kind of scared of the question and when he's running away from it. you show me when he's so proud that he thinks he knows what per capita means. i mean you show these feelings of his flash and change in fractions of a second as he goes through these things. >> y

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jerry falwell and these other preachers motivated. paul warrick by the way who i think is really the architect of the religious right has corroborated this and he's done -- i've had personal conversations with him and he's utterly emphatic about this point. he said that i was trying to get these people, meaning evangelicals, involved in politics ever since the goldwater campaign of 1964 and i couldn't get them interested. i tried everything i could think of. school prayer issue, pornography, opposition to the equal rights amendment, abortion. nothing got their attention until the school issue surfaced and that's what finally galvanized them into a political movement. there is a second part of the story for the rise of the religious right. the bob jones case and similar cases is what got the attention of evangelical leaders like falwell and others but he was also savvy enough to realize that he needed a different issue in order to get grass roots evangelicals behind the new movement which we know as the religious right. what happens is

i think it's -- >> jerry, that's actually -- that's actually very pretty. who wrote that? >> who wrote it? oh, i don't know. who knows? it's an old poem. probably some old guy dead and gone. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with one more remembrance of fred. ♪ add some resistance. sara, your movie plus trial is about to expire. do you want to continue or cancel? ♪ capital one knows life doesn't update you about your credit card. so meet eno...the capital one assistant that looks out for charges that might surprise you and helps you fix them. another way capital one is watching out for your money when you're not. what's in your wallet? tums ver(bell rings)la stick when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites (vo) ♪love. it's what we've always said makes subaru, subaru. and right now, love is more important than ever. in response to covid-19, subaru and our retailers are donating fifty million meals to feeding america, to help feed those who now need our help. its all part of our commitment to our communities thro

. >>> and remembering jerry stiller. a look at the comedy legend's iconic career on sitcoms, the ed sullivan show and beyond. >> so sorry to hear that. but first, here's today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> it is scary to go to work to think i'd be a lot safer if i was sitting at home than if i was going to the west wing. >> the white house is dealing with two confirmed coronavirus cases. prompting several officials to self-quarantine. >> easing lockdown restrictions this week. >> if there are outbreaks, if there are problems, we will not hesitate to put on the brakes. >> georgia's attorney general asked the u.s. justice department to investigate the killing of ahmaud arbery. >> this was a lynching of an african-american man. >> happy mother's day to you, mom. i miss you. i love you so, so much. i wish i could be with you. >> governor cuomo took some time in his daily news briefing to wish his mom a happy mother's day. >> i know i'm your favorite. i know you don't want to say that because you have maria the

falwell or jerry falwell jr or any of them for that matter it's a conservative christian university that they'd like to see you know expunged from the face of the earth many of them because they have no use for that sort of thinking they would probably keep people like hillsdale college the same way if truth be known so it becomes an easy punching bag but i go back to how many rich tractions have you seen that we've seen that we've all seen and again i go to the new york times the washington post c.n.n. and m.s.n. b.c. don't even bother anymore fox as you noted in your earlier segment started a trend in that same direction and it concerns me frank right when you have so yeah trust in the media which today the trust in the media of the united states is a low as it's probably been in my entire lifetime walter cronkite is long gone folks he's not here anymore and yet it's you and me steve and of course and of you just you and me steve and steve and of course with so many and so many more most media outlets that for the trust to be solo it speaks volumes steve great to talk to you great

the death the loss of jerry stiller and we're going to take a closer look at his life and career. throughout the morning. for 13 ing up we're learning more about a 26 year-old surfer who died in a shark attack. a friend tells us that bin kelly lived a life of serving others and we'll take a closer look and the georgia attorney general wants a federal investigation into the killing of a mile to operate. this as new video is introduced into the investigation more on that all right time now for 16, let's get a check of the weather because we do have some changes on tap for today, john good morning. >>good morning. james yeah, definitely some changes out there today compared to where we have bit temperatures not changing all that much but we do have a rainfall arriving that's great because as we work our way through the past month. and ahead of may as well in april were only sitting at around 50% of average precipitation per some areas so it's great to be seeing a little bit more rain out there may be just a drop in the bucket in the grand scheme of things will take it very empty at t

i think it's -- >> jerry, that's actually -- that's actually very pretty. who wrote that? >> who wrote it? oh, i don't know. it's an old poem. probably some old guy dead and gone. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with one more remembrance of fred. ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by coors light, who were helping out americans who could use a beer. misleading ads, me-wasting stores, unhelpful help centers. and saved the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. plus unlimited data, messages, and minutes. it's a simple system. trim the bad... make the good better... and way cheaper. meet visible. unlimited data on verizon's 4g lte network. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. tums ver(bell rings)la stick when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites ibut that doesn't mean you're in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially af

two months ago jerry stiller died of natural causes at the age of 92. ben was gracious enough to get together with us this week over zoom for a virtual sunday sitdown to talk about his dad. i know that our c news. how are you doing with the passing of your father? >> thanks, willie. i'm doing okay. you know, it's sad, sad when you lose a parent, and he was a great guy. i do feel very fortunate right now at this time that we were able to be together and there are so many people who were not able to be with loved ones and losing them and not being able to have that connection at the end. i was fortunate enough that he could be at home, so really grateful for that. >> is it a strange thing, ben? i have to imagine that the entire country is sort of grieving p aand you're dealing h this public grieving and people saying their condolences. >> i have to say it's been really heartwarming to see how much he touched people, how beloved by people he was. i knew that but really when something like this happens you really feel it. i know this would have made him fee

we love jerry. >> love him. >> jimmy: cbs is hosting a a special hosted by jerry o'connell and rebecca romijn called "haircut night in america" where stylists will help celebrities cut their hair at home when they heard that, netflix customers who haven't used their account in a year were like, "i'm back, i'm back, i'm back don't cancel everything, come on, please come on! that's right, cbs is airing haircut night in america not to be outdone, abc is airing a special manscaping with the stars i think larry king's on it well, after the success of their ten-part series on michael jordan, espn is making a nine-part series on tom brady. and to make sure it's a hit, the entire documentary will be michael jordan watching it on his ipad hey, i saw that the daytime emmy nominations were just announced. it was a bittersweet day for nbc. the first six hours of the "today" show were nominated but the next five were not ooh. check this out, i saw a new invention that is a plastic bubble that can be lowered over people in restaurants so they can eat while being protected. take a look. yeah if you d

i think it's -- >> jerry, that's actually -- that's actually very pretty. who wrote that? >> who wrote it? oh, i don't know. it's an old poem. probably some old guy dead and gone. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with one more remembrance of fred. ♪ ♪ right now, there's over a million walmart associates doing their best to keep our nation going, while keeping us safe. we've given masks to all our people and we're helping our customers practice social distancing in stores. we've implemented shorter hours, so we can sanitize our stores from top to bottom while also restocking our products. but if anything, these days have reminded us why we do what we do. because despite everything that's changed, one thing hasn't, and that's our devotion to you and our communities. we're working together, in-store and online, through pickup and delivery, to make sure you can still get the essentials you need. and as we move forward, know that our first priority will always be to keep you and our associates safe. ♪ is all about protecting one thing: will always be to keep you and our asso

jerry nadler 16 years ago said yes, there is fraud in mail-in balloting. that was the issue was taking on and twitter basically put fact check labeling warnings on the president's tweets. we'll get into what jerry nadler said in the next segment but your take what the democrats are saying there? >> fact we do know there have been elections like the al franken election in minnesota that were almost decided or influenced by like randomly finding a box of ballots somewhere or so. so that this is something that has been a problem in the past, that you know, if ballots, we don't have people going to the polling place and voting or doing an absentee ballot which has got lots of established hurdles, if we're just mass mailing ballots everywhere there is the potential for fraud and fraud is something that really goes to the heart of our democracy. people don't trust the election result, basically the people will start to stop relying on their government for advice. i think absolutely for trust democracy, trust the election results, to trust the election result we

and the next day, we were flying to las vegas to interview jerry lewis. if you have gone through a scrap bo scrapbook, it leaves a mark on the ground. after two days in the storage lockers, it was time to pack up. there's a ticker tape parade, all this on the floor. all of a sudden i was picking stuff up and there was this card. and it said seros. that's not the real card. seros was a big nightclub where sammy made his big breakthrough and jerry lewis was in the audience. it was the kind of thing you find on a table. i opened it up and these were jerry lewis' notes the night he saw sammy davis jr. saying you talk in a fake british accent, that doesn't make any sense, you treat your father and uncle like they're props. they're not. this is how you should address the audience. we took it. we were able to take it and say to jerry lewis, have you seen this? no, i haven't. that allowed him to -- he said, i remember it like it was yesterday. then we found sammy saying jerry lewis came to see me at seros, gave me this advice and it changed my life. exactly what

jerry, thank you so much for joining. i'm glad you gave people the choice, they want to stay home and learn, they can do that. >> it was either do that or send them back to hot spots like new jersey, new york, or stay here and stay safe. >> laura: you might have even saved lives, who knows. >> i think we did. >> laura: i wonder what the immunity is in your population, do widescale immunity testing, i'd be curious to see. >> they are young, so it is not as dangerous. >> laura: thanks so much. all right, and one month ago, i asked dr. fauci if the virus could change and even attenuate, maybe even go away, like sars did come in about six months. he said no, but my next guest, a former w.h.o. official, thinks that is exactly what is happening. also, a follow-up to the media's hydroxy freak out. dr. stephen smith is here to clear it up for us, next. ♪ >> laura: this could disappear. i mean, sars did pretty much disappear, and this could come as well, correct? >> yeah, you know, anything could, laura, but i have to tell you,

jerry lewis came in and he gave me this advice and it changed my life. this golden ticket was just lying there. and it showed us the way to go forward. >> sammy made it happen. a two-way conversation. another theme we wanted to talk about was the use of media as source material. and as evidence. so i want to talk about the kind of media you consulted, and what insights they gave you. do you want to start, john? >> sure. one of the fun things about doing the project was that i got to speak to living people. which i have never done. i did get my comeuppance, sometimes you find out the living are less cooperative thanthe dead and what they will and won't tell you. the other fun thing was the range of the newspaper sources, trial transcripts. i learned that good trial transcripts, a good prosecutor does half your work for you. more than half, because they can compel people to say under oath things that they do not want to say. trial transcripts and video. in this case, jim and tammy lived their lives on the screen, so to speak. it is similar to your story, o

number one, jerry lewis, just quickly, before ron called, i remember asking jerry, you know, about this. did you have any sense that these were live ammunition? and he told me that he had been a guard at ft. knocx when he wa in the army, protecting the nation's gold supply, carried a rifle that never had live ammunition in it. it gives you a sense of how insane it was for people out there. secondly, i opened my book with the stories, many stories of the 24 americans who died in vietnam in 1970. half of them were 20 years or younger. you have to keep that in mind. third, the events you're talking about are at jackson state university in mississippi. and it was -- happened ten days later, on the 14th of may. two killed, 10 wounded. and the students had begun to protest because there was a rumor that charles evers, medgar evers' brother, had been murdered. he hadn't but there was this rumor and mississippi state police showed up and sprayed the dormitory with gunfire, 128 seconds. that story just frankly disappeared. scranton mission report, which devoted three-quarters of its base to kent

i always liked jerry. then why did you always look at him funny? 'cause i knew what he was in for. same way i look at the footage of those people boarding the titanic. jay, this is for you. oh, from your honeymooooners, and, as a joke, he threatened to punch dede to the moon. (laughs) why is that funny? well, that's my point. it wasn't right. claire, your mom wanted you to have her old sports car. claire: oh, great. and, mitchell, you get to keep her jewelry.