tonight -- adam driver, from "frozen 2" actor jonathan groff music from hozier, featuring the 8g bandh jon theodore ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news eu ambassador gordon sondland testified in the impeachment inquiry today. and i don't want to say his testimony was bad for trump, but he's now the democratic front-runner [ laughter ] during his testimony today gordon sondland said that he was involved in efforts to pressure ukraine, because he and other diplomats, quote, "followed the president's orders." and then trump said, "look, i don't know the president i've never met the president." [ laughter ] president trump this morning addressed sondland's testimony saying, quote, "i don't know him very well. i have not spoken to him much. this is not a man i know well. he seems like a nice guy, though." [ laughter ] even worse, he stole that statement line for line from the speech he gave at eri

reasonable date and there are all frothy groff but we mentioned one corona vaccine being very successful one less successful there there are hundreds in development right now but what is the most ethical way of testing a more promising one and less promising one you know we don't know. we've seen success but it's not it's a big one in the elections after half an hour of his operating things will change. down. to when there are signals that one of the scene might be more promising than another it may be tempting to say always not ok to compare them and work each other . at that point less promising but seen a list promising not to remember the election it is. just briefly what why is it important to test vaccines on on the continent or country in which they're to be used. well it's actually very important for the country and its population it's not easy. but this is better. or worse it's also important for how did you know this scene was in people who are traditional and environment maybe genetic characteristics. it will also. think into little speech. we will be getting we're seeing is a

and jimmy garoppolo will continue to rest that ankle sprain shannon mentioned earlier this week that groff little likely wouldn't go while dealing with a high ankle sprain suffered against the jets. now this will be mullen's first start for the niners since 2018. but throughout the week players and coaches have talked about their confidence in him, they say he's been ready to go and he has a similar style to jimmy, so the offense won't have to make any major adjustments aside from the fact that george kittle where he most hurt. tevin coleman and deebo samuel are all injured. shanahan said today, he knows he will rely on the practice squad this season and he's been stressing to every player that your number could be called at any time. >>so i put a lot of pressure on those guys every week because they think it's a red sure year and they think they just going to develop and work 3 days a those guys get shocked and when they do get their opportunity. they don't get another one after so i constantly try to tell those guys because i see too many people. get surprised when they're open then this

and i heard that jonathan groff was leaving the show and i wrote multiple emails.nd what if it's like the sickly prince from "the holy grail." the like, you know - >> seth: sure. >> and i would wear all jonathan groff's costumes so that they were big and i would have, like, maybe, one long tooth and be really like sickly and inbred, but also psychotic. and it was met with resounding no's [ laughter ] >> seth: i will say i fully -- i would happily defend that that was a good idea. if ever i'm put on a spot, i will say that we all missed out a little bit that you did not get a chance to play the king. >> a sickly inbred boy king. >> seth: cristin, i want to thank you so much for your time today. the movie is so good "palm springs," everybody should check it out and it's always such a delight to see you >> it's so nice to see you too, even virtually ♪ (♪ ) here we are a nation divided. red, blue, 16 percent undecided. but 2020 had us shook. so we gave the world another look. and saw a future of differences celebrated. every voice heard and advocated. where everyone ca

more concerned about censoring a small feminist book than doing his job the books publish monster groff called claims of inciting hatred ridiculous now the author is a 25 year old activists from neil and she says how encourages female religious to take less account of the often unsupported opinions of men and to rediscover the strength of female relationships the initial print run of i hate man was just $500.00 copies but after all this publicity more than 2000 books was sold and it's now out of stock we also people in paris what they thought of the title. we discuss the behavior at appearance of women every day and nobody even pays any attention so for once there is something directed at men and i guess we can deal with it. i think we should not stop at the touch of the book we have to go beyond that and read it and find out why sure old that was behind it. women i hate them i could easily write a book like that because i have plenty of bad experiences in my love life have been left many times or had problems with my mother we really have to distinguish between what is literary what is

cheap imports and learn to appreciate clothes made locally that bring together cultures and handmade groff across india. dried c.v. fish skills can you imagine using these materials in your flitter well a design move. and he's doing just that and he's not going to be one looking for inspiration in nature to make unique creationists that also has to be about let's take it. there's something of the sea in the air these lampshades are made of dried seed stretched over the wire frames. and fish scales have been worked into the top of this small table. think it might smell but it doesn't because once it's dry so he closes all the. london based designer nearly getting use sand for his desert storm lamp red cabbage for the intricate beans of his invention of wine and seaweed for the marine light lampshade. the native israeli has been experimenting with natural materials for years to find some of his materials at the produce market in 2010 year by year he started his design studio in london trendy soho area he sells his pieces and limited editions to private clients around the world. created the m

police say the men failed a sobriety check, and it led into a scuffle with the man groff grabbing the officers taser, who then pointed it at officers, who then fired. 27-year-old brooks has died at the hospital. the mayor of atlanta is calling for that officer to be fired. >>> does protests continue across the country in support of the black lives matter movement. this, as momentum continues to build towards the level of confederate monuments. fox2's matt finn has the latest . >> reporter: protesters are spilling into the street, in support of the black lives matter movement. in phoenix, protesters are focusing on a different issue, they are calling on authorities to remove confederate statues. >> demonstrators debt, the sculpture may be removed if some demands are met. >> the way i see it, that's that you should have come down 150 years ago. >> i also think there should be a clear public process for people that would like to pursue that. >> reporter: the rallying in phoenix is a demonstration following the death of george floyd, while in minneapolis police custody. the outcry is gett

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kind of a ticking time clock or you could harm them or why would you do that or it's risky i think groff food as too much of the potential for negative side effects that it's just not worth it people's biggest question is there could be. pathogens or bacteria parasites within the food that could cause illness to pets when dogs eat raw diets their feces their poop has a lot of bacteria. let's talk about. dogs if given the opportunity will eat. dogs and cats being carnivores are equipped to be able to process their evolutionary food source which is raw meat. all of their digestion has acclimated and has evolved to be able to process whole living unadulterated protein so from ripping and tearing their dentition is set up to be able to process meat their stomach acid is very acidic in fact a ph of water which is highly acidic that stomach acid is in place to be able to neutralize pathogens or potential harmful bacteria that could be present in the food coming outside the pet food industry looks like the perfect industry there are beautiful packaging there are diets for every disease and diso

soil, groff lifted off from florida on sunday that took around 27 hours to complete the journey. taking 4 astronauts to the eye assess, the mission will last for 6 months. it is good to have you with us. hello, adrian. fenty going to the headlines allows 0. ethiopia's and 4 says they've carried out what it calls surgical attacks near the main city of the to greater region. the prime minister had given rebels 3 days to surrender or face renewed, strikes out o. reports now from their government forces, helping, concentrating, more told they are products from the power couple of days from the outcome of the killing, the comfort zone of the ticket. it's the ultimate prize for them, and they say now about the prime minister had given or but deadlines yet given to them to the degree forces. who are the fighting forces for them to lay down their weapons to threaten the, to the government. they are saying that the next 48 hours will prove. 1 to be in the bottle, they carry out a number or. 'd for a full against the couple offered to greatly to u.s. secretary of state by compare has arriv

merkel's, groff, it includes the, the right, no alternatives, typical markowitz. but the reason alternative for germany, what we just saw was a drowning political force clutching at straws. they are drowning as a party because they have no topics. you are not capable of creating, all you can do is be against your radical friends outside have been calling to block the entrance to the parliaments. and you just like them. want to block the way of law making. you want to hold the whole institution of parliament through the mud because you hate it. you've got my will, tentative. all you want is turmoil here and we did hear from politicians of different parties who warn opposition to the law is far reaching. it's not only our prophet, it's not only the members of the parliament. there are also many, many people on the streets and of course, all experts, law experts and going to visit to teach us. if you cannot suspend to basic your rights, such as freedom of assembly or the right to privacy. does this very serious violation of the chairman constitution? the way this law

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this week brazil has the world's 2nd highest number of coronavirus the economy is in meltdown and groff cases are piling up against the president's family . popularity is on the rise also this week some livestock under threat mexican farmers feel what little water they have is going to be given to the united states. and the battle for the skies a british startup joins up a crowded field to develop electric. which could take in the middle of this decade . now from all the headlines you may think that brazil's president jacques both an arrow is having a terrible pandemic his dismissive belligerence saw the virus run. riots with more than 4 and a half 1000000 cases and over 135000 deaths brazil's been hit hard by the virus but support among the poor has seen both tomorrows popularity at its highest level since he took power in 2018 so what's behind his popularity emergency handouts for law salaries due to the pandemic remarkable for a conservative who's of ministration has wanted to smash spending and introduce austerity to cut debt that is heading towards 95 percent of g.d.p. well the bud

change the date did another public got if enrique pena nieto is charged with groff it would be almost unheard of the country's presidents have long been seen as untouchable. but we still a long way off from that happening even if it does and questions remain if this announcement was just the political points were just this one way or another will be served john home in. mexico city. u.s. schools are starting to reopen even though the coronavirus pandemic is raging through many parts of the country it's become a major political battle between the white house and officials in barrie states with students caught in the middle particle hand reports you can dream big dreams and you the trump administration clearly wants schools in the u.s. reopened highlighting its position with the recent vice presidential visit to a school in north carolina the wrist for the worst poses to healthy children is very low a few days later the same schools leaders forced 4th graders to quarantine after student tested positive at a nearby campus a vivid example of the problem facing educators parents and their

football talk is in the game today from coach shanahan touched on a number of subjects, including jimmy groff elicit jimmy garoppolo's advancement and how the straight in the off-season was for this year's rookies. and in the midst of this weirdest off-season ever it seems like eons ago we looked back on the super bowl the niners were set to win it all. so close before that disastrous fourth-quarter against the kansas city chiefs. get despite that coach shanahan likes where this franchise is right now. >> it has been hard to sit with all season. it is also something i'm very proud of it is as good of a football team i've ever been a part of. i know we were good enough to win the super bowl and we didn't and that's the we have to live with. the state of the franchises now you have to get right back in that moment. >>> okay i wouldn't call it exactly business as usual but very little to report with regard to problems as we enter week number three of pga golf. moving on this week it's the travelers event and this is the opening round of the event. a picturesque shot of the day far from the fairw

john health ministry and spawn speaking there and i'm now joined by peter groff of crimes now he's the director at the institute for tropical medicine at the university hospital tubingen and he's been working on a vaccine for a long time mr times do you share the minister's optimism about a safe vaccine being available in the next few months. gotta know yes indeed i do she is of committed. very much i'm pretty sure that even her and also in the european union the last hour terse vaccines you wouldn't even period you've got the 1st axioms license in china and the other one in russia already next year yoshio that the next 4 will get a license in the united states and that is just a short action but i trust to get a good one in the european union into wet where will this come from the european vaccine. while it may be a european european boxing made or was it in europe maybe another one. or american producer or 'd company it had of course license axeman in europe so they're quite a fuel from tieless but usually. is retired already and they already talking to the regulatory agencies such a

and then i'm kind of interested in this one, october 25th at new england, jimmy groff logos back eastthe patriots, the team from whence he came, and you know the situation there, but more spotlighted had tom brady been there, but that still game to mark on your schedule all of these with a big if of things for free the super bowl is scheduled for february 7th in tampa, but the way they have set things up they can push that back at least several weeks if they have the back things up and play a schedule that doesn't fold out like the one they have, we will call it in pencil, so far. a lot can change. >> up still trying to figure out how they're going to., from what i've heard they may not allow the state to be full the feds would have to have distance between each other, and if that's the case, with a test every single player on both teams just before the game to make sure they're okay? >> that is the question, every time you think you've got a proposal that makes a lot of sense, you think about it another five minutes, and 50 mark questions come to your mind. that is something all majo

cheap imports and learn to appreciate clothes made locally that bring together cultures and handmade groff across india. drive cv fish skills and sound can you imagine using bees what peoples in your fliter well a designer in london and he's doing just that and he's not going to be one looking for inspiration in nature to make unique creationists that also has to be about let's take it. there's something of the sea in the air these lampshades are made of dried seed stretched over the wire frames. and fish scales have been worked into the top of this small table. people think it might smell but it doesn't because once it's dry so it closes on just look like fish scales the london based designer near me use sand for his desert storm lamp red cabbage for the intricate veins of his branch of light and seaweed for the marine light lamp shade. the native israeli has been experimenting with natural materials for years to find some of his materials at the produce market in 2010 year by year he started his design studio in london trendy soho area he sells his pieces in limited editions to private c

you can go -- have a trivia night with jonathan groff. the gang's all here.n," wherever we open first. chris jackson and his wife auctioned a night. we're calling on all our friends to sort of make bids, to make these special prizes, all to raise money. >> jimmy: raiseupfund.com. did this with the chiron on the screen we're high-tech, we're professional on "the tonight show." >> yeah, you guys have come a long way since that first show. >> jimmy: no, just kidding, better wig or worse wig i don't know what's going on all right. we're going to go to a commercial break if you can, stick around for two more seconds can i maybe ask you to do a little freestyle when we come back >> yeah, we'll do some freestyle when we come back. >> jimmy: more with lin-manuel miran miranda, everybody our family is now more important than ever. that's why we're offering our best unlimited deal. switch and get four lines of unlimited for just $100 a month. that's right - four lines, for $100 bucks! if that's not enough, to really amp this up, we're including four amazing iphone 11s,

. >> were they presented with charges formattingly -- for mattingly and cost groff? >> what i will say is they will walk through all the homicide offense's and with that information and the information and facts that were provided to that investigation they made a determination that that detective hankinson was the one needed to be indicted. >> [inaudible] >> so what i would say is obviously i don't want to get into the proceedings related to mr. walker. that's separate so i'm not going to add any comment on this. this team behind me presented to the grand jury ander question was about the racial makeup? [inaudible] >> well, i'm black and i speak for the entire department, and i hope that will satisfy that question. yes ma'am. yes ma'am. i'm sorry. >> i know that you said the investigation has obviously taken months and it was presented to the grand jury monday. can you tell us, when did the grand jury actually how long did they deliberate? did they begin on monday or begin on tuesday? that was this tweak, correct? >> the grand jury was presented with the information

healthiness against france peaking of and i'm now joined by peter groff of crimes now he's the director at the institute for tropical medicine at the university hospital tubing and he's been working on a vaccine for a long time do you share the minister's optimism about a safe vaccine being available in the next few months. good afternoon oh yes indeed i do share this. very much i'm pretty sure that even now and also in the european union. you're going to be in period you're going to 1st things licenses in china only other one in russia already negatively are sheer the next will really get a license in the united states but it's just a short action but i trust to get a good one in new york you know into where where will this come from the european vaccines. well it may be a european european boxing made also in europe maybe another war horse or american producer or often it had of course licensed axeman in europe so they're quite a fuel from tieless but the usual. is retired already and they already talking to the regulatory agencies such as our move in that sense agency and they are an

and so we wanted to return to author lauren groff's humble opinion that, during days of division, the antidote, is understanding, and empathy. >> not long ago, i was out in the prairie where i jog every day when a man rode up on a bicycle and started critiquing my running form. i had not solicited his advice. i don't enjoy mansplaining even when i haven't already run five miles. i asked him to go away repeatedly, but when he persisted, i gave him a verbal hiding that i'm sure he has yet to recover from. something in me at that moment just snapped: i felt two feet taller and as vast as the prairie itself. if you've ever had a moment of road rage, or acted impulsively to fend off a pickpocket or bully, you know the feeling. the constraints of selfhood fall away and you feel as though you could breathe fire. the truth is, all humans have the capacity to snap. neurologists tell us that deep in the brain, beneath the center of consciousness in the cerebral cortex, there's a cluster of neurons that causes sudden aggression in lab animals when stimulated with an electrode. it's a healthy aut

tonight -- adam driver, from "frozen 2" actor jonathan groff music from hozier, featuring the 8g band say his st

michael groff led the 12-hour procedure. >> tumor was taken out completely, so it shouldn't bother hers later, orman is on the road to recovery after facing her own fears. >> suze, we are so incredibly happy to see you here this morning. start off by telling us, how are you feeling today? >> you know, i'm feeling okay. my left arm still isn't what it should be, hoda. you know, the nerves are all responding now, and so the left arm fires, like it's on fire the entire time. it's really still difficult for me to use my neck, so i can't go too much forward or too much back they took out two vertebras and put in a titanium stint, or whatever they did there. but it's coming and i'm good out of everything, i'm just so happy that, in a year from now, i'll be back to whatever i'm supposed to be. >> what you went through strikes me you wrote off your symptoms, which anyone would i'm having trouble walking, must be my knee there are ways to explain the illness. you needed a gp, general practice, to put the whole picture together >> i did i didn't want anything to be wrong. >> right. >> so, litera

and i believe this has been kind of a selective, vindictive approach by our groff.ly i don't really see where she has the maturity to be doing the job she was assigned to do. i mean, when you stop and look at some of the nonsense things. you can go out in a kayak but can't go out in a boat with a motor. david: amazing. >> you can get an abortion but you can't get a knee surgery. david: right. >> you buy light bulbs but can't buy paint or -- david: carl, nowadays you can burn down a building, not necessarily get arrested and you can't open a business. >> it is turned upside down. i remember when it was illegal to buy marijuana and it was legal to get a haircut. now it is illegal to get a haircut and you can buy marijuana. it is crazy. david: what happens to other salon owners and other people who had to shut down for the virus who can't reopen now? because it doesn't matter that the orders have been reversed. they have lost their customer base? >> well, this is true. this is where, this governor, very shortsighted. you know, here is another thing, another aspect of t

quarter of next year was big on health and as against france big you know that i'm now joined by peter groff with crimes now he's the director at the institute for tropical medicine at the university hospital tubingen and he's been working on a vaccine for a long time sometimes do you share the minister's optimism about a safe vaccine being available in the next few months gotten a lot yes indeed you do share this. very much i'm pretty sure that even and also in the european union. seems you are going to be in period you're going to 1st things licenses in china i only got one in russia already naturally i fear that the next will really get a license in the united states but it's just a short action but i trust to get a good one in new york you know into where where will this come from the european vaccine. while it may be a european european like scenarios in europe.