what's coming up. >> tonight we're in l.a. and nashville with a special post-cma hule lo gram show. >> guillermo, say howdy to the people in nashville. >>> hello, folks. what a world series this has been, and it is not over yet. the cubs were four outs away from erasing a 108-year-old curse, but cleveland has found a way to get back into it in a big way. former tampa bay ray brandon guyer doubled home one run in the 8th to cut the cubs' lead to 6-4, and then one batter later, rajai davis uncompany, a two-run homer off aroldis chapman to and that is where we are now in the bottom of the 9th. an incredible game, a great series. somebody will reverse the curse, but who will it be? >>> it's not game seven, but it's an important one for the buccaneers tomorrow night. division leading atlanta in town. buccaneers need to win this one to keep some pressure on. the bucs and atlanta will have they will not have martin or mcdonald. atlanta has some injuries, too, at running back and tight end, but they still have matt ryan, and he's been going off with some big numbers lately. >> i think they

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tell you, i saw this for the first time at the l.a. premiere and it is mind blowing. done and it just melds the real with the unreal in a seamless way. it's probably stunning to watch. >> you know what i appreciate as well, the humor. >> yeah. >> the humor. >> tt'ha such a great sort of part of marvel and there's definitely -- you need a little bit of that when you're playing a surgeon who turns into a sorcerer. it's not your everyday character. >> exactly. >> it was great, great fun to do and thank goodness for scott derrickson's sense of humor. if he was funny, then i knew it would carry. >> well, the cast and everyone, the direction and all that. what was it like for to you play dr. ra you know, this job first and foremost was an acting gig. he's this extraordinary neurosurgeon, and he's kind of built a gilded cage without knowing it and goes from there to a place of utter selflessness where by the end of the film you're looking at him on his own choosing a path that's about other people and you think, yeah, okay, you are now an avenger and i believe you'll join them. >> and it is

get to work on that wall. >> when is "hamilton" starting in l.a.? >> it opens in san francisco, it will be here in august. >> jimmy: are people bothering you for tickets for the show? >> yes, they are. >> jimmy: i would imagine that's a nightmare. how do you deal with that? >> you kind of say, that's not my department. >> jimmy: i see. >> you know, that's -- but you know. better that than the other thing of me on the corner. i've been like, hey, who wants to come to a show? it's rapping. no? okay, cool. i'd rather people asking me. >> jimmy: that makes sense. there's always people that you can -- like family members, you can't do that. you can't pull that move. you have to be able to get them tickets if you really want them to have tickets. >> absolutely. you've got the family members who are there. i have 60 new cousins i never knew existed. thanks to "hamilton." >> jimmy: is it true you wrote jingles for politicians at one time? >> yeah. my dad's in politics. so one of my -- i was mainly a substitute teacher until i got my first show on. but i would write sort of positive and neg

my family. everyone moved to new york, they started in new york, came to l.a., then went back. we all went back to new york. >> jimmy: i understand. last time you were here you were sa sasquatch as i recall. a boyhood friend? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you still in contact with sasquatch? >> occasionally, yeah. when he decides to appear. >> jimmy: i see. so he's like the elusive bigfoot. >> he's really only connected to sports. sporting events? you watch sports together? >> not watch together. he's connected in one way or another. through the universe. you know. when i told you about sasquatch. sasquatch was there. you know what i mean? sasquatch doesn't really have to be there, but whenever i talk about sports, whenever sports -- watching a game, sasquatch is sort of just there. so like if there's any reference to anything sports-related, s sasquatch is there. >> jimmy: sasquatch is an imaginary friend? or is this a real -- [ laughter ] >> you can laugh. >> i guess you could call him that. i mean, the other day sasquatch appeared on the subway on my way up to city center where i did

] obviously the cubs winning was a bit of a let-down for us in l.a. because they beat the dodgers, they beat them in six games, although the dodgers are demanding a recount, this whole thing might be rigged. [ laughter ] imagine if we did that for everything. dodgers had a great season but ultimately the cubs were too much -- >> sure was! hi, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] wow! >> hi! hi! >> jimmy: legendary chicago cubs announcer harry caray, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] first of all, big congratulations on your cubs. what is this, pretzels? >> these are wetzels pretzels. yeah a little lady was handing them out down the road. who wants a who wants a pretzel, huh? [ cheers and applause ] get on in there! >> jimmy: it's great to see you. i'm so excited to meet you. we're in the middle of a pretty big show right now -- >> do you know where wetzel gets all his delicious pretzels? >> jimmy: i do not. >> he rolls them. out of dough. >> jimmy: oh. >> gives the offspeed pitch, smacks a chopper into shallow right, and the cubs have a runner on base with no outs. hey, johnny! [ laughter ] [

like i need to make a phone call. l.a. is up, i'll just go. i got in the elevator. and it opens up on the fourth floor or third which is my room, and the doors open and bill murray is standing there and he's like going, and i was like oh, my god, i need to go to bed. i'm like bed. he's like back in the elevator. puts me back. went up to the fourth floor, brought me to a secrecy gar whisky bar that i didn't know existed. he gave me a drink, and then there's a balcony that overlooks st. durandrew's golf course. we weren't talking. balcony. only two people, just looking at the golf course and the starry sky, and we were there for two minutes without saying a word, just -- i'm like what is happening here? and then i was like, i was sort of like looking at him to see is he into it or what? what is it? and after i was like this is maybe the coolest moment of life. and after a w like, and he turned and left, but again didn't say anything. i was left standing there like how long should i -- should i be like following him, like, hey, bill, we should finish that nonconversation we were havin

the united states. there were protests here in l.a. this weekend and all the big cities. in portland, oregon, this afternoon a group of student protesters for some reason decided to storm a local mall. >> jimmy: it got a little bit crazy. the good news is this is the first time in almost five years that anyone under the age 21 has been to a mall. [ laughter ] good for orange julius, i guess. also during that "60 minutes" interview with trump he said, going forward he will be "very restrained" on twitter and facebook. so the interview was taped friday. times" on twitter. but he didn't use all caps, which is -- [ laughter ] baby steps, it's something, right? lower case. speaking of social media, facebook is -- they're now planning to weed out -- you know the bogus news stories that show up on your feed? mark zuckerberg has promised to crack down on what he calls fake news. he's also calling bs on your happy anniversary posts. nobody's buying it. some people believe that these phony news stories and the hoaxesn election. zuckerberg denies that, of course. but even if it is true here's a

it is time for the educational portion of our show. as you know, l.a. has a football team, the rams are back, and there's a player on the team, william hayes, two interesting things. one, he believes in mermaids, and two, he doesn't believe in dinosaurs, for real, he thinks dinosaurs ar hoax cooked up by rascally archaeologists, i don't know. i decided to take williams on a field trip to the l.a. natural history museum where they have all sorts of dinosaur bones. here is my dinosaur day with william hayes. ? ? open on the door get on the floor ? ? boom boom ? believe in dinosaurs? >> jimmy, i don't really believe i ever did. >> jimmy: never? even as a kid, learning about dinosaurs, you didn't believe them? >> i don't have a big imagination. >> jimmy: i think skepticism is a good quality to have. i think we should challenge the things we're expected to believe. >> okay. >> jimmy: not necessarily to this extent. but let's take a look around, see what you think. this doesn't move you in any way? >> absolutely not. [ laughter ] >> what do you think these are? >>im: maybe it is clay, i d

many celebrity reminders did there have to be? closer to home a major arrest was made in l.a. county over the weekend. >> residents of los angeles county resting a little easier after the arrest of this man. he's accused of repeated like a train. >> jimmy: i predict that man will be our president in four years. [ laughter ] you know, in addition to my duties as talk show host, i am also a judge, a very tough judge, right? >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: one of the toughest judges around. from time to time my bailiff guillermo and i hear cases, real cases we find in small claims court with real litigants who inexplicably agree to have their fate on ruled on justly by none other than judge james. mor. he claims he ordered two custom suits and three pairs of pants and that the defendant's delivery was late and defective. he's suing for $1720. this is the defendant, august tan. he maintains the order was completed in a timely manner and that things only got uncomfortable when the defendant became hot under the collar. it's the case of "the tardy tailor and his unsuitable suits." ha