i'm damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> damien, thank you very much. we are learning about a woman who was stabbed to death inside her home in san jose. police are accusing her own son of the murder. investigators say michael oblasa stabbed his mother, 52-year-old meribeth friday night inside their home on darrell jive off sa expressway. he's booked in santa clara county jail. police haven't said who made the initial call about a possible dead body. no other suspects have been identified. this is san jose's first homicide of the year. >> minutes to grab your valuables and get out. that is the emergency some people in the southeast faced this morning as a fire started through their pormt building. it happened on fox dale loop at 7:00 this morning right by castle park. the fire killed one person and left others homeless. >> it's crazy, like you have so many minutes just to pack up pretty much 11 years of my life and find people to help you to load it and put them up. having to go through everything again is just too crazy. >> red cross of silicon valley

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and asked me if i knew this guy damien and they said i guarded him. she told him he committed suicide. he -- de la me through his documents and i learned that he had been actually going on hunger strikes to demand mental health services in the prison. and he could not get them. and when he died, he weighed 71 pounds. just the company claims that they have a lower suicide rate than public prisons. and when i heard about what happened i did a record request for the state of louisiana and asked how my suicide occurred that year in the prison and they told me zero. and what happened was, when damien hanged himself, he was in a coma and since the hospital where he stayed for a week before he died and during that time, the warden granted him compassionate release so the company kept it off the books because he technically did not die in a prison.dn>> and it was really upsetting. so, i mean, i just wanted to mention about the pharmaceuticals. that one thing that i really loved about dippers book was that part of it is through the point of view of a psychiatr

also on the jury: director damien chazelle, whose "whiplash" debuted at sundance five years ago. hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. just a couple of sprinkles today with daytime highs in the upper 50's under partly to mostly cloudy skies. winds will be calmer making for a much better day to head back outside before showers return on sunday.

. —— mike damien hirst. it boggles the mind. would you pay that for anything?e to be a special t—shirt and they kept us guessing what that image. special t—shirt and they kept us guessing what that imagem special t—shirt and they kept us guessing what that image. it is a plain white t—shirt. classic. it will never go out of style. it might go great in the wash. thank you both. that's it for the papers this hour, thanks to asa and nicola, we'll see you again at 11:30 for another look at the front pages. hello. there is a very different feel to the weather on the way for the next couple of days, still a lot of cloud around but it is going to feel much milder. behind this weather front moving east across the uk, a warm front leading mild across this area of high pressure from the west of us in the atlantic rather than what's been a cold feet of air from the northwest. a bunch of milderair is coming from the northwest. a bunch of milder air is coming in for the next few days. the transition to milder air overnight comes with a good to a cloud, operates or rain push

and on the plight of venezuela, damien is here. i saw the beginning of theresa may's remarks, where are we now in the process in parliament? rosalind: we are two hours away from the vote on seven amendments, which should go for two hours. there are two key amendments to watch and things are really falling along party lines. one amendment that the government is putting its weight behind, which with their loud the backstop it would begin again. and the other one labour is throwing its weight behind, to put a delay on brexit past the deadline to leave the european union. both votes could be close, but have had great significance for where brexit goes from here. david: one moment, we will come back to you for more on brexit. now, we will go to washington and the sarah mcgregor on trade negotiations coming up tomorrow. what are you expecting? sarah: there has been a new wrinkle in these talks. we saw the u.s. prosecutors have filed criminal charges against huawei on monday. that is not expected to be a focus of the talks, these are two

. >>> we are used to see kristen bell and damien chazelle make us laugh, but now they're making us crydax's sweet birthday gift. >> what you would recommend getting someone very special, like yourself, for their birthday? >> i would, please, please, please give them love and support for 11 years, two beautiful baby girls. >> you're crying too! >> you sit down, young lady. we have heard enough of your questions. >> i love you. >> that emotional moment on today's "ellen" was short lived. yesterday, dax turned 44 and kristen gave us the scoop about birthdays in the household. >> it's your birthday until you decide it's not your celebrate. >>> now to the bloom's winter getaway. >> sorry. >> you scared us! >> that's katy perry looking cozy in her sherbet fur coat. earlier the couple shared a smooch before snow boarding. looked like katy's making the most of her down time before returning to work on "idol." >>> justin bieber's sweet serenade for his wife haley? biebs belted out his best em precision of the marvin gaye singing to his wife and this random guy.looks like 2019d start for the new

it's a really good situation let's go to damien in california damien. >> caller: booyah jim. >> booyah. hey, i'm sorry about your eagles. >> yeah, yeah. >> caller: listen, i just want to thank you for your rep on lightweight foods. i did really good on that one. >> that was a good one that was an action alert. >> and another organic power house, ames celestial, the stock has been hammered. what is your thoughts on it getting back to its former self, there's been a change in the c suite. the last quarter had decreasing sales and margin. >> that quarter was not good i can't find a reason to own the stock. i think they'll take out premiums over. i think frankly their season might have ended, too. let's go to vincent in new jersey, vincent. >> caller: hey, jim, big booyah from another heartbroken eagles fan out there. question for you about td bank stock, currently at $52 with a pe of about 11 been floating around 50 to 60 bucks all last year. >> yeah. >> caller: earnings coming out this week on all the banks, jpmorgan missing big the fed turning back their ranks. do you think it's still a

. >> reporter: damien is one of 380 tsagents at the oakland international airport who are required tohow up to work despite not getting paid. >> it's a two hour drive to get to work. it's challenging commuting everyday like i was doing. getting gas is a mission. are how much gas do you have in your tank right now? >> i have half a tank right now. >> reporter: how much does it take you to get to work? half a tank everyday here and back. are he says he's running out of money and the bills are starting to pileup. if the government doesn't reopen by tomorrow help won't get a check by saturday. >> my mom is sick so i pay for her medical visits and all of that. it's nerve racking. >> reporter: oakland airport officials recognize the emotional toll the shutdown is taking on its federal employees. one says they're putting up signs to boost morale and remind passengers of their dedication. >> we're showing your thanks and appreciation and recognition for the men and women who continue to come to work despite the uncertainties. >> reporter: mean time, the nation's second longest shutdown in his

rear oh no matter i believe damien was two years old. that. they may grow up to be the overseer of his brothers jr he always was there. before one or you know. contrary was more quiet. he had to get to know. and you didn't see any of the sickness coming and i pray as he was brought up a struggle. with a different turn it is six where his decision on alcohol whether he's got charged off. and they are just been trying. to step in their way. so. today there not one charge i mean what i know all. of them that are going to be released. i use another run around. it is hard to put into words the turmoil in the streets right now they are just having a tremendous time dealing with the fact that there hasn't been a resolution charging decision as we had believed that it was going to be the day for that. they're not going to make any mistake any time you're looking police use of force to use the results of the faith tells you that's a homicide investigation. you're determining whether they had a legitimate subjectively reasonable basis to use force under

contribute to making an object design i can take for example local boards the leather and silver furniture damien hirst's diamond skull or marcel rondo's nodded. chair while we visit a design museum in southern germany now in search of some of the answers. this is the vittra design museum in vile i am a high southwestern germany its collection includes some twenty thousand works that span two hundred years of design history and it exhibition features about four hundred classic items. from a tail is one of the museum's directors. so what exactly is a good design. is it kind of form of which is there's no one formula for good design but of course there are elements that you'll see in many of the most outstanding designs for example functionality a certain timelessness a use of new materials it is often about expression and originality. in the nineteenth century was a mishmash of styles and eras. the profession of design only emerged as industrialization got underway. the red and blue chad designed in one thousand nine hundred seventeen by. is an early milestone in design history and interaction of

damien williams like a battering ram. scored his 2nd touchdown of the day. forget about it. 1st home play-off win for the chiefs since joe montana quarterbacked them in 1994. they advance to the afc championship game. >>> basketball, the warriors have the day off sunday at dallas. college, big one locally. gonzaga at usf. nationally televised tonight at 7 p.m. and you bet you, moving pictures on the late show. >>> we've got david shaw, having a seat for this one. we're talking about stanford and arizona state. 2nd half, oscar desilva drives, throws it down. stanford started the half on a 10-0 run. 7 minutes left. deshon davis. 85-71 the final there. >>> ladies side locally, santa clara, set back losses for usf and saint mary's. women spanked at boys see state, 99-68. >>> a year ago, i played for the harlem globetrotters. i really did. i played for 1 minute. 2-point score, uncontested. today they have upgraded at guard with a familiar face in the lower anfo ball of all pafinal as captain of wo basketball and an ncaa championship with notre dame, you might thi

in the fourth mahomes would find damien williams on the screen pass here and the chiefs would take theirirst lead of the game 21-17. now trailing by three, the chiefs would get this over39-ym. in overtime, sudden death. rex burkhead punches it up the middle for the touchdown. pats win the afc. >>> to6-0 on a fair of field goals when drew brees would find garrett griffin in the corner for the the tfch the night. i second quarter, a big run from todd gurley. this would put then three. l.a.'s quarterback jared goff, he refused to let the saints go marching away with it. then came the play that has everyone talking this morning. >> quick snap. brees. pass is -- incomplete, no flag. for tommy lee lewis. officials talk to each other. crowd's going crazy as there's no flag right on the saints sideline. clearly contact before the ball got there. >> it is the no call heard around the world. the rams would go on to win the game in overtime on a 57-yard kick. it doesn't matter much to the saints but league sources say the nfl will admit the refs missed that call. >>> saturday, february 2nd. that is

in the fourth mahomes would find damien williams. the chiefs would take their first lead of the game on this screen pass here, 21-17. trailing by three, the chiefs would get this 39-yard field goal to send it into overtime. sudden death now. rex burkhead up the middle, punches it in, and the pats win the afc. >>> president trump took to twitter after the game congratulating new england on their win. >>> now to the nfc championship in the big ease. the saints are leading 6-0 on a pair of early field goals when drew brees finds garrett griffin right here. that was the first touchdown of the night for the saints. later in the second quarter, todd gurley had hisge run of the game. that would bring the rams within three. l.a.'s quarterback jared goff refusing to let the saints march away with it. he gets this touchdown, and later a field goal to tie it in the fourth. then the play that has everyone talking this morning. >> quick snap. the pass is incomplete, no flag for tommy lee lewis. officials talk to each other. crowd's going crazy as

for first man, the story of the 1969 moon landing, damien chazelle and cinematographer linus sandgrend grief to extra—terrestrial resolution. sandgren shot the up close and personal home scenes on hand—held 16mm, then shifted to 35mm for the industrial nasa sequences, before moving to the stark imax clarity of 65mm for the expensive silence of the moon scapes. self—appointed space force cheerleader donald trump refused to watch first man, on the grounds that it didn't feature a rousing flag planting scene, something he called "a terrible thing." away from the blockbuster market, it's the smaller, more offbeat releases that made 2018 so interesting. my own favourite films released in the uk this year included jeune femme, the debut feature from leonor serraille, who won ballon d'or at cannes back in 2017. laetitia dosch dazzles in this superbly sympathetic and slightly comedic portrait of a young woman on the verge, pinballing around paris in search of an identity. writer—director serraille describes the film as a tale of metamorphosis from a girl into a woman, from object to that of a

in the fourth mahomes would find damien williams for the score. and this would send it into overtime. pats win the afc yet again. >>> now to the nfc championship in the big easy. the saints already leading 6-0 on a pair of kicks when drew brees rolls out to his right here and finds jared griffin for the first touchdown of the night. late in the second quarter, todd gurley, who was quiet for most of the game, had a big run here up the middle. that would put the rams within three. jared goff refusing to let the saints march in. the play that everybody is talking about, though, is this one. >> quick snap. brady. the pass is incomplete, no flag for tommy lee lewis. officials talk to each other. crowd's going crazy as there's no flag right on the saints sideline. clearly contact before the ball got there. >> everybody saw it but the refs, the no-call heard round the world. the rams win in overtime on a 57-yard kick. it won't matter to the saints but league sources say the nfl will admit the refs blew that call. l.a. will face off against new england no

appear unaffected, and it remains unclear who might be behind the hack. 0ur correspondent in berlin, damieness, says the large—scale hack targetted very personal information and chats of high—profile people. this is the largest breach of personal data that germany has ever seen. hundreds of politicians have been hit by this attack, including german chancellor angela merkel and germany's president. also top celebrities have been affected, including an actor, a tv comedian, various singers and rappers. what they all have in common is that they are all vocal in politics, they're all politically active in some way. many of them have been very critical of right wing extremism. that has meant that many people are now thinking that possibly the people behind this attack are indeed right wing extremists. the other reason for that supposition is that the only political party not to be affected by this hack is the right populist right—wing afd, alternative for germany. so some people are saying, what does this mean? possibly that right wing extremists are behind this leak of data. however there is no

what you are hearing from brussels and the eu, as damien was explaining that, is that they don't believe because there hasn't been any specified detail about what alternative arrangements to that backstop maybe. so what we will see over the course of the next few days asa over the course of the next few days as a continued round of telephone diplomacy from theresa may, trying to have conversations with her eu counterparts, whether they are open and frank or badtempered, who knows, but trying to see whether maybe some scope, and at the same time continuing this twin track approach where she is having conversations with mps including jeremy corbyn to see what consensus can with mps including jeremy corbyn to see what consensus can be built and crucially can hold here at westminster. so she is still trying to find a way out. the real pressure in all of this is time. she has imposed upon herself two week deadline to bring something before parliament, so time is running short to find a way through this still very difficult situation. an underwater search for the plane carrying the footballer

. ---1st quarter...mahomes with the handoff to damien williams...williams says get out of my way...10 run.....touchdown chiefs up 7- 0... ---4 minutes later....tyreek hill gets the ball and he says i wan't to score too...the colts defense can't touch him...hill goes 36 yards.....chiefs now up 14-0... ---2nd quarter....chiefs to punt and it's blocked by the colts....zach pascal would recover the ball for indy and in the chief's endzone...colts on the board but still down 17-7... ---late in the 2nd...mahomes with the 4 yard read option....he will take it in himself....chiefs piling on....24-7... ---4th quarter....andrew luck with the 29 yard pass to t.y. hilton...that would be the final colts scoring drive.... ---late in the fourth...mahomes hands it to williams es hands it to williams again...williams with the 6 yard run...that is the dagger..williams had 129 rushing yards...31-13 chiefs...that is the final ---chiefs advance to the afc championship where they will take on either the la chargers or the new en patriots... sharks in action saturday night down in san jose hosting the ottaw

. ---1st quarter...mahomes with the handoff to damien williams...williams says get out of my way...10ard run.....touchdown chiefs up 7- 0. ---4 minutes later....tyreek hill gets the ball and he says i wan't to score too...the colts defense can't touch him...hill goes 36 yards.....chiefs now up 14-0... ---2nd quarter....chiefs to punt and it's blocked by the colts....zach pascal would recover the ball for indy and in the chief's endzone...colts on the board but still down 17-7... ---late in the 2nd...mahomes with the 4 yard read option....he will take it in himself....chiefs piling on....24-7... ---4th quarter....andrew luck with the 29 yard pass to t.y. hilton..would be the final colts scoring drive.... ---late in the fourth...mahomes hands it to williams again...williams with the 6 yard run...that is the dagger..williams had 129 rushing yards...31-13 chiefs...that is the final ---chiefs advance to the afc conference championship where they will take on either the la chargers or the new england patriots... (j.r.) the golden state warriors are off tonight but they have a big week ahead

damien williams for 23 yards, touchdown. 21-17 kc still a lot of time left for brady and the pats though left in the 4th...on 4th and 1...sony michel, the rookie...up the middle for 10 yards, touchdown. 24-21 nemore from the chiefs...trying to take advantage of that friendly home environment...williams again...up the middle for 2 yards, touchdown. but when you give tom brady over a minute...strange things happen...like this one...brady passes right intended for rob gronkowski...intercepted by the 30...ward to kc 36 for 6 yards...fumbles...ball out of bounds and then this...a penalty on kc dee ford, defensive offsides, that's gotta hurt if you're the chiefs...improbably, pats keep the ball...new life for tom bradyseconds later....brady with the handoff to rex burkhead....with the 4 yard run....puts the patriots up 31- 28 late in the game....11 seconds left...harrison butker with the 39 yard field goal....that ties it at 31 all....we're headed into overtime....in overtime....it's burkhead again with the 2 yard run....and that'll do it for the patriots....the new england patriots defeat the

and on the plight of venezuela, damien is here.eginning of theresa may's remarks, where are we now in the process in parliament? rosalind: we are two hours away from the vote on seven amendments, which should go for two hours. there are two key amendments to watch and things are really falling along party lines. one amendment that the government is putting its weight behind, which with their loud the backstop it would begin again. and the other one labour is throwing its weight behind, to put a delay on brexit past the deadline to leave the european union. both votes could be close, but

but please, i got to say i am upset about bradley cooper not getting nominated for best director or damienor best director for vice which directing was the least of that movie. the director, that should not be happening for best director. bradley cooper needs to be in that mix but he's not. rob: how about best picture? >> yesterday, i was happy black panther became the first superhero movie to be nominated for best picture award but a lot of things happening, no nomination for first man, looking at this award, roma will take on the biggest award of the night. i recommend seeing it. it is on netflix. i recommend seeing it in the theater. netflix has a best picture nomination for the first time. big deal for that. and very upset about getting shut out in major categories. >> and bradley cooper did a brilliant job. you saw a star is born. >> he played the guitar, sings, and how do you bring that together. rob: appreciate it. jillian: 15 into the top of the hour. alexandria ocasio-cortez issuing the doomsday prediction. >> the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate chang

. >> host: let's go to damien from indiana. >> caller: good morning. let's go back to the constitutional government because 80% of our government is unconstitutional. we went to have these problems in as far as the wall is concerned if these people don't want the wall, such as but two strands of barbed wire at the border 15 miles apart in a land filled in between. and as far as obama, i'm 16 obama hacks on tv. >> guest: i'm not an expert on how to build the best border wall but fortis security is a function of the federal government. and i think the caller has a point that so many of the functions that we see are personally shut down nowe are t functions of the federal government. the constitution doesn't provide tsr them and i think it is very telling to see what those effects are and what those programs are that are affected. should these programs be operated by the federal government to begin with. the blueprint of balance. we identify over hundred programs that should be eliminated and cut back because they are not functions of the federal governme

our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness, says the large—scale hack targetted very personal informationy has ever seen, hundreds of politicians have been hit by this attack including german chancellor angela merkel and germany's president. also top celebrities have been affected including an actor, a tv comedian, various singers and rappers, what they all have in common is that they are all vocal in politics. they're all politically active in some way. many of them have been very critical of right—wing extremism. that has meant that many people are now thinking that possibly the people behind the attacks are indeed right—wing extremists. the other reason for that supposition is that the only political party not to be affected by this hack is the right—wing, the populist right—wing afb alternative for germany. some people are saying well, what does this mean? possibly that right—wing extremists are behind this league of data. however there is no concrete roof for that and another theory is that actors or individuals from russia or china could be behind this attack. again, no proof of tha

damien williams like a battering ram. scored his 2nd touchdown of the day, and forget about it. 1st home win for the chiefs since joe montana quarterbacked them. they advance to the afc championship game. >>> we've got david shaw, the stanford football coach. took a seat for this one. cardinal man running it up on arizona state. oscar desilva throwing it down. and i've got more than that. i've got dejon davis going glass, putting up 12. sanford on the board with his first pac 12 win of the season. final 85-71. >>> anybody ever get poked in the eye? man, that zion william son, left today's game at florida state. 5 seconds left. archie barrett missed the free- throw. florida state fumbled the ball out of bounds. duke ball. what happened when they got a second chance? cam managed to win the game. duke the top team in the land escaped 80-78. at number 13, florida state, and a wild atlanta coast conference battle royal. >>> ladies side today, west coast conference wins for santa clara. set back losses for usf and saint mary's.

even at age 41, the chiefs damien williams scored three touchdowns in the first quarter.led in the first quarter. brady needed 84 seconds to march the patriots down the field. rex burkhead from three yards out. patriots lead 39 seconds remain. ma holmes presumptive league mvp at age 23 got the chiefs in field goal range, a 27 yard pickup by demarcus robinson. harrison from 39 yards out. tie game again. the patriots win the toss in overtime. so, a touchdown ends it. brady goes to work. three big third down conversions, two of them to redwood city's own julian edelman and burkhead gets it in from two yards out to win it for new england. 37-31 the final. brady's 9th super bowl, most of any player in league history. >> the odds were stacked against us. it has been that way for a while. it certainly was this year. and never started off so slow. and like i said, the last four games have been our best games. >> it hurts everybody. we knew we had the opportunities this game and this season. we put in the work. we know this can be a building block. it can be something that carries

earlier i spoke to our correspondent damien mcguinness, who's in berlin for us.rmation. it ranges from family photos, private correspondence, e—mails, messages between family members and politicians — right through to banking and financial information. as you say, the president has been affected, the whole german government cabinet has been affected. angela merkel herself has been affected — e—mail information of hers has been released, private letters and correspondence has been leaked. so it's incredibly personal information, including addresses and contact information. so it depends what could be done with that information, in terms of safety and security. it's also very important because it's hit almost a whole sector of society in germany. it's gone right through germany's political leadership. every single political party, apart from the right—wing populist alternative for germany party, has been hit. also quite prominentjournalists, prominent tv personalities, such as the very famous tv comedian jan bohmermann have been affected. some musicians, some rappe

then never get off damien's i next see i t v ted sometimes that's the thing. and just how true in extremis if an extremist previously. in the future agribusiness and robots will be able to carry out nearly every would seem to ask previously from place. of jobs to. these new technologies like economic growth but that much in the way of justice and that could endanger capitalism itself. be able to access all the nice things mass produced every day and there are not enough people who can pay for them with their wages. in financial markets algorithms have long since been running the show computers interact with other computers and fractions of seconds without any human input. in this room that's what we do here we have an on off switch right moves there's really no human in our bench and i really don't believe in leaving the room. and letting you know something trade on attempted it's about being there with that with the creation you know you've worked on. you know even if i don't i don't know you don't control it but you watch it is it doing everything they desig

so i want to take anotherfour, five, six, seven, more banksy, damien hirst, otherstreet artists, thingsy in the local cafes and spend money in the local cafes and spend money in the local cafes and spend money in the local newspapers and may stay in one of the hotels, whatever, so people will go to port talbot not to look at 1p but to look at several paintings and they will have to encompass the whole town. how much other street art have you already got that you can put into that exhibition? hundreds. have you? not all of international level art. but you are talking about new commissions in port talbot. yes, i am talking about sanctioning new artist, some are internationally famous but not known as artists. 0ne can paint on a wall but never misses the edge of the picture or runs of the edge of the picture or runs of the space. he has an amazing eye. some of the light from blackpool a few years ago. so i'll ask you to do something because i have known him for years. i will ask an artist called my dog size, who does things everything literally, the end of a flattened tin can which he uses

to be clear, we have reached out to damien jones, mentioned in this lawsuit, for comment. lee's office. i want to read it. in part it, "the office adamantly denies the allegations that retaliated against her otherwise improperly treated the plaintiff. it is against office policy to discuss specific details about internal personnel matters. congresswoman sheila jackson lee has an outstanding recordd of supporting civil rights and nondiscrimination both in legislation and in her office." when she came to congress, she was a strong proponent of the congressional accountability act, which protects congressional employees. the statement says jackson lee is confident when the facts come to light her office will be exonerated and the matter will be put toer rest. tucker? >> tucker: her defense, i'm a good person. david spent, thank you very much for that. >> you bet. thank you. >> tucker: well, as america's opioid epidemic continues, in some ways worsens, a new feature is coming to a decaying metropolitan near you, it's called a safe injection site. rathergs than help addicts get

of shakirs band for the past 20 years, while also performing with artists such as tegan and sara, damieny featured in this month's edition of "modern sudrummer" magazine, and b to follow him on instagram. brendan buckley, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] thanks for being here, brendan. our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning talk show host and actress. she'll be performing at the kennedy centern washington, d.c., in a production of "the music man" february 6th through the 11th. e also stars on "smilf" which airs sunday nights on showtime. let's take a look. >> i just need to talk to him for a second. >> what do you need from mommy, baby? tell me. what do you need? >> i'm going to go home. >> yes. >> and then i'm going to call you as soon as the baby comes. as soon as he comes, i'm going to call you and you're going to come over. and i'm going to go home and have my baby. the way i want to have him. >> you're going to need me there, bridget, i'm coming. >> no, mom -- listen to me, mom. listen to me. >> i'm listening. >> it's my baby. >> i know. >> and i'm going to call you after he c

member of shakira's band for the past 20 years whilm also perg with artists such as tegan and sara, damienby lynne. c herently featured in this month's edition of "modern drummer" magazine and be sure to follow him on ram. brendan buckley is here, everybody! e anks for being here, brendan. [ cheers and appla our first guest tonight is a two-time emmy award-winning actress you know from her work w as karker on "will and grace." new episodes air thursday nights at 9:3here on nbc. let's take a look. ♪ good riddance goodbye every trick of his you're on to ♪ ♪ but fools will be fools and where's he gone to ♪ h: please welcome back t the show, our friend, megan mullally, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> thank you. thanks for hing me. >> seth: delighted to have you. do you like when you get to show off your musical chops in an episode like that? >> well, i mean, i know everybody is probably expecting jokes and then i started singing. but -- [ light laughter ] i think, like, pretty much, te likepeople know that i sing. but i kind of started as a singer. and i've done b