Amy poehler, and more with the legendary roots crew. Its the tonight show staff favorites. D now, heres jimmy. Jimmy hi, guys welcome to the tonight show at home edition. This whole week, weve been asking our staffers to pick their favorites moments from the tonight show and late night. And since its thursday, were getting close to the best of the best and i love seeing these, not because their great memories but also i miss seeing all staffers faces. And i get to see their families, too. So please enjoy the best of the tonight show and late night. Hi, im cyndilom jimmys maks well as the make up Department Head one of my favorite memories is from 2014 when we were in orlando, florida at universal studios. Kevin hart was a guest and jimmy was able to convince him to ride this insane rollercoaster called hollywood rip ride rockit. A little behind the scenes tidbit and a slight confession i have to make, jimmy, im sorry, is that i accidently almost spilled the beans when kevin got the rid
Cut out for them. Born in lafayette, louisiana, Darren Walker was one of the first children in the nation to benefit from the head start program. He went on to were a scholarship at the university of texas at austin, where he would graduate with degrees in government, speech communication, and law, before pursuing a successful career as an attorney and an investment banker. For the past three decades, mr. Walker has been one of our nations foremost philanthropic executives. He has served as chief operating officer of harlems Largest Development corporation. Vice president of the rockefeller foundation, cofounder and chair of the u. S. Impact investing alliance, and for the past seven years as president of the Ford Foundation, where he overcease an endowment of 13 billion and 600 million in annual grant making. He is dedicated to tackling the most difficult issues in the world. He was among the most committed supporters of residents in new orleans after hurricane katrina. He led the way
That we have, approved drugs that might be repurposed to try and attack this virus . A lot of them are being tried. I dont think all of them are going to work but it is worth trying. In that vein we have something that blocks the inflammation. It is a drug we have been working night and day and weekend. I have been in contact with people from the white house. Me wantingve called to know what should be in the bill to help people be ready to deploy this cocktail. Are in the epicenter right here in westchester county. It is terrible. I have a friend who was very sick for a long time. I have a friend right now who has been on a ventilator for several weeks. It is terribly distressing. The leadership Governor Cuomo has shown has been amazing. Everybody has been pulling together. There has been issues of is someone doing enough. But we are in unprecedented times. With to make sure we dont bicker and point fingers now. We have to get the job done. Everyone has to be going the same direction.
Ahead we will be covering all aspects of this health crisis. We want to begin in the first hour with the Financial Impact it is having on you, your family, your loved ones. If you are recently unemployed as a result of the coronavirus, 202 7488000. For all others, 202 7488001. You can join us on social media, we will read your tweets at cspanwj. We are also taking her text messages, tell us your first name and where you are texting from. 202 7488003. A lot to talk about in the next hour. The Johns Hopkins sobering numbers across the years across the world now, 670,000 confirmed cases, approaching 31,000 deaths around the world. Here in the u. S. , close to 125,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the United States. We want to get your phone calls. Again, if you are recently unemployed, tell us your situation. That number is 202 7488000. The headline from cnbc, the u. S. Economy has come to a. Ndstill host yesterday on fox news, this conversation with Vice President pence on when t
Also to those that are joining us this morning the director of the Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Human Development and the subcommittee on health and education services. Doctor fauci director of National Institute of allergy and Infectious Diseases. And then the director of the National Cancer institute and director of the National Institute on drug abuse. Again, welcome to all of you leader hoyer asked me this morning you have the nih coming he said can you get all the Institute Directors and he said he will this is one of the most remarkable hearings that we have and we thank you for the great work that we loan that you do and saving lives the people of the great country. Let me touch on the matter of the coronavirus i just want to say i thank you to the director and all the institute tends particular thank you to doctor fauci i want to say Public Health experts deserve our praise for what is the excellent work that you are doing and clearly a matter of National Importance an