caitlin kalafus is here, everybody.heers and applause ] >> thanks for having me, seth. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy award-winning actor you know from films such as "the devil wears prada," "the hunger games" franchise and "the lovely bones." he stars in "a private war" which is in select theaters now and opens nationwide on friday. let's take a look. >> your apartment looks like patrick bateman's london nightmare. >> thank you. >> and you look like a cleric on men in tehran. >> oh, yeah. just had to dry my hair with that one. >> seth: please welcome to the show stanley tucci, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. >> seth: very happy to have you. >> thanks, thanks. >> seth: you celebrated a birthday this weekend. >> i did. >> seth: happy birthday. >> thank you. >> seth: how did you celebrate? >> by pretending i was younger. >> seth: oh, that a good idea. lhlh >> yeah. well, i was actually on an airplane. but i had dinner with my sister-in-law and brothe

tonight -- stanley tucci, cnn anchor kate bolduan, music from pale waves, featuring the 8g band with caitlin kalafus. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. ♪ >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] man, that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. in a new interview, president trump called for national voter i.d. laws that accuse people of voting illegally saying, quotun "they go ain circles. sometimes they go to their car, put on a different hat, puon a different shirt, come in and vote again." [ light laughter ] atah, all you've got to do is put on a differentnd nobody will know it's you. [ light laughter ] just ask these two guys. [ laughter ]i ear our president thinks in cartoons. [ light laughter ] he probably thinks the village people is one guy. [ light laughter ] that's right. president trump accused people of voting illegally by changing clothes inheir cars and getting back in line or in florida's case, putting on a shirt and getting back in line. [ light lau

caitlin kalafus is here.ers and applause ] >> thank you. >> seth: thanks for being here. our first guest tonight is an emmy nominated actress you know from her wk as olivia pope in the hit series, "scandal." she returns to broadway in the powerful play, "american son." which is playing at the booth theater through january 27th. please welcome back to the show, kerry washington, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: hello. >> hello >> seth: so great to see you. >> i love being here. >> seth: we love having you here. >> you're per funny. >> seth: that's very nice of you to say. >> it's the truth. >> seth: you -- i don't think people fully undetand the sacrifice you'r making to be here, though. because you are on broadway. you have one day off a week, and it is right now. >> yes, and usually i try to o rest on my d. >> seth: that makes a lot of sense. >> but because of you -- >> seth: yeah. >> i'm working. >> seth: dragged you away -- what do you do -- what did you do the rest of your day off? p >> h

stuck in your little classical musician bubble so you know if you were to turn the clocks back to caitlin's young and fantastic here is anything in your career and your musical career that you might have done differently anywhere you just pleased with what you've done and ditch mendis and i you get cheap because i want to listen to you if you've been tempted by the bright lights. so young woman did you feel that london was going to be any point twenty four hours in london is that usually enough. even when i was younger i was never going to i think money i keep on people my career has been an accidental and i think all the base could put into a i'm delighted to and want to do freelance because so much more exciting so it's transit. that's what makes it good and you get all sorts of opportunities. when you're feeling oncet i think i think i've just kind of fallen into what's amanda's a special and i know that she knew someone whose love to sing a scottish falls that people very familiar with but also look to positive abundance melody to go back to the original melody that bobbins actually say

caitlin kalafus everybody.eing here. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an academy award and emmy nominated actor you know and love from such films as the "jurassic park" franchise, and "thor: ragnarok." he's also a talented jazz musician whose band, the mildred stzeeleased its fir entitled "the capitol studio sessions." pleael [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i went backstage, because i'm so happy you're here. i said hello tu >> yes, sir. i love seeing you. >> seth: you -- you changed your outfit. >> i did. >> seth: yeah. this is not what i saw you in just 15 minutes ago. >> that's correct. >> seth: yeah. >> are you surprised? out you is consistently great. and i'm very happy, because i -- you know, you're good company to be with. >> thanks. i feel the same about you. i like you so, so much. >> seth: thank you. >>t' [ light htal do. i just think you're wonderful. >> seth: also good to be on a list showed up in people's sexiest men issue. >> we did, but it's the other way around. you elevate me.

to pop up that yeah just all around the place really she did you see can you understand from from caitlin's point if you why she might despite wanting to study and all the calendar if you are going to go to london for music the guildhall is the place to go and. i think there is a critical mass when it comes to be particular to classical music and a really big city like london would always call the number of orchestras and things is create a form which you combine. obviously a tremendous audiences and scotland but that's giving you an international reach as well though i'm sure you've been maybe. parts we have to get to hear more than. amazingly and they always when you're saying that i've been through the film and front about it does a great company i knew it was said that scotland coming be in a traditional musician. scotland is a calling card it's a great calling card we've got a great reputation girls the world for music it's not just bolton's it's it's the other things it's all the bonds of people. so that you've called me around which of course have been very much project based clearly

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caitlin kalafus, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for a great week. been a blast. >> seth: excellent, excellent. our first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award winning comedian and actor who is currently touring nationwide in the show, "steve martin & martin short: now you see them, soon you won't." you can see them at the anthem in washington, d.c., november 17th. please welcome back to the show, one of the best, our friend, martin short. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: i am so excited you're here. >> well, i'm so excited. so adore being overwhelmed by love. that's so nice. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> come on, you don't mean it, do you? that applause reminds me of my ringtone. >> seth: oh, really? [ laughter ] >> do they just love you? or are they paid by george soros? how does that happen? [ laughter ] >> seth: we don't -- there are a lot of theories. >> hey, by the way, not to interrupt, but i can't stay. >> seth: oh. >> yeah, no, i can't stay long. because i left my uber driver waiting. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and you know how te

caitlin and scott lockhart have been married for three years. until the first child was born caitlin worked as a nurse and well regarded jump in the struggling region after nearly forty years in the mines scott's father jimmy has just taken at the retirement age. being married to a coal miner you know you get up every morning and again there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last time i was on the scene. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like if you say it's a monster thing the first reaction is something's happening to. me. i knew beforehand that that's a choice that we may because my dad was a previous coal miner and he got crushed in the mines and he doesn't work anymore because here if i were to marry scott i would probably still a van with a coal miner i mean i know that sounds crazy but you know that's oliver is around here it's either you're a doctor who are her hair i mean there's a cure for him and play like mcdonald's and stuff but you know you have my mom last week. i pray that the monster i o

caitlin kalas everybody.eing here. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an academy award and emmy nominated actor you knownd love from such films as the "jurassic park" franchise, and "thor: ragnarok." he's also a talented jazz musician whose band, the mildred snitzer orchestra just released its first album entitled "the capitol studio sessions." please welcome back to the show, our friend, jeff goldblum, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i went backstage, because i'm soappy you're re. i said hello to you before the show. >> yes, sir. i love seeing you. >> seth: you -- you changed your ou dit. >>. >> seth: yeah. this is not at i saw you in just 15 minutes ago. >> that's correct. >> seth: yeah. >> are you surprised? >> seth: i am. >> you are? >> seth: i am. and i really like it. >> you do? >> seth: it's great. it's a -- i mean, everything about you is consistently great. and i'm very happy, becae i -- you know, you're good company to be with. thanks. i feel the

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martin short, from "widows," actor brian tyree henry, music from amir obe, featuring the 8g band with caitlin kalafus. ♪ [ cheers and applae ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] thank you. fantastic. in that case, let's get to the s according to cnn, president trump had no idea thel first ladyia trump was going to issue a statement catying for the firing of de national security adviser mira ricardel and wafurious that an internal matter was now public. said melania, "yeah, it really sucks en private things become public, doesn't it?" e laughter ] [ cheers and appla president ump yesterday expressed his support for prison reform that would reduce certain mandatorminimum sentences. and i have to wonder about his motivation. cause he also said that prisons shouldn't have walls. and they should serve kfc. and they should just be mar-a-lago. [ laughter ] [ applause ] president -- president trump coeeted today that the inner workings of speciasel robert mueller's russia investigation

. >> reporter: caitlin stewart has been in one worker inside. she said of her friend -- >> she's saying she's very traumatized. >> reporter: inside and outside. >> this is just a tragedy. this is a tragedy. >> reporter: as to the arrest, deputies tell us devance lamar reed fled the scene and was arrested in sonoma county in an unrelated incident. still no word on the weapons, and they're trying to figure out the relationships of all the victims and the suspect. live in san rafel, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> thank you. >>> we sent out a breaking news alert about the shooting this morning through the "abc7 news" mobile app. get the latest updates with the app. just enable the push alert feature. >>> a fire at the sonoma county jail sent deputies and inmates to the hospital. authorities say an inmate started two fires in one of the common areas around 10:00 this morning. deputies say a special response unit was able to subdue the inmate and put out the fire, but the smoke sent 14 deputies five inmates to the hospital. >>> what's in the picture?

. >> reporter: the recovery of 14 month old caitlin's body this past september was heartbreaking ford mother. >> i was holding his hand, trying to hold him, pull him up and i couldn't get him up. i did everything i could to save him and protect him. >> reporter: on monday, they held her responsible for her son'death ch according to a summons, she unlawfully drove around a barricade that had been placed there by department of transportation due to flooding and road not passable. she declined a request for an interview but said this is interview but said this in september. >> these were dangerous times. this driving through water where the roads are closed is a dangerous for anybody. >> reporter: the decision has divided the community, some claiming racial bias. kareem mack is speaking in lee's defense. >> here's a case where the sheriff says he has all of the evidence. the road was closed, no one was supposed to be driving through. >> it's not like she took the car and said i'm going into an area purposely and harm my child. it's not what happened. it was an accident. >> it is not a g

. >> my name is caitlin and i am a former intern and i studied literature and ethics and i'm very grateful for the moral language that we've lost according to alastair macintyre. i have a two-pronged question for you on the virtue. you mentioned pope john paul. a lot of evangelicals -- you mentioned even a husband and wife are supposed to practice with regards to each other, not just not counted at al that at t also practice chastity in their own relationship which wasn't in the idea talk to me as an evangelical southern baptist. so, one, how do you think a husband and wife can practice this in a relationship to each other and do you think a widespread unquestioned use of contraception could be now forming our consciousness? thanks. >> i will start with the easy and uncontroversial questions. [laughter] what i say about chastity in the buck and again coming from my background come into her background, evangelicals have and abstinence which is not the same thing. there is a component of that, but it's so negative and chastity is a positive thing. we are all called to practice regardless of

caitlin and scott look have been married for three years. until the first child was born taken with to so nice and well regarded jump in the struggling beach and. after nearly forty years in the mines scott's father jimmy has just taken and he time and. been married to a coal miner you know you get up every morning and there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like you say it's. the first reaction is something's happening. that i knew beforehand that the choices that we may because my dad was a previous call matter and crossed the lines and he doesn't work anymore because he can't ever want to marry this guy i would probably still a van with a comb on earth i mean i know that sounds crazy but you know that's all of there is around here it's either you're a doctor or a and i mean there's a beer bar in a play like mcdonald's. but you know you can live on land. i pray that the mind stay open get a light off with a monster it can happen in a town without the mountain

>> hi, my name is caitlin walz. i'm a former url city and turn and delighted to get to talk with you today. tune in next to much for this wonderful book. i studied literature and ethics i'm very grateful towards the work you're doing to recover the more language we lost spirit according to alistair mcintyre referenced in your book. highly two-pronged question for you. so you mentioned pope john paul ii, which was really neat. a lot of evangelicals don't read pope. [inaudible] >> yes, exactly. >> you mentioned pope john paul ii even a house in and why for us was to practice chastity. they're not supposed to not commit adultery, but also supposed to practice chastity in there and relationship which wasn't an idea taught me growing up as an evangelical southern baptist. so one can have a thing has been in wife practice chastity in relation to each other and do you think the widespread in an question of contraception should be mouth forming our consciousness. >> start with the easy uncontroversial questions. [laughter]

caitlin and scott lockhart have been married for three years. until the first child was born paikin worked as a nurse and well regarded jump in the struggling region after nearly forty years in the mines scott's father jimmy has just taken early retirement. being married to a coal miner you know you get up every morning and there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last time i want to see you. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like you say it's a monster thing the first reaction is something's happening. i knew beforehand that there's a choice that we may because my dad was a previous coal miner and he got crushed in the mines and he doesn't work anymore because you can't ever want to marry scott i would probably still have been with a coal miner i mean i was i was crazy but you know that's all of there is around here it's either you're a doctor or polar bear i mean there's a fear for him and play like mcdonalds and stuff but you know you can live on that . i pray that the monster i open getting laid off w

. >> he will do it for children like caitlin. because if a box of crayons on these long days can make her smile it's all worth it.>>> when we come back, a bay area man proves you are never too old to have fun and you have a few options. like deciding it's perfectly reasonable to build a roller coaster in your backyard. >>> welcome back to bay area people. this story will make you smile. it is about science, parenting, and enjoying life. will is fun to hang out with and he has figured out how to build a roller coaster in his backyard. >> don't put your arms up. i will tell you why later. >> that will be a problem. i am a screamer on roller coasters. >> i look forward to that. >> she wishes she had tried something else right now. >> oh, my gosh! this seems like a bad idea. oh, my goodness. >>reporter: before we show you this let's talk about how i got into this situation. >> i tell people my back yard is a hazardous environment but not dangerous. >>reporter: he built this roller coaster himself. before you ask, yes, he has a day jo

>> hi, my name is caitlin walz. i'm a former intern and i'm delighted to get to talk with you today. thank you for this wonderful book. i studied literature and ethics since i am grateful for the work you're doing to recover the moral language with lots according to alasdair macintyre referenced in your book. i have kind of a two-pronged question for you on the virtue of chastity. you mentioned pope john paul the second, which was really neat. a lot of evangelicals don't read popes. >> don't tell. so you mentioned pope john paul ii says even a husband and wife are supposed to pratt is chastity with regard to each other. they're not just supposed to not commit until three, but they're also supposed to pratt is chastity in their own relationship to which wasn't an idea talk to me growing up as an evangelical baptist. how do you think the husband-and-wife contract is chastity in relation to each other and do you think the widespread unquestioned use of contraception could be malformed in a conscious us? the >> thinks.

moving right along, i wanted to introduce everyone to our new deputy director, caitlin.ust started yesterday and although it's only been two days , i already feel so much better. she comes from us -- comes to us from alameda county. i will let her say a couple of words, and welcome, kaitlin. >> good evening, commissioners. hello. i'm excited to be here, as maggie mentioned, i did come from alameda county. i was previously working with the superior court of california and i am extremely excited to be joining the entertainment commission team and working in this capacity. i am here to help you and support you and i look forward to working together. >> awesome. thank you, kaitlin. another item in my report, and i think this might be null at this point, is a reminder to pleas work with our commission secretary, crystal, and letting her know whatever meetings you cannot attend and at least through january, at this point because we want to ensure we have a quorum moving forward. she has responses from just about everyone at this place. thank you so much. finally, i wanted to u

95 before 198, crash with vehicles there on both shoulders as you look in district heights, inbou caitlinway. arlington near reagan national, this is cleared out of the way. we did a disabled vehicle blocking the right side. travel times, 270 looks good, so does top of the beltway. 286 beltw nine minz, 24 on the 495. >>> with the holidays upon us, there's rushl there's usually a lot to celebrate b things are fferent across the country when it comes to holiday parties. it apparently has more do with a movement than money. they say the me too movement is canceling parties across the country. >> companies are worried about potential lawsuits stemming from inappropriate behavior that happens typically at holiday paties and after hours when there's alcohol flowing. >> now if not canceling the parties, th're atleast eliminating alcohol served at annual holiday christmas parties. >> you have to take responsibility for your own actions too. mc eptionso. if you're drunk oh he was drunk, he had too much to drink. not a good excuse. >> no. >>> two msnbc anchors pull off v wed irrnt ceremony. >> they

. >> my name is caitlin wallace, i'm a former url see intern and i'm delighted to get to talk with you. thank you so much for this wonderful book. i study literature and ethics so i'm very grateful for the work you are doing to try to cover some of the moral language we've lost, according to alastair mcintyre. i have a two-pronged christian for you on the virtue of chastity. you mentioned pope john paul ii, which was really neat. a lot of evangelicals don't read pope. >> especially baptist ones. >> you mentioned pope john paul ii that is says even a husband and wife are supposed to practice chastity with regards to each other, not just not commit adultery but there also supposed to practice chastity in their own relationship. which wasn't an idea that was taught to me growing up as an evangelical southern baptist. so how do you think a husband and wife can practice chastity in relation to each other? and do you think that the widespread and unquestioned use of contraception could be male forming a consciousness? >> let's start with the easy uncontroversial questions. [laughter] what i

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the fear that, you quote caitlin, she is in favor of the "me too" movement, she's afraid of the scenario, the anger will consume it. then this doesn't follow directly from that but you sort of have a friend who calls you up after positive electoral votes. she says maybe we are the backlash. a boat what we are doing is the backlash against this culture. i love that reframing. it helped me think through this a lot. i have been sitting on my hands waiting for its own. the key about this way is helpful for me. >> i think we also think of these things as distinct moments. i do this, too. during me too, i was waiting for the moment that me too ended and the backlash started. there was going to be a solid break. the thing, one of the things in learning the history that hired been writing about in the recent years, there is always forward motion and backward pressure at all times. they are also working against each other. we should tell ourselves, lies about distinct periods and distinct victories when in fact, the story of progress and alteration to the country structure, has been one that has

the fear that, you quote caitlin, she is in favor of the "me too" movement, she's afraid of the scenario, the anger will consume it. then this doesn't follow directly from that but you sort of have a friend who calls you up after positive electoral votes. she says maybe we are the backlash. a boat what we are doing is the backlash against this culture. i love that reframing. it helped me think through this a lot. i have been sitting on my hands waiting for its own. the key about this way is helpful for me. >> i think we also think of these things as distinct moments. i do this, too. during me too, i was waiting for the moment that me too ended and the backlash started. there was going to be a solid break. the thing, one of the things in learning the history that hired been writing about in the recent years, there is always forward motion and backward pressure at all times. they are also working against each other. we should tell ourselves, lies about distinct periods and distinct victories when in fact, the story of progress and alteration to the country structure, has been one that has

and emily elizabeth and caitlin and andy have to sit down and figure that out, what we want to do.'m not committed to doing it. we're having the conversation now. like you are, chris, i'm worried about my country. i'm worried about long-time young federal judges he puts on the bench, i'm worried long-term about climate change. i'm worried about the hate speech coming out of the white house. and that's given license for people to engage in racist or worse racist rhetoric or worse, or anti-semitic rhetoric or worse. i was at a meeting with a jewish group today in cleveland and talking to -- talking to them about the security they now -- they've always had good security in most of their synagogues in cleveland. now they're stepping it up, at great expense, because they think they need to. i don't put that all at the feet of donald trump but i've called at him, i spoke to the hebrew immigration aid society right after pittsburgh, a columbus group after the pittsburgh shooting and they -- they're concerned about all this and we all called on the president to try to heal and unify. i don

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my wife and caitlin and conner are doing fantastic.a: do we have a picture of conner that we can throw up there? there he is. very cute baby conner. alex, we appreciate you coming on the show. michael meehan, you're always a grateful eye. what's on your mind this year? >> i'm grateful for my family. very grateful for my friends. very grateful for the people that i get to work with. i wish everybody happy thanksgiving. >> dana: anyone talking about politics at the thanksgiving table, either of you? >> hopefully not. we talked enough about politics. >> dana: michael? >> i will be happy about the 40 democratic seats we just picked up. that will be on our mind. >> dana: you can gloat as you pass the gravy. michael and alex, thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> dana: travel today, feast tomorrow. more than 54 million americans are on the move this thanksgiving according to aaa. we sepb our crew to the crowds. mike tobin is at chicago o'hare international airport. hillary vaughn is at lax in los angeles. hillary, let me start with you. >>

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