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tonight, molly shannon, star of "fresh off the boat," actress constance wu, music from nathaniel rateliffnd the night sweats, featuring the 8g band with daxx nielsen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic ea in that case, let's get to the news. president trump held a campaign rally in mississippi last night. said trump, "m-i-s-s-i-s-s-s-i-p-s-s-p-i [ laughter ] p-i-i-i-s-s-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i. according to "the new york times," during a high school party, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, quote, triumphantly hoisted an empty beer keg above his head because he and his friends were close to reaching their goal of drinking 100 kegs during their senior year. [ laughter ] "yeah, call me when you can do a full one," said ruth bader ginsburg. [ cheers and applause ] well, earlier today the president forced himself on all of us. [ laughter ] fema tested out it's new presidential alert system today, sending a simultaneous me

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this is the wus line from berkeley that tens of thousands take to the streets here in berlin for what was billed as a protest against racism and populism is one of the biggest political demonstrations in post-war germany in history that march comes just one day before key regional elections in the german state called both area polls are predicting heavy losses for traditional parties. and baseless allegations that's how saudi arabia is describing claims that it killed a dissident journalist jamal khashoggi but reports say turkey has video and audio proof of his killing inside the saudi conflict in istanbul. i made a few money welcome to the program here in berlin at least one hundred thousand people are taking part in what's been described as an on two races in march through the city events organizers say the number of participants may be as many as a quarter of a million whatever the final number it's already clear this is one of the biggest i'm a strange of its kind in germany in germany's post-war history the organizers say it's aimed at countering grew. populist sentiment and they

wu said. this is d w news live from berlin saudi arabia mr mulcair shelby is dead after two weeks of denials saudi state t.v. said the dissident journalist was killed in a fistfight inside its istanbul consulate but will western allies of the saudi government to find the explanation convincing. also coming up multiple blasts rocked kabul as election voting stations open across much of afghanistan on the country's voters now have to decide whether to stay at home or cost the ballots and risk the violence of the hands of the taliban will get the latest from kabul. and the last off too much agree a joint european and japanese space probe has successfully launched and is on its way to explore our solar system smallest and least understood planet. i'm manuscripts mackinnon thanks so much for joining us more than two weeks off to the dissident journalist jamal khashoggi was seen for the last time in istanbul saudi arabia has now admitted that he was killed inside that consulate in. the turkish capsu

three swing states, wus wus, michigan and pennsylvania. so in understanding.residents, do we unlock the key to donald trump's victory? that's the provocative theory. joining me now is its offer, ben bradlee jr. a former reporter and editor that spotlighted the famous expose on the catholic church. are you saying literally or figuratively that came down to lucern county? >> i thing more figuratively. this is going micro to get macro, if you will. i, like so men ea, was shocked that a candidate as unusual as donald trump got eect alled president and looking for a different way to write about the story, i looked for lucern county which is traditionally democratic but surged for donald trump and created this 56% victory marnlen and thought this bead a different way to look at the trump phenomenon which the mainstream media, let's face it, mostly missed. >> the title, i think is very deliberate on your part. they feel they've been forgotten. speak to that. and i think that struck a cord and resonated with these folks. they feel isolated. they feel faz they've been

is easy when sandy wu comes to. join us on facebook. this is the. u.s. secretary of state's might pompei was meeting with saudi leaders to discuss the growing scandal surrounding the fate of dissident journalist. disappeared after visiting the saudi culture that's in turkey two weeks ago also on the program. it's been a year since best known investigative journalist was killed by a car bomb police charged three men. who critics say the people who ordered the attack on to be protected. and in full struggling germany take on the world cup champions of france tonight in a much that could also be hard decide to fight in battle. welcome to the program u.s. secretary of state mike was holding emergency talks with the leaders of saudi arabia about the missing dissident journalist jamal khashoggi the visit comes as unconfirmed u.s. media reports suggest that saudi arabia may be about to say that he was killed. in turkey during an investor in interrogation that went wrong to his official search the building for eight hours on monday. u.s. secretary of state my pu

this is the wus live from berlin brazilians are voting in a divisive presidential poll the front runner share both n.r.o. casts his vote right wing candidate as promised a crackdown on corruption and crime one month after being stabbed while campaigning also on the program. a presidential advisor in turkey accuses saudi arabia of killing a prominent critic in istanbul jamal khashoggi is believed to have been murdered in saudi arabia's consulate in turkey's largest city. and in german football bhutia dork one put in another stellar performance coming from behind to win against a ten nations out sport side. hello and welcome on the spicer thanks for joining us in brazil voting is under way in what's being described as the country's most polarized presidential election since the end of military rule in one thousand nine hundred eighty five leading the polls is a man some call the tropical trumps the far right candidate shy or both in our oh he's riding a wave of anger over widespread corruption and crime if gets more than fifty percent of the vote he'll win the presidency outright results

journalists for what they see as overly harsh criticism of their players and lima her talking from david wu sports joins me for more on this and lima tell me just how bizarre and heated was this press conference it was one of the strangest things i have seen i mean it was a it was described as a train wreck it was described as a car crash it started off so in such a bizarre fashion you had the chairman spot by and chairman chairman carl heinz room a nigga who basically came out referencing the german constitution saying that human dignity is untouchable and that his players need to be respected but get this on your minutes later he himself goes on a rant criticizing one of his own players swanbourne not a left back saying that he played like crap that's why he was that go and that he basically almost nearly cost them the champions league last season and we also can't forget what. it's for example by and president turnus has had about the likes of music recently saying that he's using racism as a distraction for not playing well and he once called a bonus he got to play a mentally ill i mean

the supreme court of the united states is confirmed for more now let's cross to washington where he wus a stiff and siemens is standing by on capitol hill. schiff in the u.s. senate has now voted brett kavanaugh on to the supreme court fifty votes to forty eight what is the mood like on capitol hill. seem to have a bit of a technical problem connecting it to stephens e-mails but we'll be getting back to him when we can in the coming minutes now to some of the other stories making news around the world in contrast to the political akara monye back home in washington the u.s. first lady millennia trump has spent the last leg of her low key tour of africa visiting the egyptian pyramids and the sphinx her trip took her to three other african countries where she spent time promoting her charity work. and at least fifty people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo after an oil tanker collided with another truck authorities say at least one hundred people were injured the tanker was on its way from the western city of metacity to the capital kinshasa it is not yet clear what cau

nishikori survived an even bigger scare, having come from a set down against wu.chinese player completing a victory were dispelled when nishikori completed the second and third sets losing just three games in the process. he now plays a us competitor. the number three seed, del potro, is through to the last 16 and is bidding for a second masters title of the year following his victory at indian wells. the argentinian beat gasquet of france. wednesday's winners also included alexander's varejo. he defeated his opponent in straight sets —— zverev. he next plays the unseeded australian di minaur. there were also wins for kyle edmund. cricket now, and pakistan are closing in on victory in their opening test against australia in dubai, after the visitors saw a mini collapse put them in a precarious position. australia, chasing a daunting target 0f1162 runs, will resume at 136—3 on day five, after mohammad abbas claimed all three wickets in quick succession. opener usman khawaja is unbeaten on 50, with travis head on 3a, still requiring 326 runs on the final day. former

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if he can't tell the truth, about previous encounters engagements, behavior, and activity, which wu have found over and over and over again with judge kavanaugh, he doesn't deserve to be on the bench. that's why we need an fbi investigation. that's why republicans stymied leader mcconnell in his headlong rush to have a vote. and demanded an fbi investigation. it wasn't democrats, we know that. because they wanted to get to the truth. because credibility of a justice on the supreme court is a very, very important characteristic and right below it, is temperament and lack of partisanship, and unfortunately, at least from initial indications, judge ndkavanaugh is not hi on any of these three lists. that's why we need the investigation, and that's why we need it thorough. we need it to be thorough. but we still don't know how thorough an investigation the fbi is conducting. as of last night, dr. ford and her list of corroborating witnesses have not been interviewed. while deborah ramirez has reportedly been interviewed her attorney says a list of corroborating witnesses have not. nbc news is

wu was sentenced to life in prison without parole..wu should have been given a hearing to determine whether he was mentally competent to stand trial. in the second trial it was found that he was sane during the murders. wu is set to be sentenced on december 12th. ( darya ) the san francisco school board is at the center of a national controversy this morning. that's after the new school board president - stevon cook - broke with tradition by skipping the pledge of allegiance at the school board meeting. he instead read from a poem. we asked the school board president for a comment and he issued a statement saying that he loves the country and honors the men and women in uniform. he also said that it is his job to ensure that his students and their families have access to oportunities. stevon cook plans to continue replacing the pledge of allegiance with quotes promoting social justice. ( james ) an area in belvedere will soon be

this is the wus line from delhi that tens of thousands take to the streets here in beijing for what was billed as a protest against racism and populism is one of the biggest political demonstrations in post-war germany in history that match comes just one day before key regional elections in the german state of both area polls are predicting heavy losses for traditional counties.

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julian zeleny is back bus and shan wu. i understand elbow messaging skills are a value to the president. how so? >> i think so. i think this president and his administration value messaging skills and cipollone has had some experience in that area and particularly with defamation issues. when he worked for attorney general barr one of the portfolio areas he had was communications in special projects. i think that type of ability is going to be very appealing to president trump and probably also very appealing to jay sekulow and rudy giuliani who have emerged as, in part, last man standing but also very much the orchestrators and strategists behind the special counsel defense at this point. i think the fact that they also have worked with him have been advised by him and they like him a lot, i think that is a very important part of how he is going to play a good role on the team in their view. >> good point. now here is the thing, errol. if democrats take midterms what might that mean for cipollone, for the president, for t

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ruby: so, a lot of my musical influences growing up included, you know, the wu tang clan, 'cause i grewp in the 90s, and i listened to a lot of lauryn hill, of course. i think her album, "the miseducation of lauryn hill," was the definitive album for me. it really spoke to me a lot, and i think that's what i try to reflect in my recent project that i released late last year. it was just to do a lot of storytelling in my music, and just to be completely honest with my story and who i am and where i come from. robert: yeah, in fact, we're seeing a video of yours now, and then you also made a documentary about this? earlier this year, we decided to capture behind the scenes of it, just because we thought that we were part of something so monumental. we were able to gather nearly 200 filipino women on the day of the shoot, and it was just a very impactful and very empowering moment and day for us when we were filming the video. and so, we decided to create a documentary based on the footage that we got from the behind the scenes, and i'm very happy to say that it's now screening worldwide,

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. >> i'll say. [ laughtern >> seth: wu finish this, did you have a sense of that?nwere like, "man, i've go lot done?" >> well, i realized what a whore i've been. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ]la [ cheers and ae ] >> over all the years because you don't -- you really, you don't. and i mean that in the best way. you don't really, and t know if i can say that on tv, but -- >> seth: you said it in the eah., so >> you know, you think you're fine and you think you've lived this like normal life, and the u get it all down on paper and you're like, "wow, i've slept with a lot of peop[ ." ughter ] >> seth: yeah. even just when you do an index, you're like, "this is a lot of names." >> there's a lot of thank yous. there's a lot of te nk yous in ck. [ laughter ] >> seth: well i'm sure they all thank you as well. and let me follow by thanking you for being here. >> thanks for h:ving me. >> snd thanks for doing the song, i can't wait to hear it. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] super stoked. and yeah. also, we're in boston tomorrow night. >> seth: all right, boston tomorrow night.