jimmy fallon tonight, join jimmy and his guests, jamie dornan, lisa robinson, musical guest, phoebe bridgersnd featuring the legendary roots crew and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: hey, thanks very much oh, my goodness. thank you, very much ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, very much and welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," ladies and gentlemen. thank you for watching thank you for being here let's get to the news and jokes. well, guys, we have some good news from overseas in the fight against covid. watch this >> the u.k. approved the pfizer vaccine. it makes the u.k. the first western country to give a vaccine to the public, outside of trials. >> jimmy: wow, everyone there will be have access to the pfizer vaccine apparently the u.k. is apparently now five hours and five months ahead of us. americans heard and were like, "i watch "the crown," does that mean i can get it? the news is so good, people in u.k. got this close to showing emotion. i feel a tear coming on. fight it fight it [ light laughter ] but, this is interesting, there's an order for who gets

. ♪ >> reporter: and foo fighters and phoebe bridgers in l.a.ll as dave matthews at jefferson theater in charl charlottesville, virginia. raised $2 million but the association says it's not nearly enough. >> we're in situation now of no revenue, and all the money has run out. >> reporter: sees only lifeline down the street on capitol hill. save our stages act would provide $15 billion to independent music and comedy venues as well as performance and movie theaters. bill has 225 cosponsors from both parties, including new york senator chuck schumer. met him outside the grocery. the bar announced without emergency aid, february 1st will be last day. >> people that work here and millions of others would breathe a sigh of relief. bill is simple, six-month grant. go to smaller cities throughout the country, live venues that characterize the cities and bring people to downtowns and make people want to stay there. i get calls from texas and kansas, our live venues are hurting. opera companies and ballets as well as independent venues where new artists

allison bridger sedin joy it while you can. the influence of la nina could be a crier pattern. >> you can't talk about rain until you get storms. we could have a series of weak storms. >> supports say lack of rainfall is a curse and blessing for areas burned by a series of wildfires. >> our concern is the amount of rainfall. were looking for steady rain and minimal amounts of rain totals. >> scorched earth can't absorb the rainfall so the water runs off. >> because we've had the slow start, that will help a lot of the soil to absorb more moisture. >> right now we're taking advantage of the systems to educate the communities on the risks. >> in sonoma county they are doing outreach giving away protective items. . >> joining us for more is mark. hi mark. >> hi there. it's panning out nicely. we had the rainfall yesterday, it's nice to have the breaks and the second impulse tomorrow morning. were expecting moderate to heavy rain for a portion of the sunday forecast. most areas a quarter of an inch to an inch favoring the north bay

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before the pandemic, we brought hugh back to london's heathrow with al bridger, british airway‘s topnge, of course. flatbed seats. so, this is where you wanted to come and see, hugh. come and see the flight deck. yes. this is all screens, where as we had proper instruments. it wasn't all clockwork, boeing had installed space age autopilot. it was used for the apollo projects. we would go down a corridor, and on the right would be all the apollo astronauts. it was the aircraft that they had taken to the moon. yeah. now, on the other side of it on the cargo would be pictures of the government — because it was the same system. absolutely, there's just something about it, isn't it? it's iconic, it's fabulous, and you have a real affinity to it, a love for it. but it was pan am that 50 years ago made the world's first 747 passenger flight from new york to london. it certainly didn't go to plan. before the pandemic, i traced one of the original crew to norway. laughing. amazing to meet you. welcome to norway! so this is you on the first flight? yes, just after landing in london, and me in

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completely wasted which they could of course into environmental projects to help our well country bridger issues are with that with the junction well the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but there's a degree why we should get any personal freedoms whatsoever. as well as being one of the country's most affected by the pandemic france is also battling a resurgence an extremist activity china depends connex looking at the government's response than in the wake of a number of terrorist attacks. 2020 is the manual might call turned from into an enemy of large swathes of the muslim world the president claimed to be taking on only the extremist. ideology of islam isn't that many in the global muslim community felt that they were being targeted it was to be french means to defend the right to make people laugh for them to mock its ridicule it's a caricature which voltaire claimed was the source of the rest to be french means always to be on the side of the freedom fighters. needs mental health treatment what else can be said to a head of state who does not understand freedom of belie

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to help our well country bridger issues are with that at the top juncture. for the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but this is i reached my reach to get any personal freedoms whatsoever. health officials in the u.k. have expressing strain concern over surgeon covert cases with daily records of more than. 3 thousands for 2 days in a row and there's no rush to get hold of vaccines than with wealthy people reportedly offering thousands of pounds for a shot but as things stand there are lucky if they want to the job can only be received through the national health service for free the pfizer drug was approved in the u.k. this month there's news on the 2nd one coming up shortly but let's get back to this all available doses are going to people in hospitals over the age of 80 from lyme medics and care home staff it means a potentially long wait for everyone else a private clinic say they're getting requests from patients willing to fork out large sums to jump the queue we spoke with the owner of one such clin

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to how well the country bridger issues are with that with the top junction. for the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but this is actually reached by we should get any personal freedoms whatsoever. first in world news in brief riot police have clashed with lebanese students at the top university protesters tried to storm the main campus angry that despite the economic crisis situation fees are being doubled. tens of thousands of pro-choice activists erupted into cheers as argentina's senate voted to legalize abortion a deeply divisive issue in the catholic majority country people celebrated the decision by throwing green smoke bombs the color of the pro-choice movement becomes the 1st major latin american state to make the move. and rights groups have blasted bangladesh forcibly removing thousands of myanmar refugees from the capital to what they claim is a dangerous i mean island officials insist it will ease chronic overcrowding and docket migrant where more than a 1000000 for him to live. as well as b

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to help her well country bridger issues are with that with the top junction. the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but this is a breach why we should get any personal freedoms whatsoever. your global news update continues after this short break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to the program you and china have struck a landmark deal after must 70 years of talks that opens up the chinese market to european investment while giving beijing and inroad to some strategic european projects or want to cross live to artesia charlotte devinsky 1st charlotte what's in this deal and what kind of reaction has there been. well this deal has almost been several is in the making between the e.u. in china and they've really pushed the boat out to get it done before the end of 2020 essentially it means that there is the opportunity for the e.u. for investment in certain industries this is

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to help other well country bridger issues are with that with the top junction. the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but this is i reached my reach to get any personal freedoms whatsoever. now for some world news in brief it's been reported that at least 5 people have been killed and multiple injuries reported in mid massive explosions and gunshots yemen's even airport after a plane arrives from saudi arabia carrying yemen's new government and the exact number of wounded has not yet been confirmed though it's not thought any of the ministers are among those injured. by police have clashed with the love of the students at the top university protesters trying to storm the main campus angry that despite a coded linked economic crisis mission fees are being doubled. and tens of thousands of pro-choice activists erupted into cheers as argentina's senate voted to legalize abortion a deeply divisive issue in the catholic majority country people celebrated the decision by throwing out the green smoke bombs the colo

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to help our well country bridger issues are with that with the top junction. the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but this is actually reached why we should get any personal freedoms whatsoever. there's a minute now for 3 more world news stories riot police have clashed with lebanese students at the top universities what you're seeing here protest is trying to storm the main campus angry that despite a covert link economic crisis situation fees a big double. thanks. tens of thousands of pro-abortion activists are up to didn't she is as argentina's senate voted to legalize abortion a deeply divisive issue in the catholic majority country people celebrated the decision by throwing green smoke bombs the color of the pro-abortion movement it becomes the 1st major latin american state to make the move. rights groups though blasting bangladesh forcibly removing thousands of myanmar rohingya refugees from the capital to what they claim is a dangerous uninhabited island officials insist it will ease chronic over

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to help our well country bridger issues are with that with the top junction. the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but there's a degree by we should get any personal freedoms whatsoever. as we approach the end of 2020 our website tells lots of stories reviews of the year to get stuck into well what some of your scoring time today i mean only. 6 guys are financial survival. customers go by you're disappointed. in elf well reduce some lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy.

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to help our well country bridger issues are with that with the top country well the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but this is i reached my reach to get any personal freedoms whatsoever. a nother deadly day in yemen at least 20 people have been killed scores more injured in a wave of explode. gunfire in the port city of aden the red cross said one of its stuff is among the dead 3 others are wounded. i. think. the 1st attack happened at an airport just after a plane carrying newly appointed yemeni government officials flew in from saudi arabia a local t.v. channel called the exclusion on camera you can see people were just in barking the earth it was followed up by gunfire several smaller blast as well local reporters say the airport was hit by mortar drone strikes the passengers were driven straight to the presidential palace where another explosion took place there so far no group has claimed responsibility but officials are blaming the revelled former pentagon michael maloof though believes there cou

completely wasted which they could of course ensued environmental projects to help our well country bridger issues are with that with the country yes well the rest of the world is not so much of a problem but there's a degree why we should get any personal freedoms whatsoever. help workers in argentina receive the 1st doses of russia sputnik me job as a new. vaccination campaign gets underway there argentina's become the 3rd country after russia to approve the shot president alberto fernandez has dismissed western diets over the russian the vaccine crying what he called the political driven smear campaign he also said international trade wars are over vaccines are holding back efforts to get the drugs that where they are most. there's a very vicious dispute going on very cruel dispute and it's shameful one where by some discredit how this and i think the 1st thing to bear in mind is that a trade war has been unleashed also since the whole world is eager for the vaccine there's a geo political dispute who will be the want to distribute the vaccine or a sister she has been reporting from outs

i think that millennials and bridger becoming the dominant population, they will turbulent that whiche been trying to do the last 20 years, because their idea is to see multicultural positions of leadership, and also people who are on board. that is air idea of excellence. they have seen women lead, and they have been in institutions where they have had a smart hispanic kid on the right a smart indian kid and a smart asian kid. that's what excellence looks like. 30 years ago when i was watching out of business school, there was six white men at the top. that's just what it looked like. so you knew as a person of color that if you wanted to play, you had to become double being the first and the only in many rooms. whatis not the case for millennial see as excellence in corporate america. we want to work with companies that are lined with their values. if they don't see it then they won't grow. if they grow, then they will stay. that will compromise any company's choice. rishaad: vice chairman and managing director at morgan stanley carla harris. suspending trading in hong kong after ra