d you know aziz. you guys worked together at "p"pks and recreation." >> aziz: yeah, she played jerry's wife. >> jimmy: that was hilarious. >> aziz: yeah. >> jimmy: that was a great bit. [ cheers and applause ] that was hilarious. that was great. >> it was so fun. >> aziz: yeah. >> jimmy: now, you're going to be on usa on donny deutsch's new show, "donny." >> yeah. oh, it's hilarious. >> jimmy: november 17th at 10:30 on usa. you'll be -- >> and i play two versions of myself, like donny's fantasy version, which is the girl in the red ferrari and that little white shirt. you know. jimmy: from "vacatiti." yeah. >> and then i play the so-called real version of me, but i end up in some pretty racy positions. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, let's s surprised about that. yeah, yeah. i wanna be surprised. let's talk about this position here. this is -- [ laughter ] tell me about this book. this is, this has got -- here's why y like this book. it's got everythininin it. like this is all your secrets, all your tips

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when i had-- how did you feel when aziz was born. did you feel ungrateful to your parents in any way when you saw your son? >> i always feel he will be a good onene and, like me, he will be grateful to me. that is the rule -- >> has he been? has he been grateful to you? >> yes, yes. >> stephen: grateful enough? >> uh... okay. ( laughter ) >> stephen: how did you feel when you found out that he was going to be an actor? did you want him to be a doctor? >> yeah. you know, i wanted him to be a doctor, but he called me one day and said, "daddy, i want to be a full time--" he said he wanted to be a comedian, stand-up comedian, i really didn't know what stand-up comeme means. >> stephph: did you think like a clown, big shoes. >> he says, "i'll stand up and sell jokes in front of the audience." "oh, is that a job? good." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: well, aziz, like your dad's here, i'm a married man with children. are you going to settle down?n? is it time? is it time for to you settle down and get married. >> uh, i mean, i don't

and i would say weird kooky things and aziz would make note of it. and next thing i know, it's in the script. >> i feel like you only really risk starting a brouhaha if you say something bad about black people or gay people. i mean, if paula deen had said, "i don't want to serve indian people," no one would really care. they'd just go back to eating their biscuits. >> yeah, but paula deen didn't get in trouble anyway. i mean she gave some fake ass apology and then went back to making fatty foods. >> i think dev is sort of like, could be aziz's third cousin removed. i mean, they are very close. he thinks about weird things. like he sometimes hones in on like the tiniest thing, and it's like why are you-- what? why are you obsessing over that? like, who cares? i think that's what makes him such a great stand up, is that he has these very minute observations that we all have been aware of but never spoke up about. and i think that's what's so awesome about both aziz and dev, is that they kind of point out the little things and make you think about them.

aziz returned to the store to meet officers. when the cab driver cam back to the store, how did he look? >> bleeding in his hat and big swollen. next to the eyes. >> reporter: police hope you can identify the man in this costume. they also want to talk to the woman. for the safety of everybody? >> everybody. not for me. today, it's me. tomorrow other guy. that hit them. and then he'll go to more dangerous man. >> reporter: aziz is concerned because the injuries don't allow him to work as much and he has a family to support so if you have any information, please give philadelphia police a call. reporting live in roxborough. >>> philadelphia police are searching for the man seen in this photo in connection to a deadly shooting in the city's nicetown section. a 19-year-old man shot and killed late this afternoon. the victim was pronounced dead at temple hospital. no arrests have been made. >>> a double murder inside a locked home in philadelphia's kensington section. tonight, two young men were executed face down on the floor. >> n

, aziz ansari, here live. ahead. veryalented very funny. >> brand-new show out on netflix called "maste of none." look who we have here, little good boy. >> lukas is sweet. >> nutmeg. >> oh, n nutmeg and you got cookie. >> yeah, these are all rescue dogs, north shore animal league all needing good homes and we found one of these dogs will go home with a very special friend >> my partner, amber. we have been lookiking for -- i lostweet kj, my jk rustsellrussell. amber had a s sweet dog tha passed away. >> it does. >> more importantly about that. >> you were nice enough to enlist m b because i believe i'm the rescue whisperer. >> which i great. we hope you will too. the dogs that don't get chosen today are available to you guys, our viewers. so we'll let you know how to do that. >> thas coming up. rundown. >> good morning, everyone. the big story this morning the growing mystery of what brought plane in egypt. the black boxes are now being examined and could shed see light especially the cockpit voice recorder w

tomorrow night, aziz ansari is here. oh, my gosh. christie brinkley will be here. also, from the world series champion kansas city royals, eric hosmer and salvador perez will be here. [ cheers and applause ] i know. they're going to bring the trophy hopefully with them, too. also, comedian wayne federman will be here as well. love wayne federman. >> steve: wayne-o. >> jimmy: later this week, martin short, harry connick jr., christoph waltz and meghan trainor will be joining us. you don't want to miss that. but first, he's the host of number one cable news show "the o'reilly factor," and also book called "killing reagan." bill o'reilly is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. plus, he's a fantastic actor and now he's making his directorial debut with the new film "shelter." paul bettany is dropping by. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and then my favorite, the best, we have music from multiple grammy award winner, alanis morissette, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] this is the rerelease of the "jagged little pill" collector

all right, thank you, ginger. >>> coming up here aziz ansari is with us live. his big new role and what it's like working with mom and dad. one more look at these cute pups maybe. >> take this one home. >> not this one. >>> back here with aziz ansari. "parks and recreation" star getting rave reviews for his new show called "master of none." he plays dev, ang actor living in new york who has trouble his life. take a look. >> i'm sorry, man. i'm just -- wow, experiencing a whew. >> it happens. you see "the social network." max plays an indian guy. he's white. they browned him up. >> i know. i read that he's 1/16 indian. >> if you go back we're 1/16 something. i'm probably 1/16 black. >> you draw on your life. >> yeah, well, yeah, that episode is called "indians on tv" and i am an indian man that's been on tv and a lot of the issues that we deal with in episodes are things i've had to deal with as an actor. >> i read about something. you got offered a part in you to do up the indian accent. >> i didn't get offered the part. i went in for an audition for something

. >> reporter: aziz says the united states welcomed his family from syria 24 years ago. but he says there is something very troubling about the new flow of potential refugees from syria after the deadly attacks in paris. >> most of the refugees are coming to europe, there's plenty of fighters that belong to isis among those refugees. >> reporter: aziz estimates 15,000 to 20,000 syrians living in the lehigh valley, one of the largest syrian communities in the country, and pennsylvania says 38 syrian refugees have been relocated to the allentown area in just the last year. >> of course, they are going to bring some of the ideas they were using and those so-called tough neighborhoods or those terrified neighborhoods. they would use them over here, and that's what we are afraid of. >> nobody wants to bring a terrorist into this country. >> reporter: lutheran children and family services placed many of those refugees. >> the united nations refers about 3% of the people that are registered to the u.s. refugee program, so very few people get referred to the u.s. refugee program

, aziz ansari, here live. we will lear from him just ahead. very talented very funny. >> brand-n show out on netflix called "master ofnone." look who we have here, little lukas. ah. good boy. >> lukas is s sweet. >> nutmeg. >> oh, nutmeg and you got cookie. >> yeah, these are all rescue dogs, north shore animal league all needing good homes and we found one of these dogs will go home with a very special friend of ours. >> my partner, amber. lostweet kj, my j jack rustsellrussell. amber had a sweet dog that passed away. >> i know it takesestime. >> it does. >> more importantly about rescuing and the process of that. >> you were nice enough to enlist me because i believe i'm the rescue whisperer. >> we all have rescues. >> which is great. we hope you will too. the dogs that don't get chosen today a available to you guys, our viewers. that. >> that's coming up. >>> amy with the morning >> good morning, everyone. the big story this morning the growing mystery of what brought down that russian passenger plane in eg

. >> aziz wehby, in the car trade worries about an influx of poorly vetted new comers, he believes it's the best bet to protect religious and ethnic minorities in syria, if it falls it's an isis directed blood bath, those that back the overthrow of assad could bring it to our shores. >> you fear there do be conflict? >> big time. >> in the united states, we saw what has happened in europe, he points to reports that one attacker in passenger, likely arrived with refugee. >> a large group among them were actually fighters in syria, and they warned about them and the russian tv warned about them and social media warned about them and we saw what happens in france. >> reporter: as you jed said jim angst, 13,000 to 14,000 people can trace their families back to syria, a lot of them came in the 1990s and 40 have been relocated here since last march. live in allentown, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> soft targets like sporting events continue to be a concern for law enforcement. today mayor michael nutter reassured the public that the city will be as safe as possible as it gears up f

. >> reporter: aziz wehby came from syria 24 years ago. >> helping the refugees is a noble thing by ourovernment. >> reporter: but he worries the latest wave isn't refugees at all, but isis fighters and war criminals. >> of course they are going to bring some of the ideas they were using in those so-called tough neighborhoods or terror neighborhoods, they would use them over here and that's what we are afraid of. >> nobody wants to bring a terrorist into this country. >> reporter: the lutheran children and family services resettled those 38 refugees and said less than 3% of them are approved by the united nations and most of those are rejected by homeland security checks. >> our u.s. refugee program is built on the will of the american people, and if that is not there, there will not be a refugee program. >> reporter: what many people we spoke to today said they would prefer setting up safe refugee camps at military bases near syria, rather than automatically bringing them to the lehigh valley. live in allentown, i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> all right, doug, i'll be back in about

my guest will be aziz ansari, shona reims, bruce campbell an lucy lawless. good night, everybody.

my guest will be aziz ansari, shona reims, bruce campbell an lucy lawless. good night, everybody.ntlemen, all the way from nashville, tennessee,

bill o'reilly will be here, aziz ansari. [ cheers and applause ] martin short and joining us. plus we have stand-up from one of my favorites, wayne fetterman is gonna do stand-up right here. [ cheers and applause ] a new album out. it's his only album, actually. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: all his stand-up performances throughout his whole career, it's coming out and it's going to be fun. we have performances from alanis morissette, harry connick jr., meghan trainor. [ cheers and applause ] it's a good week. >> steve: i'm going to watch. >> jimmy: but first, we have a a fantastic show tonight. we love it when he stops by. he's getting awards buzz for his role in the new movie "trumbo." bryan cranston is here. [ cheers and applause ] you can't beat him. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he is so fun. >> steve: he's a fun man. >> jimmy: he's a good sport and it's gonna be -- we're going to do something a a little silly later in the show. as always. it wouldn't be "the tonight show" if we didn't do something silly. this is up there. >> steve: yeah. >> immy: yeah. >> steve: literally. >>

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to rachel weisz, spike lee, aziz ansari, justin bieber, r. kelly! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen, from philadelphia. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers."

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to rachel weisz, spike lee, aziz great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night, everybody! buh-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- josh hutcherson, from "limitless" actress jennifer carpetner, pulitzer prize winning journalists michael rezendes and sacha pfeiffer, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and emily armstrong, ♪ [ 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 ] glad to hear it. let's get to the news. a protester had to be escorted out of a donald trump rally last night for yelling, "trump's a racist." the protester was removed because the trump campaign has that phrase copyrighted.