tonight -- colin farrel from "magic mike xxl," matt bomer from fox business news, maria bartirom featuringhe 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: good evening, everybody! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause >> seth: quick welcome to our guest announcer for the evening, my brother, josh meyers, is with us for the night [ cheers and applause very good job on your first time announcing >> thank you i watch the show >> seth: that helps. that helps let's get started, i like this, i was happy to see this. nascar released a statement today calling for the removal of south carolina capitol released a statement, nascar released a statement, they should have sent a pit crew. that thing would have been down in like nine seconds [ laughter ] [ whirring noise ] that's the noise it makes, right? >> yeah. [ whirring noise ] >> seth: according to a new poll, 65% of americans do not consider donald trump to be a serious presidential candidate [ laughter ] 65%. that's nearly 2 out of his 3

tonight -- colin farrel from "magic mike xxl," matt bomer from fox business news, maria bartirom featuringhe 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: good evening, everybody! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause >> seth: quick welcome to our guest announcer for the evening, my brother, josh meyers, is with us for the night

howie: matt laur launched counter attack on collin farrell, former nbc staffer told farrell that theyexual encounter. lauer on media, a few for willing to challenge the accusations against me. journalism and activism. farrell addressed in book last year. >> i think this young woman, the journalists brook nevels presents what i found to be a response to that. >> if he or allies would say that you didn't fact-check the claims. >> extensively fact-checked as everything in the book. howie: takedown piece by new york times columnist ben smith which says reveals the weakness of resistance journalism but thrive in the analysis of donald trump when it comes to damaging reporting about public figures most dislike bid the loudest voice it is rules of fairness can seem more like impediment than journalistic imperatives. joining us from new york kat timpf and when ben smith says uses double standard when going after unpolitically targets let's say donald trump, does he have a point? kat: interesting, right, because he certainly does have a point, but it's also true that no matter what, if you're

. >> christine farrell old belt here in alameda in eighth grade.e still puts up a fight and loses. >> something about catching the ball, feeling the seams on your fingers. you know, bringing it up here, falling through. >> 3 to 400 shots a day paid off. in a stellar hall of fame career at alameda high school in the mid-1980s. alameda is home to wyoming's all-time leader in scoring. 1933. at a time that the ink was still drying on the then new three-point line. >> this, ladies and gentlemen, is the greatest shooter ever at the university of wyoming. >> for the last 18 years, fairless has been a teacher and now director of the middle school at st. paul's in oakland. and to the kids, she is not the greatest player in wyoming's women's basketball, she is just miss fairless. but if they only knew. >> we would have a student faculty game. and i would decide at the last second to get in there and play. and kids tend to be pretty surprised that i can shoot the basketball the way that i do. >> what would she tell an eighth-grade player now? >> just to know

the cell phone or on the farrell. 0. 00 s. to ensure most of the world here makes home. this. stuff is if you know. you can go to the city or county and get a map. shows all of us all over the you know county. and there's over 400 miles along along they go all the way down to the freeway and they sit there ideas that are feeling goes away tropicana somewhere where they came out. here this is this is someone who. is very warm going through the usual you know the music you see the known this was you were sure. i don't think. i'm tunnels in las vegas here's. this. show. say that my name's guy and we met. around 10 years ago and strays and she was in the same situation and she didn't know what to do about than them. i disaster see what. i say when's the best place. to stay in hotels in brighton and he left me to me go across the street to get some meat and we came back he was gone so i was straining he was bought by cosmo. to see behind the scenes to read. now as take years ago. you know i haven't taken over 30 years. there we've had our moments we've had you know. i make for 6 to

soon after that, the crowd started heading north on, on farrell.e also heard from london breed just a short time ago, issuing a curfew for the city of san francisco that will last until 5:00 am. as soon as the crowd went toward o'farrell, we tried to follow that crowd to see what was happening and we noticed our van was smashed. i'm gonna walk you over to our live truck to show you what happened. it's act one of our windows was smashed. and we noticed that the crowd was heading north toward o'farrell. and that's when we decided to take our van and get out of that situation. the crowd, again, it actually became larger at that point. so we decided to head west on one of the streets away from that crowd. and it certainly was a lot more chaotic and violent at that point. and i witnessed, as well as our photographer, several other stores being smashed and destroyed. so at that point we got out of that area. and made our way toward a safer place here on market street. that's essentially what we saw tonight in the city of san francisco and on union street

we talked about the cast and you mentioned colin farrell.the one thing we wanted to try and do was to find an irish boy to play artemis which we found or he found ferdia shaw who's fantastic. but after that it was the best performer for the job so any race, any gender. it was all up for grabs, and i think really with judi dench and laura mcdonald and of course the amazing josh gad, you can see him there, we definitely got the best people for the job. >> the trailer is incredible. in the movie, artemis ends up discovering a world below ground of armed dangerous and extremely high tech fairies who may be behind his father's disappearance. there's a clip we're about to show and artemis realizes that his father has been hiding a clue to his whereabouts that only artemis could find. let's take a look. >> who wrote this? >> nobody knows. that's just it. >> how did you find it? >> it's known as the irish blessing. it's a journal. it's dad's journal. >> you can see that suspense building. you have two sons yourself. have they been into the series? h

comedian will farrell's a one of the of ratings? the room rateer. >> we started paying more attention to the backgrounds in the books and the she was and the art and the plants than we were to what they were saying. >> actually the room raters are claude taylor and girl friend jesse began tweeting two months ago, now they have more than 200,000 followers. >>> this is something nice, the community in the south bay is doing something for the graduating seniors since they can't fully walk across the stage as we have been talking about. gilroy has an adopt a high school senior facebook group. parents and friends create a post of their graduating senior, kind of like brag book of their accomplishments. someone can adopt the student and send him a gift bag or something like that. as you can see, it's a big surprise for these seniors getting a little of a tweet. teresa cam raway from cystic fibrosis. >> i have my daughter in a cap and gown. they appreciated her and i'm so glad they did that, now i get to see her in a cap and gown. >> it di

nobody thought this would happen in any city, but los angeles last night i thought was farrell in control, kyung. am i right about that? >> reporter: it seemed more revained or restricted to downtown los angeles, and this feels a bit more widespread. i mean, if you live here, this is melrose avenue. this is where you come to buy funky shoes and, you know, a fashion-forward outfit. it it's not the space where you would think this would happen. and so the protests that weevil' seen, t we've seen, it is felt a bit morelle widespread e so that, that's what's felt different is it's just certainly felt much more widespread than in the downtown los angeles area. and we are still hearing reports that downtown los angeles is having some issues tonight. >> so we saw, just an a litt li ago protesters who were sitting in the street defying curfew, and t on? or has that ended? >> reporter: we were actually watching those protesters. if you were watching during this point, there was a group of protesters. we were amid them. some of them were loogt the stores. the police basically came from the north an

and so, here what you see is a receipt that was issued by the city of new orleans to miss eliza farrell for roses work on the public works. so she received $1.50, which is a pretty significant amount for that period of time, for rose's labor. so again, the cities are documenting the property ownership, the slave ownership of white women in the south. now, this document probably looks really funky to you guys from over there, from out there, but what it shows, again, is a way in which the city municipal officials recognized women as slave owners. so, in new orleans, this is an -- if you've never been, i highly recommend it. it's an extraordinary city where it's kind of characterized by this really vibrant, small merchant, small mercantile culture. so, there are all these peddlers, what we refer to as peddlers or vendors that kind of are -- immerse you in all kinds of products and things in the city. and women, white women, were a part of that mercantile culture. and so, the city is really interested in finding out who all these merchants are. they are issuing licenses to these merchants,

tonight -- colin farrel from "magic mike xxl," matt bomer from fox business news, maria bartirom featuring

and places of communicated and thanks to the mayor and the department of technology and supervisor farrell and google. we had a very very unique partnership that was able to bring wifi to our most heavily used parks and squares. >> parks in particular are really important way of life and quality of life and so is connectivity. bringing those two things together in a project like this is right on target with what san francisco is and wants to be. >> it's all about breaking apart the divide. the people with expensive data plan can have access to information and economy. this is really breaking down the digital divide and giving people across the spectrum the opportunity to information and giving them mobility and freedom. >> particularly by investing in connectivity in park spaces we are also ensuring the connection to digital inclusion opportunities and parks are designed for all neighborhoods. >> people are on the move. they are no longer chained to their desk tops at home. people can accomplish a lot and we prefer them being here an enjoying the outdoors and nature. given all the mobile c

time, farrell, long-time activist, just activist, once upon a time resistance organizer will be in conversationwith the visionary sociologist who is the best at -- at thinking about data and thinking data visual organization for the people and strengthening people in movement show that conversation will happen tomorrow. and i want to say something else in thinking about my definition of racism that we must all be ware of the statistics. statistical analyst they tell us over and over again. we have to be aware of the statistics and at the same time be ware of the presumption but to recite vulnerability is somehow persuasive. if we say 50% or 3%, that's against 1%, somehow that's going to persuade people to action. that in my experience especially years ago when i was doing some outreach work with young people in high school who we were trying to kind of bring into the early days of critical resistance abolition and others talked to a group of mostly brown and black young people and one of the teachers said, well, woman, young black man is going to go to prison. first of all, it turned out that t

i was talking with jack farrell before about how we look at ,residents through our own eyes and we are having an important conversation in this country about demographics and racial relations. it certainly appears in these presidential ratings. alright, next up, one of our featured presidents today, andrew johnson. [chatter] oh, i skipped pierce. sorry, new hampshire. 41, pierce. [laughter] peter wallner, he got 315 points, and terrific story in there about the difficulty of him coming to washington. if you have never heard it, they had lost two of their three sons already at a very young age. their third son was on the train with them as they were making their way after winning the election to washington. the train actually had a horrific accident and the son was thrown from the train and killed. and the president-elect carried his dead son's body back to the train. his wife barely ever recovered from that and spent much of the administration on the residence floor of the white house writing letters to her dead son. it certainly occupied the president's own psyche and he had a difficu

it kicked off the me too movement, and also run and farrell got involved in investigating matt lauer.big fat mass, not to use a technical term and i think it's not over for that network. >> ed: i appreciate you coming on. >> sandra: fox news alert from china and a crackdown on coronavirus patients and their families. a new push to help small businesses wipe loans off of their books to get things up and running again. he will joining us live come up next. >> i've heard from a number of those small businesses that are still out there supporting their employees because of the program and because of that program they have been able to keep their employees paid. when bugs move in we stress out and spray. well, we used to. new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier kills and prevents bugs for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. new ortho home defense max. bugs gone. stress gone. confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. i got this mountain bike for only $11. deal

the first met eli stanton and joe farrell in november 2018, two elementary school teachers from venetiatwo friends, one who needed a kidney and the other who was the perfect match. we were there on transplant day when joe gave eli that life- saving gift. the beak recovered quickly and began teaching again. eli and his wife sarah say they were grateful for the new life they had been given. just when they thought life couldn't get better, back in august, they got more incredible news. eli and sarah were expecting. when they told you they were expecting, what was your reaction? >> i mean just -- >> he cried. >> happy tears, celebrating more than the world cua olympics. it was awesome. >> that is high on his list. it is almost like for joe, i remember him being teary-eyed. then he just said eli is getting the first circle of life that he deserves. i couldn't have put it better, he is 100% correct. eli is so great with kids in the classroom and great with our kids. i am always trying to convince him to babysit. for him to go through this process with his own child is beautiful to watch. >> w

dairy katie daughertyy farrell. morning to you. >> good morning. thank you so much for having me.have you got -- i don't have to tell you. at your farm you have 800 farms and they need milking every day whether there is a pandemic or not and that is exactly what you and dairy farmers all across america have been doing. >> that's true, yeah. so totally we have 800. we are milking 400 of those every single day. dairy farming is a 360 day job. that has not changed for us. for me, especially for mental health it's nice to have that normalcy. the cows don't know what's happening. they still need to be milked. they still need to be fed and taken care of. and dairy farmers do that well every single day of the year. steve: yeah. exactly. you know, we have been talking so much about heroes on the front lines, you know, the healthcare workers. and the first responders. at the same time, the only way this whole thing has been able to work so far is the supply chain of food. and america's farmers have written to the occasion and i know you are involved in a charity that's trying to do their b

we know he's -- she's sitting down with farrell, one in four democrats say that they would be open tong another candidate because of some of the allegations and meanwhile i'm amazed how many democrats that are going to believe joe especially when they never believed kavanaugh. remember this. >> there's no presumption of innocence or guilt when you have a nominee before you. >> it's not about a criminal trial about kavanaugh's guilt oren -- >> it's a job interview for judge kavanaugh. >> it's brett kavanaugh who we want on the most prestigious job in the country? >> there's so much more work to figure out. the one important thing i know is and if there's anything in terms of mind set of supreme court hearings and those kinds of circumstances, the supreme court hearing is not a trial, it's a job interview, it's a job interview and you don't have to prove beyond all reasonable doubt anything as to why you shouldn't put so and so on the court. brian: ben, hypocrisy, i don't have to go to 1950, i have to go back a year and a half ago. it's amazing, shoe on the other fact disease. ben: beyo

it's spike lee's first direct-to -streaming movie and there's also the will farrell and rachel mcadams, and dating around, there's a lot of content on netflix, they have certainly been a stay-at-home winner although giving back $3 today. stuart: they are a winner in the lockdown that's for sure. now this the stimulus bill, the last one i think, included $5.5 billion to help expand home , internet access. jonathan smalter is with us, u.s. telecom president and ceo, u.s. telecom represents the big carriers like at&t and verizon. jonathan welcome to the program it's good to see you. >> well thank you very much stu it's great to be with you. stuart: $5.5 billion is an awful lot of money to connect the internet into rural and poorer areas. is this a new entitlement? >> you know, what we do know is theres a number of americans that have been hit hard, a number of americans, small enterprises that have been hit hard by this pandemic and i know both sides of congress have been rolling up their sleeves to figure out whether there are ways to support those communities and those individuals. our

learned this morning from a source familiar is that tara reade has now been in contact with ronan farreller magazine. no publication date has been set back to you all. jillian: garrett tenney live for us. thank you garrett. turning to your headlines overnight, north and south korea exchanged gunfire. no one was injured. the gunfire comes one day after north korea broadcast images of leader kim jong-un appearing in public for the first time in 20 days. a marking on his wrist is fueling speculation that he underwent some type of heart procedure. overnight south korean officials say they have reason to believe there was no surgery. >> isis may be trying to rebuild caliphate as the world battles covid-19. >> [gunfire] jillian: the terror group stepping up attacks in iraq and syria, one ambush killing 10 iraqi soldiers this weekend the attacks raising concerns that isis is taking advantage of the coronavirus crisis as governments tackle the pandemic and economic chaos. >> and the title of the bombshell biography of prince harry and meghan markle has been revealed. finding freedom is now availa