tonight -- colman domingo. from "snl," writer paula pell.l-new closer look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind we're going to get to the news. during his fox news interview last night before the super bowl, president trump said that he was backing the kansas city chiefs. oh, man, that sure didn't work out. [ laughter ] who else -- who else were you backing last night? drake? [ ughter ] during the same interview, trump also said that he's serious about wanting canada to become the 51st state. and you know an idea is bad when you have to keep telling people you're serious. [ laughter ] "you know what? i'm going to ask out the head cheerleader. i'm serious." [ laughter ] president trump attended last night's super bowl in new orleans and saluted during the national anthem, also when the concessions guy came by. [ laughter ] "thank you for your service." the mayonnaise brand hellmanns aired a super bowl comm

and i hope you can forgive me. >> jordan: please welcome colman domingo! and the audience is silent and the teardrops. that is some top-notch acting right there, you are feeling in that moment. >> thank you so much. it is a beautiful film. it is a film about the power of art, when you pour it into a human being, what blossoms, you know what i mean? that is what it's about. >> jordan: it's gorgeous. i wish you could bottle the joy and the hope that is in this film and pass it out to everyone. >> i did that. you are all getting gifts. >> jordan: oh, that is great. >> you are going to get one, you are going to get one! [cheers and applause] >> jordan: a little bit of joy underneath all of your seats. >> [laughs] >> jordan: it's a beautiful story. the transformative power of art. did you have a moment for you as somebody who has been in the arts, on stage, in front of the camera? what do you think of when you think back on that? >> listen, i was a very shy kid, and just a nerd, and i felt, like, unpopular. honestly, the moment i took a theater class -- and it

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests colman domingo and paula pell everybody!hank you all for watching! we love you [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ right now at 11. get ready for another wet week. the storm is brewing in the pacific. check it out right there. you can see it on our satellite radar, and you're about to get soaked. yeah, that's. we've seen this movie before. let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. and again, we're talking flooding concerns. what are you seeing right now, jeff? well, we are getting that new data in tonight, and i can show you it's dry right now on storm. ranger winds are very calm. i expect to stay like this as we head through the day tomorrow. but as we get you out here to the wide view of the pacific, we are already beginning to see our atmospheric river developing just to the north of hawaii. you can see that aqua color right there. that's actually some high water content, and a sign that the atmospheric river is continuing to form. so on that rainfall chance, i do think we begin to get in on some rainfall near the

business. >> robin: we're back now on the road to this year's oscars with two time oscar nominee colman domingobirds! we did it. i love that we were under dogs. that's philly. we know we will come through. it felt good. >> robin: do you know what also feels good? congratulations on the film and nomination. let me get this right. you are the first person since denzel to have back to back oscar nominations. >> it's incredible. >> robin: since denzel. >> it's incredible. it's a great legacy. great to be part of that tradition. especially coming from the idea that denzel was the last one to get that. now it's me. it's extraordinary. >> robin: where were you when you found out? >> i was at home. i was up because i was jet lagged coming from europe. we were up early looking at the moon. we said let's watch the feed. my name was called. raul looked at me and said very calmly, congratulations, sweetheart. then we sat and had coffee quietly. it was quiet. i got on the phone with my team for a bit. everybody celebrated. then we went through a quiet day. i actually went to the gym. everybody in the gym wa

oscar nominated writer clarence macklin, who stars alongside colman domingo in sing sing, which is am about a group of incarcerated men who find purpose through theater, spoke with on the red carpet about how meaningful it is to be recognized. >> to say that my, my, my thoughts, my words and everything count. it matters. being a formerly incarcerated person and knowing from the inside that, you know, in every prison that there's a portion of the population that's want to do better, that want to come home and try to try to make society better, try to contribute, and rarely do we ever shine a light on that portion of the population in prison. >> so let's see if he takes home the win for best adapted screenplay at the oscars on sunday, march 2nd on abc. harrison ford is joining another blockbuster universe. the marvel universe, of course. reporter george pennacchio spoke with the actor about his new role. >> it is a world unto itself, and i wasn't in it. >> harrison ford takes over for the late william hurt, as now president thaddeus ross in captain america brave new world. >> i want yo

those 50 and older, oscar nominated writer clarence macklin, who stars alongside colman domingo in singncarcerated men who find purpose through theater, spoke with on the red carpet about how meaningful it is to be recognized. >> to say that my, my, my thoughts, my words and everything count. it matters. being a formerly incarcerated person and knowing from the inside that, you know, in every prison that there's a portion of the population that's want to do better, that want to come home and try to try to make society better, try to contribute, and rarely do we ever shine a light on that portion of the population in prison. >> walk in. >> see if macklin takes home the win for best adapted screenplay at the oscars on sunday, march 2nd, right here on abc. well, harrison ford is joining another blockbuster universe, the marvel universe. reporter george pennacchio spoke with the actor about his new role. >> it is a world unto itself, and i wasn't in it. >> harrison ford takes over for the late william hurt, as now president thaddeus ross in captain america brave new world. >> i want you, ca

tonight -- colman domingo. from "snl," writer paula pell.

of those 50 and older, oscar nominated writer clarence macklin, who stars alongside colman domingo inf incarcerated men who find purpose through theater, spoke with on the red carpet about how meaningful it is to be recognized. >> to say that my, my, my thoughts, my words and everything count. it matters being a formerly incarcerated person and knowing from the inside that, you know, in every prison that there's a portion of the population that's want to do better, that want to come home and try to try to make society better, try to contribute, and rarely do we ever shine a light on that portion of the population in prison. >> see if macklin takes home win for best adapted screenplay at the oscars on sunday, march 2nd, right here on abc. all right. harrison ford is joining another blockbuster universe, the marvel universe reporter george pennacchio spoke with the actor about his new role. >> it is a world unto itself, and i wasn't in it. >> harrison ford takes over for the late william hurt, as now president thaddeus ross in captain america brave new world. >> i want you, captain amer