so it's now time for bill and ted face the music in a belated but delightedly bonkers threequel. omon, the script picks up with bill and ted still plugging away at their dreams — to the dismay of their respective wives. greetings, my excellent friends. when kelly, daughter of time—travelling rufus, arrives from the future to tell the boys that time and space are collapsing, they're faced with a deadline of 7:17pm to write the ultimate song. so they venture back into the cosmic phone booth, travelling back and forth in time as they round up historical musicians and meet their future selves, while being pursued by a killer robot called dennis, reuniting with death and dropping into the pit of hell. how you doing? well, you know, dead. and we're in hell. this time, bill and ted have daughters, billie and theo — played by bridget lundy—paine and samara weaving — who embody the best of their dads' lovable traits with none of the bogus baggage. having been released simultaneously in theatres and on vod in america, bill and ted face the music gets a cinema—only release here in the uk — a

going on a fantastic adventure, because we are celebrating the release of their new movie "bill and ted face music," to kick off the trivia with the time traveling saga we are starting things off with that classic song. here is me and my band y'all with the hit "i heard it through the grapevine." ♪ ♪ ooh, i bet you're wonderin' how i knew ♪ ♪ 'bout your plans to make me blue ♪ ♪ with some other guy you knew before ♪ ♪ between the two of us guys ♪ you know i loved you more ♪ it took me by surprise i must say ♪ ♪ when i found out yesterday ♪ don'tcha know that i heard it through the grapevine ♪ ♪ not much longer would you be mine ♪ ♪ oh, i heard it through the grapevine ♪ ♪ oh, i'm just about to lose my mind ♪

she said the plans had been based on modelling by scientific advisers on the government's bill and ted faceon the government's sage committee. this situation is a problem especially for key workers, who are stuck at home, wanting to get tested, but can't do so. thanks for joining get tested, but can't do so. thanks forjoining us. well, the latest government figures show there were 3,395 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week, is 3,354. 21 deaths were reported, of people who died, within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test, and that means on average in the last week, 14 deaths were announced every day, taking the total number, across the uk, to 41,705. care homes in england are set to receive more than half a billion pounds in extra government funding to help them tackle the coronavirus over this winter. the money will help pay staff full wages when they are self—isolating, reduce their use of public transport and ensure staff work in only one care home. tomorrow the government will outlin

so it's now time for bill and ted to face the music in a belated but delightedly bonkers threequel. reams — to the dismay of their respective wives. greetings, my excellent friends. when kelly, daughter of time—traveller rufus, arrives from the future to tell the boys that time and space are collapsing, they're faced with a deadline of 7:17pm to write the ultimate song. so they venture back into the cosmic phone booth, travelling back and forth in time as they round up historical musicians and meet their future selves, while being pursued by a killer robot called dennis, reuniting with death and dropping into the pit of hell. how you doing? well, you know, dead. and we're in hell. this time, bill and ted have daughters, billie and theo — played by bridget lundy—paine and samara weaving — who embody the best of their dads' lovable traits with none of the bogus baggage. having been released simultaneously in theatres and on vod in america, bill and ted face the music gets a cinema—only release here in the uk — and i'm delighted to report that it's a hoot. it may be a total shambles tha

faced. >>host: coming back to ted, we have to wrap up a bit you quote john adams to say democracy never lasts long. there wasn't a democracy yet that did not commit suicide. that is a rather dour statement. and i can understand quoting in a book about lincoln coming to washington on the verge of the civil war but what is your feeling of our current democracy today? >> i love that adams quote i have seen a few journalist use it in recent months that we are all very worried for the country is going on both sides of the aisle. i don't want to be too partisan in a public event about history, but even though i agree completely with harold about the significance of president trumps discovery of twitter is an effective means to get his message out, i totally agree with that. the message is dark and confusing and self-contradictory and basically is very quick to blame others and slow to accept responsibility and hesitant to accept the moral authority of the position of the united states, the job in which you try to better the lives of fellow citizens to lift up the idea what america stands for. not j

>> i just listened to ted wheeler's statement. that was a bald-faced lie. he lied to the people of portland when he said he expected the criminal justice system to work here. how can the criminal justice system work when you have a mayor/police commissioner that undermined his police department to the deck a more out is in the toilet and safety in jeopardy, who refuses to prosecute for ryan. explaining his decision to ban teargas for those reasons is nothing but gibberish. what he's doing is putting more law enforcement lives in jeopardy and same with the protesters. they don't use this for peaceful protest. they use this because they are under nightly assault by insurgents. that is the reality in portland right now. i have been talking to portland cops for the last several days. i am heartbroken what i am seeing developing in this city. shannon: we talk about morale and these officers are taking hits every day. the wall street journal has an editorial saying black cops don't matter. they talk about the view that black police chiefs were a positive developm

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lawmakers like ted cruz, we may have a contested election, and the court must have a full roster of nine justices. what's your reaction to that argument? >> it sort of sounds good in its face, if it was made in good faith by somebody like ted cruz, who doesn't say the complete opposite and was pleased to have months and months of a supreme court at 4-4, and what it sounds like underneath that statement, the subtext is, yeah, we may have a contested election, and so, therefore, trump should get to put a thumb on the scale by having one of his justices be put on the court. so it's not deadlocked in a way that's adverse to donald trump. that's what they're saying. there's going to be a contested election, so let one of the people in the contested election make the decision at this late date, contrary to a lot of precedent to have a thumb on the scale. i don't think that holds a lot of water analytically. >> you talked about grieving while fighting over her vacant seat. we got pictures of that actual seat, draped in black. it is a tradition that dates back to the 1800s. how would i like ginsburg to be remembered? >> i think a lot of people who knew her better than i are better

if you were the president of the united states and you were facing the possibility of what ted cruz was laying out for you, why would you not put forward a nominee? if you do, there's going to be a political conflict that consumes this country that adds on top of the problems we've been dealing with here since the beginning of this year. you heard ted cruz say the president should put up a nominee next week. dianne feinstein said under no circumstances should a nominee be put forward. joe biden said voters should pick the president and the president should pick the nominee. then it gets down to the political action committees as well, which are funding a lot of the politics on the periphery. the center for american progress saying that we must honor ruth bader ginsberg -- >> sean: john podesta's group. as if we're shocked by that. >> i'm just saying, sean, these are the arguments we'll be hearing. from democracy for america, the progressive group saying tomorrow and for every day until january 20th, we're committed to fighting like hell to ensure that senate republicans don't destroy ju

poses immense challenges secretary general antonio good ted ish cold for more international cooperation and multilateralism to cope with 19 and face environmental challenges because of the pandemic the event is taking place online with many leaders delivering speeches by video. in her address german chancellor angela merkel call for more unity and decisiveness from member states to find not through the united nations can only be as affective as its members a united that the security council is all too often deadlocked when clear decisions are required we need reforms the united nations must continue to develop in order to master the global challenges of the 21st century. questions of its effectiveness and even relevance in stark contrast to the high hopes that night the united nations a reality some 75 years ago at the time the world was devastated by war today the challenges are no less daunting. out as the ravages of world war 2. the u.n. charter was signed in 1945 by 50 founding members its aim to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war a global organization to help build a better weld. preferably unity of determina

ted cruz, lindsey graham, mike lee. these are all friendly faces for the judge. we still don't know which democrats if any will sit down with her for meetings of their own. that's typically part of the process. democrats have said this process is illegitimate. some said they won't participate in the normal meetings. all of this is happening on this very condensed timeline. normally the meetings would be stretched out over several weeks. but to get this done, before the start of committee hearings on october 12th, as lindsey graham said he wants to do, everything has to happen in a hurry on that condensed calendar and we're seeing that today, a long day on the hill for judge coney barrett. >> you're seeing the judge live with vice president pence. those two men, cipollone and meadows are acting as the kind of sherpas, shepherding her through this process. you see mitch mcconnell there live as well. legal's li let's listen in. >> she'll be visiting with members who are interested in talking to her, during the course of the next few days. and glad to have her here a

poses immense challenges signature general antonio who ted is today called for more international cooperation and multilateralism covered 19 and face environmental challenges because of the pandemic the event is taking place online with many latest delivering speeches by video. huge wildfire northeast of los angeles threatening hons for the fish will psychometry winds could help firefighters get it under control the bobcat 5 covers 427 kilometers thousands of residents been told to evacuate the blaze has been burning for more than 3 weeks. this is datable the news from perth then you can follow us on twitter and instagram at news all visit our website the w dot com. there has never been a 3rd world war a fact which speaks to the success of the united nations as it turns 75 this year with age that stability is showing signs of fragility multi-lateralism working together which doesn't seem to work anymore and the consequences are deadly the coronavirus pandemic has now claimed 1000000 lives there is no global plan to stop the virus lots of social distancing not enough social responsibility tonights most of us hope for a vaccine some

in all single mothers day needs isn't one i'd like david webb to face and i did once interest scientists on one side and kindness. to ted in austin on times and you could also if that's not phones captain lead us on is a family thing on much my mother and i have right now. i am on night time years here and i can dietitian day however i have to say it is because i know i've been a power you can buy just off and make it more environmental friendly and more fair but but then i look at the labels you are in most of the labels are fake they say oh it's green it's round our mental friend lives with whatever and it's a fake label that the company itself invented i'm with you that at some level. it's overwhelming there's so much noise about. what's right and what's good for you i mean did let's not forget even organic and by the law just is ok to eat or who knows where the hell is going from or how it was made or anything about it do i know that it's healthy well you know it may have high levels of it in me but let me again has it been transported so long that some of this is decayed what the hell is going on so even with just

immense challenges secretary general antonio good ted is cold for more international cooperation and multilateralism if you could cope with 19 and face environmental challenges because of the pandemic the event is taking place online with many ladies delivering speeches by video. in her address german chancellor angela merkel called for more unity and decisiveness from member states. the united nations can only be as effective as its members are united the security council is all too often deadlocked when clear decisions are required we need reforms the united nations must continue to develop in order to master the global challenges of the 21st century questions i've hurts affective and even relevance are in stock contrast to the high hopes that night the united nations a reality 75 years ago at the time the world was devastated by a war today the challenges are not of this daunting. born out of the ravages of world war 2. the u.n. charter was signed in 1945 by 50 founding members its aim to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war a global organization to help build a better weld. the probability of that terminations to f

ted cruz was in college. you saw a wonderful example of him taking an argument and making the opposite argument. on its face know its ridiculous, okay? we know this is going to -- look, this election may be very, very close, it may not be. if it's very, very close, it is not only joe biden who will have lawyers looking at every ballot and litigating these states. we know there's at least 30-plus states where both sides have their legal teams in place and have organized. this is not just one side's fault. it's also just not donald trump's fault, okay? they're going to litigate state by state. it could be very ugly. frankly it is important that we have a court that is predisposed to be there, if that is necessary. >> the obvious problem, and the additional layer of hypocrisy on ted cruz is, he didn't have a problem with it being a 4-4 court. nobody did. this is just total nonsense, and as george stephanopoulos pointed out, the president has consistenedly talked about a -- it does speak to the seriousness of the continued attack on our democratic institutions. you can't say last time 4-4 was fine, but this tim

people afraid of a new tweet, afraid of trump's face, afraid of fox news, that fear defines their whole character, whether is marco rubio or josh holliday or ted cruz, the one thing they care about is avoiding donald trump's either. they have sold themselves out, they can never be trusted or believed ever again. the response to the president, i am agnostic about a peaceful transition of power and the response to a president who turns anonymous federal forces on peaceful protesters is not a bible verse being tweeted out or elliptical statement, and men and women of integrity and honor, they would be defending the country and our freedoms and the constitution, they would be standing up against grant rampant abuse of executive power and they are not. they are too afraid, too sold out to do that. >> host: are we going to see a new justice put in place? is that going to happen? >> we may well, we may well. >> probably. i ran two supreme court confirmations when i was in the bush administration, stephanie cutter to be publicly supportive, the obama administration, there are consequences to presidential elections, the refusal to give a duly appointed

meanwhile, portland's mayor ted wheeler is ordering police now to stop using tear gas on the rioters. recent poll shows 63% of residents do not like wheeler. he is facinge-election in november. that should be anti interesting enterprise for him, and the city portland. they have put up with an awful lot, haven't they? >>> more political activism in the federal judiciary. district court judge eli richardson has blocked tennessee's law that bars first-time voters from mail-in voting until they provide an i.d. to an election office. richardson, a trump appointee, changed course from earlier this summer when he chose not to block the same law for the state's august 6th primary. a very confused activist. attorney general william barr says there could still be more criminal charges in john durham's obama gate investigation. barr however would not talk about whether, where durham is in his investigation or whether anything else will be made public before the election. you know, it is the justice department where truth goes to die. >>> joining uss tonight to take all of this up is congressman devin nunes, ranking member of the house intelligence committee and a

faced with. please, vote 'yes' on 19. we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted.ired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? uh, i'll have to check. (doorbell ringing) aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. hello? >>> the creek fire near fresno is causing problems in yosemite. the park has shut down the mariposa grove of giant sequoias, in case the creek fire reaches the area. they also closed the museum with fire retardant. there is a lot of smoke in the yosemite valley. >>> 8 national forests in a car currently closed because of fire danger, including the sierra national forest, near the creek fire. the closures began last night and will continue until further notice. >>> heading to the tahoe basin may cost you more in a regional user fee is approved. it would apply to residents, as well as tourists, and could generate close to $70 million a year. we ha

face. stay safe everybody. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers" - elizabeth banks, host of "cosmos," astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson, from "tedso," actor brendan hunt featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: welcome to "late night. how is everybody doing yeah i feel like after this weekend, even if we did have an audience, that's the response i'd be getting. let's get to the news. president trump called into "fox and friends" this morning and said his list of potential supreme court nominees was down to five names. though, i think that's only because mitch mcconnell made him add four more names. the justice department has reportedly labeled new york city an anarchist jurisdiction. are you kidding me nobody has more laws than new york city. you have to have a law degree just to park a car around here you ever heard of a co-op board? there are more rules in my building's lobby than there are in all of wyoming. those people are out there firing automatic weapons at scarecrows and i have to get five signatures to approve a welcome mat. 2020 primetime emmy awards were broadcast live last night in an al

ted wheeler should resign. >> in los angeles hundreds stand against law enforcement after deputies kill a blackman they say had a gun. >> sandra: more on that in a moment. protestors in the streets of los angeles facingh police overnight after sheriff deputies shot and killed a black man who they say fought with them. i'm sandra smith. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher. those protests in the south los angeles area of west mount after deputies say they tried to stop a man on a bicycle for a code violation. he ran away. deputies caught up with him and here is what they say happened next. >> immediately upon making contact with our suspect our suspect was holding some items of clothing in his hands, punched one of the officers in the face and dropped the items in his hands. the deputies noticed that inside the clothing items that he dropped was a black semi automatic handgun and at which time a deputy involved shooting occurred. >> sandra: we begin this hour with jeff paul live on the ground in los angeles for us. jeff, what is the reaction like there this morning? >> crowds of people at least last night gathered after the shots were fired and the numbers of people only grew into the night. many of them pro