in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers.itey tonight -- taylor schilling, star of charles dickens expectations," actor, eddie izzarditey! an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're gonna get to the news. first lady, dr. jill biden, appeared last night at the grammy awards. it was going to be joe, but he's not trusted with classified material [ laughter ] president biden is set tomorrow to deliver his state of the union address, and it's not a great sign that the best he can say is, "the state of our union is balloon-free. [ laughter ] president biden told reporters, over the weekend, that he ordered the military to shoot down the suspected chinese spy balloon, which must have been tough, because if anyone loves balloons, it's this guy. [ laughter ] according to a new report from bloomberg news, new york congressman george santos once claimed to have been a producer on the broadway musical, "spid

we turn to atlanta, where mayor andrÉ dickens announced tuesday that the highly contested $90 million training facility known as "cop city" is moving forward despite growing opposition and the police killing of a forest defender. just weeks ago, law enforcement officers, including a swat team, were violently evicting protesters who had occupied a wooded area outside the center when they shot and killed longtime activist manuel terÁn, who went by the name "tortuguita." police came officers were fired on, though activists there dispute the account. the activists have been camping out in weelaunee forest for months to prevent its destruction. this is alanna mayor andre dickens speaking tuesday. >> we have reached an agreent with dekalb county to iss constrtion a movthe oject foard. ve admistratn is aggressily commied to enronment protecti. we are uniquelfocused expandg our protect green aces ithe city in my fit year of office ale, t city atlanta and our paners auired an additional 260 acres around e city to be used for forcing green space. amy: at the news conference, reporters asked if

dickens, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps and my fellow georgians. dickens, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps and my fellow georgians. when delivered my first state of the state address, little did we know the unprecedented challenges before us. now on the other side of my first term we have overcome each of those chamgs. and we did it together. and we have risen to the occasion each time that change has come. speaking of change, each chamber has new leadership than when i first began my term and i want to congratulate lieutenant governor jones and speaker john burns on their elections. [applause] gov. kemp: i also want to congratulate the newly elected leaders and appointed committee chairs in both the senate and house. also want to congratulate again my fellow constitutional officers on their recent victories. over the last four years, our greatest achievements were accomplished when both chambers worked hand in hand with my office to put the people of our state first, ahead of the status quo. our future as a state relies on t

the director says about 2500 have returned dickens, like because they came to complete the programs in ukraine to have the best education. most of the europe, investor, ganges, except their degrees and not just accept like respect the degrees. we have value on the universities and things are good if you take it online and it's affordable as compared to in, in private colleges in one of the but the war is an ever present factor. i wouldn't say ok, so very risky. i never fully understood it until i saw the neighborhood beside me, get bombs from the windows. my home a got out and the water short paid for the cost to daily power cuts often disrupt online classes and it reads auto team. this is the shelter beneath her hostile the ga says, it's all taken a toll more de, pardon india and, and when i came here it's 2 different things. when i came here at that time, only they were, they were bombing massively. so i was quite panic. been doing it in alerts and i did it stored really laid, you know, aside in motion, everything in motion is focused concentration. yes. it does affect the risks cont

this could take years, might even take dickens. so there this, this meeting, this in fact, not mean of his going any faster. they're still a long way ahead. okay, the way continues. my sandra, thanks for joining us. i'm kate. returning to our top story now the us tracking that suspect the chinese surveillance balloon that's been spotted over the state of montana. we cannot now good life to ian chung, international relations and security expert at the and us national university in singapore. and we've heard from a senior us defense official who told reporters that this is clearly a surveillance balloon. ah, can you tell us a bit more about what this balloon actually looks like? what's in it? how high it is, or how big it is? any more details so we don't have many details from the defense department. what we do know that is that fly in the stratosphere, which is above commercial traffic. the size is supposed to be something around 3 buses, but i mean those details are scant. we don't even know what kind of surveillance does the sort

he was a little dickens sometimes, always wanting to get out of the house.d to put lots of locks on the front door so he couldn't escape. but he'd always like to be outside and playing underneath the rhododendron, with the dirt and his cars. and he had a belly laugh that was contagious. he did do some football injunior high. he did baseball when he was young and he did some soccer. and they called him thunder foot because he could kick from one goal to the next goal. she wasn't able to be a teenager very long because we got the news that she was going to have a baby. and it was kind of a big shock to all of us in the family because of how young she was. she was a natural. she was always taking care of people and animals and babies. and she met this guy and his name was austin, and she was head over heels over this boy. austin and jessica met in auburn. there was a garage sale going on in the neighbourhood and somebody was bothering her, and so he stepped in to help her out. and then theyjust became friends from then, and then they ended up living together. t

atlanta mayor andre dickens announced tuesday the highly contested $90 million police training facility known as "cop city" is moving forward despite growing opposition and the police killing of a forest defender last month. activists have been camping out in weelaunee forest for months to prevent its destruction. demonstrators at atlanta's city hall yesterday chanted, "cop city will never be built," while members of the press were locked out of mayor dickens' news conference. this is community organizer micah herskind responding to the city's plans. ow dare eytand i fnt people d sayoh, this an wherwe are tring down trs is aually gd for peop and go for the ecomy a it is tually gng tprotec people it is alwaysate fls and i ho it is rorted as such beuse th islassic blata in that they are taking us for ols ifhey thinany of u believtearing wn treesnd puttg cementvert is prectinghe environment. that is outrageous. amy: to see our coverage of cop city, go to democracynow.org. a group of democratic u.s. 20 lawmakers is urging the biden administration to temporarily suspend security aid to peru

my advice i see me day tinker is being taught how to carry out dickens joy explosion. yet he is part of a team of 15 ukrainian soldiers who are in cambodia for a week to be trained in d mining techniques. voice lori helpful training. it was so interesting for us because because if sir ground penetration, rob darcy, alice, it's maria, it's very important or how to know how to provide the mining how to operate. and it will be very helpful for a clean our territory from russian mines. the, our loaner from the expert cambodia is one of the most minor affected countries in the world. after decades of what an internal conflict that ended in 1998. there are still up to 6000000 unexploded devices lifting the country. organizations like the cambodian mind action center are working to clear them. now a country faced with an ongoing conflict is benefiting from that expertise since russia and we, the ukraine. last february, the country have been working on getting thousands of mines left across its territory. but the training had in cambodia is only the 1st step. but bologna, nicky, but we will

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italian citizens are echoing that sentiment in objecting to zalinski san ramo appearance, also dummy dickens. dowdy zalinski, but i'm totally against the zalinski thing because russia hasn't done anything wrong to me. neither has ukraine is to us war against the rest of the world. because we who are in favor of peace have to spend a lot of money and expensive surveillance. and honest workers to make war and destruction of india that atom eat. so send us a little and i've always been against sending weapons because they're always secondary roads to find and follow can. we can invest 500000000 in italy for other things. we have many problems, america and all the other states that send to arms have no problem because they have them, their policy is war mongering and always has been. we have to stay out of it. course canada, there was a this is a sitting faint event and it must only be about.

this could take years, might even take dickens. so there this, this meeting, this, in fact, not me. that is going any faster. there's still a long way ahead. okay, the way continues. my sandra, thanks for joining us. i'm kate. he is of an escalation and ukraine and threats from vladimir putin. with some reasons. germans was slow to all the german government was slow to allow its tanks to be sent to ukraine. but now the berlin is given the green light. what 2 germans themselves, think of their governments, response to the war. the result of an infra tsd map kohler, interesting, a very small percentage of responded say they are very satisfied over 30, satisfied with what's being done in their name. but even more, a less satisfied and 22 percent of germans are not satisfied. a goal? well, the figures show that there is a 3rd of the german population that firmly stand behind all of us. all of charles, the chancellor and his government, 20 percent are firmly against his position and the rest are sitting on the fence. are tenuous about what they think, what they think about what all of sh

might even take dickens. so there, this does meeting this, in fact, not mean that is going any faster. there's still a long way ahead. okay, the way continues. my sandra, thanks for joining us. of kate censorship in russia has only risen since moscow wants to its full scale invasion of ukraine. but that's not stopping some artists from expressing their opposition to the war. and exhibition in st. petersburg has gone ahead despite the dangerous. why'd i child dots of peace and the words love against hate? all displayed on meat along cardboard. paste as these are the wax of 77 year old st . petersburg artist, elaina arsic over 2 dozen of these paste is created from 2014, to the present day are on display here at the local headquarters of the russian political party. yep. local exhibition opened on the last day of january the very next day. it was rated by police and the works confiscated. organizers had anticipated such a reaction there decided not to feature or supervise most critical work, fearing it could fa

italian citizens are echoing that sentiment in objecting to zalinski san ramo appearance, also dummy dickens. dowdy zelinski. but i'm totally against the zalinski thing because russia hasn't done anything wrong to me. neither has ukraine is to us war against the rest of the world. because we, who are in favor of peace have to spend a lot of money and expensive surveillance and honest workers to make war and destruction of india that atom eat. so send us a little and i've always been against sending weapons because they're always secondary roads to find and follow can. we can invest 500000000 in italy for other things. we have many problems. american, all the other states that send to arms have no problem because they have them, their policy is war mongering and always has been. we have to stay out of it was a canada, there was a, this is a sitting faint event and it must only be about sitting little politics must not come into it. it looks like italians really. just want to focus on something a little more light hearted and fine just for a few days and made the ongoing inflation and energy c

. >> charles dickens writes about it.he has a large family, she neglects to sending money to i believe it is in the congo. >> one thing if you want to get in large u.s. city but another, how do we get to someone in middle of kenya. >> st impossible to know if your so-called altruism is helping anyone, if you are focused on people who live thousands of miles away. or on theoretical issues like climate change. >> they work hard to subvert or corrupt, you actually know if you are trying to help your cousin, you are like feeding his gambling habit, and you take that and you spread if over a large number of people in africa it is hard to know whether you are doing a good or bad thing. >> sam bankman-fried's effective altruism was a sham. national truistic about it -- there was nothing altruistic about it. >> he didn't know he was being interviewed. the reporter is someone he thought was a friend, the reporter asked. was this emphasis you put on effective altruism, part of the rouse you are creating and sam bankman-fried said,

at the hospital, the principal of the consultant of the gun problems lies a believe enough. dickens will deduct it. ethiopian liter adiana takes a stage at the african union summit where conflict in free trade and dominating the talks. and after scottish nationalist lose their most powerful politician. what's next for that dream as an independent scotland? ah hello, a place to say we've got quite weather now making its way across new zealand. high pressure in charge. so welcome spell of dry weather easing into the north. i'll it, at least as we go on through the next couple of days, is where the system will bring some right into the south ireland. as it bouncing too high, it will tend to weaken off, but there will be some showers here has removed the early part of next week. heavy showers continue across northern parts of australia, nor the mayor's acquainted land. pushing across into the northern territory possibility of some localized, we've been flash flooding as these heavy and sundry downpours continue here. but of a thunder bright down turn to northern parts of new south wales for

this could take years might even take dickens. so there this does meeting this, in fact, not me. that is going any faster. there's still a long way ahead. ok, the way continues. my santa thanks for joining us. ok. he is of an escalation in ukraine and threats from vladimir putin were some reasons german. germany was slow to allow its tanks to be sent to ukraine. but now the berlin is given the green light, what 2 germans think of their governments response to the wall. the results of an in protest he mapped poll are interesting, a small percentage of responded say they're very satisfied over a 3rd, a satisfied with what's being done in their name, but even more or less satisfied. 22 percent of germans and not satisfied at all. crunch the numbers without political correspond transplant. and what do you make of this, paul? well, the figures show that there is a 3rd of the german population that firmly stand behind all of us. all of charles, the chancellor and his government, 20 percent are firmly against his position and the rest are sitting on the fence. are tenuous about what the

he ruled the city during the 90s, post david dickens.character, fighting crime, and taking on anyone. and being brash, and, doing and saying what you want was rudy's new york. and trump was a part of that very early on. >> so, is it safe to say that maybe donald trump looked up to rudy giuliani as so many other people dead in his heyday? >> i think that there is a giuliani playbook. in 2018, when steve bannon said flood the zone. say what you need to say. that is the rudy playbook and donald trump is very similar to that. and there are many, many similarities. you know in the documentary we covered, the 1992 police rival. people don't know about it. and this is a precursor in every form of what january 6th would look like. and i think that trump understood that he had an ally in someone willing to go and say, and do things that many others would not. >> rebecca, as we are having this conversation. it really does strike me that giuliani told us many times exactly who he was. so did americans not believe him or did many people just not car

when we're still coming out of the dickens maritime. new york city police riots. it's almost erased from history. this was a place where rudy giuliani stood on a stage in front of hundreds of off-duty not -- off-duty, yeah, off-duty. >> it was about 10,000 i believe. >> they were screaming for a sitting mayor. the first new york city, the first time we had a black mayor in new york city. we had someone who saying we just wanted to hold the. line that's very similar to what we hear congressman raskin saying about january six years later. we were in a race for women. >> these were off duty police. i think i talked about it in the interview. we had seen blacks killed in certain segments. it was a big racial divide. we were doing marches. 10,000 off duty policeman marched on this black mayor calling him the n-word. you got it in the film. these are cops. these are people openly calling him the n-word. >> yes, this was a watershed day as mayor de blasio talked about it for rudy giuliani. we saw that he was willing to do just about anything t

sergeant charles dickens. henry hallam. lord melbourne. the duke of wellington. thomas carlyle. all these people fought just to be in his presence. the queen victoria herself invited him to dinner twice, and then, not to be outdone, the king louis-philippe in france invited him to come to vici for dinner, and the king was so impressed with him that the king had a life size mural painted of him, which now hangs in federal hall and actually is a detail of which is on the cover of my book. another reason to buy this book, i the that the painting is i think 15 by 20 feet and it was commissioned by the king because he was showing webster here is being is shown giving his most famous speech which is known as the second reply to senator hain not a catchy title admittedly, but still it is the most famous speech ever given on the floor of congress. and thomas carlyle said that webster was the notable list of all your note abilities. and because webster really shaped the way americans began to think about themselves through his speeches, his speeches would be transcribed and published all

these are the things that one might expect to find in a charles dickens or upton sinclair novel but not an account of everyday life in america in 2023. surely, not here in the land of the free, where child labor protections have been on the books for nearly a century. not in the country that holds itself up as the paragon of democracy, guaranteeing life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all. yet right here, mr. speaker, we are exploiting minors from other countries, children in an all vulnerable situation to do dangerous work for low pay that often results in life changing injuries. those allowing these practices to continue should be ashamed of themselves. the company at the center of this article, which packages the breakfast cereals and snacks many of us have in our cupboards right now proudly claims that 25% of their employees have been with the company for over a decade. i wonder if they have similar statistics they could share with us about how many of their employees were even alive a decade ago. many of us in this room are parents. i have two young children of my own. t

in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers.itey tonight -- taylor schilling, star of charles dickensady, dr. jill biden, appeared last night at the grammy awards. it was going to be joe, but he's not trusted with classified material

and dickens. okay, exclusive from that offers. if that happens, they say the process they could be within reach the outcome of the vote wouldn't be known for weeks. but for now, our supporters are celebrating what they have already achieved. i'm say, momentum is on this site. i'm at it, reese al jazeera eula, new zealand. prime minister says 25000 people have received emergency assistance. after psycho and gabrielle battered the north island, some people lost their homes and thousands on without electricity. several local governments have declared a state of emergency and urging people to leave in south central chile, firefighters. from as far as 3000 kilometers away are being deployed to combat the countries worse forest fires. in decades, nearly 300 fires remain active and new ones are peering, especially in the rest of our county, a region, a latin america editor, to see a new and records from governmental yet another wildfire out of control. in the albany, a region firefighters call for more help. unable to contain this blaze,

charles dickens '1860 great expectations is also there, a story of the rise from poverty to opulence but not happiness. they also recommend f. scott fitzgerald's 1925the great gatsby", a classic american novel of here donism and disillusion areness. george orwell's 1984, referenced as both the right and the left about the danger cans of authoritarianism, as does alex walker's the color purple. the 1982 novel is a classic example of the early 20th century african-american experience. these are just a few of the classic books on oxford schor -- scholastica's recommendation list. >>> live sunday, march 59, from the tucson festival ofooks, investigative journalist jeff guinn will be our guest on "in depth" to take your questions on history and american outlaws. 's written books about bonnie and clyde, charles manson and the mexican border wall as well as his latest book about the 1991 standoff in texas in -- join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and betweens. "in depth" with jeff given, live sunday, march 5th, at noon eastern on booktv on on c-span2 the

what the dickens going on? well, indeed . dickens going on? well, indeed.is the hand of the blob at work, widdecombe, because she said expressly the sunday telegraph article that nobody mentions this issue about pensions . her including civil pensions. her including civil servants . well, i mean, it just servants. well, i mean, it just seems to me totally extraordinary. i you know, i have no time what is now called the blob . and i think there are the blob. and i think there are some very good civil servants. i deau some very good civil servants. i dealt with good civil servants in my time. i also dealt with the other sort. but i do think that the establishment is now following a very one sided policy and going one direction and. therefore, i don't have time for what is disparagingly called the blob. but what do know is and edwina knows as well is how government works. it is just be comprehension that . she just be comprehension that. she wasn't briefed on that particular likely result of the policy that she was implementing and she doesn't deny in this art

what the dickens going on? well, indeed . dickens going on? well, indeed.is the hand of the blob at work, widdecombe, because she said expressly the sunday telegraph article that nobody mentions this issue about pensions . her including civil pensions. her including civil servants . well, i mean, it just servants. well, i mean, it just seems to me totally extraordinary. i you know, i have no time what is now called the blob . and i think there are the blob. and i think there are some very good civil servants. i deau some very good civil servants. i dealt with good civil servants in my time. i also dealt with the other sort. but i do think that the establishment is now following a very one sided policy and going one direction and. therefore, i don't have time for what is disparagingly called the blob. but what do know is and edwina knows as well is how government works. it is just be comprehension that . she just be comprehension that. she wasn't briefed on that particular likely result of the policy that she was implementing and she doesn't deny in this art

but dickens himself updated oliver because he came to regret making fagin such archetype of anti—semiticemitic thought. do you think that's right? that a an all has the right to altogether an absolute i mean you make decisions to change books. i do myself in other words as a historian if i find something that's new, of course i will change. i also generally speaking, i admit boasting even that i found something new but that's completely different . if that's completely different. if an author decides to change the thing that's so absurd about this case. in other words, james is james bond is fundamental opposed to the thing of the early early first century. he is simply a far less animated and turned into literal. that's just little militia . it will be men little militia. it will be men but we are supposed to be advertising for freedom of speech. we will, as i put it into the semi obscurity . but into the semi obscurity. but thatis into the semi obscurity. but that is all it is. into the semi obscurity. but that is all it is . the idea is that is all it is. the idea is like what tony sa

it is good and bad it was the best of times, it was the worst of times like a dickens novel we may show there is always today. getting up at 1:30 in the morning. >>> ford shares fourth quarter earnings missed estimates and fell short of its full year guidance by $1.1 billion the company cited execution issues that plagued operations fell short of expected sales by 100,000 units. speaking to cnbc after the call, ford ceo jim farley says he knows the company needs to change >> we have to change our cost profile. i have to say i think our approach is different now in the way we are thinking about costs than in the past in the past, we would cut, you know, the people that's kind of like, you know, the output what we have to do is improve the efficiency of the input. >> and again, check out the shares of ford down 6.5% at 13 and change this morning. >>> a big lineup still to come from pebble beach this morning wm ceo jim fish will be here company known as west maste mana management ed bastian will join us next we have mike wirth with us as well the first time he will talk since the buyback s

offensive liigoing to upset know notieare is going to upset know not saying it's like shakespeare dickens're right but different book i mean to me it's like if that's not appropriate, don't change what they're right something is these people, whoever amending the words at puffin, perhaps should write their own book. i mean, not that they can't. they've found it. maybe not as talented roald dahl maybe not as talented roald dahl, even individually had the ability to write books that sound globally. yeah. so you feel that the book isn't quite appropriate for children, right ? people the ? writing a book give people the chance book. chance to buy the book. actually, form it is. put actually, in the form it is. put a warning on it if you're worried. some words may have people say, but otherwise things really it doesn't make right. but my mum's what she said she was an english teacher for many years and i was talking her about this on the way and she was fuming she was she was like, you kind of it's because you can't take words away from children they have they children they have to they have t

i'm joined now by simon dickens, who's a former defence attache.that's been put out by president biden is they're worried about the debris . that's a decision. he's he's he's made. other people have got different views . i mean, he's made. other people have got different views. i mean, i read tobias ellwood said you should shoot it down but that's vice president biden's statement . so president biden's statement. so tobias, that, of course, is a mp and chairman of the commons defence and former army officer. what would you do . i think i what would you do. i think i would try and get it down somehow. there be quite large areas of counter america where it could come down and just read, just release of call. the chinese bluff and say, look, we found you, we've caught you. i mean, i think this is part of a wider which is, you know, that we are look at the chinese the chinese they've been chinese at us. but they've been they've out doing they've been caught out doing what and what they're doing. and i suspect americans the suspect the americans at the