♪ >> announcer: tonight, on a very special thanksgiving episode of "late night with seth meyers," hilaryy and josh meyers, cocktails with mixologist, oscar gil. featuring the 8g band with jon epcar. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we're so happy you're with us tonight. now, we're gonna get to the news today was thanksgiving, so congrats on figuring out your father-in-law's tv [ laughter ] "you gotta let the tubes warm up." [ laughter ] that's right today was thanksgiving and many of us are back in our hometowns at the same tables as our relatives for the first time in two years but despite that, i'd say we still have a lot to be thankful for. [ laughter ] cnn published an article this week titled, "to avoid covid, here are four questions to ask family and friends ahead of thanksgiving gatherees." "gatherings" -- excuse me. gatherees? are they called gatherees or gatherings i know either one works, right i'm gonna go with gatherees. [ laughter ] that's the old english [ laughter ] "join me at a gatheree [ laughter ]

the manuscript that hilary and i handed in was perfect.ughter] and the other thing that they do have courses that they say, they have read the manuscript so they know how to manipulate it. this is genius. it's perfect. except 20 pages of notes. >> except for the plot and the character. but the font was very good. [laughter] i'm trying to remember what we did. the thing that is so interesting about writing is that for the most part then you have to become a team player and open and be willing to be open to be people who only have the best in mind were much more experienced than either of us. and who may or may not have a couple of good ideas. although there was a stage we are going to think ÃÃand i was in london you were in chappaqua family we started saying what step like out. then your member the next day i'm thinking maybe some of those steps. >> as both of you know so well. the editing process can be both your best friend in your worst enemy, as louisa said, you've got a fresh pair of eyes miss case we have the wonderful editor from lou

it's absolutely hilarious. i mean, it's a hilarious car. >> reporter: converting a car with used parts from crashed electric vehicles can set you back at least 30 grand, but for matthew it's not just about the money. >> once you get in the car and it's converted, you get big, easy grin, and that's it. they're never going back. >> reporter: leaving gas in the rearview mirror as they drive their converted classic into the 21st century. ian lee, cbs news, london. >> sargent: that's the news for this saturday. from wbbm in chicago, i'm irika sargent. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access .wgbh.org >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is 5 news. >>> >>> security footage capturing the moment a three-year-old boy was ripped from his mother's arms, the amber alert that ended up with an arrest in the bay area. >> i heard them arguing and the mother looked like she wanted help but i could not help her. >> eight covid spike in jails . >> how san francisco will go bey

doctor hilary. thank _ plans that firms might have.doctor hilary, thank you so much. - now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. tuesday brought us another mild day. quite a lot of cloud around in general, but that is going to be clearing as we head through tonight. now, over the next few days, it is still looking mainly mild for the time of year. we've got one or two showers in the forecast, mainly across northern parts of the uk. now, for england and wales, the cloud that we had on tuesday should tend to break up and dissipate into the early hours of wednesday morning. so, skies clearing, more showers packing in on the breeze across scotland in particular. a bit wintry over the very highest ground. temperatures just about frost free for most of us, but it will be quite a fresh start to wednesday morning. now, wednesday, tomorrow, brings us a day of sunshine and scattered showers. most of the showers in the northwest of the uk, further south and east should stay dry with quite a bit of sunshine, so

>> [laughs] that is hilarious. i wish i had a magic wand. >> tucker: yeah, it's hilarious.possible fuel will come of the country falls apart. the most robust sector of our economy is eliminated. products throughout your life that you take for granted are no longer available. they are made from fossil fuels. no one in the democratic party seems aware of this. they are busy telling you that fossil fuels are racist. >> setting us up for a massive climate induced economic meltdown. it is a urgent and aggressive action at scale. to save our economy, planet, and lives. >> the only way we can curb the -- is by halting new fossil fuel projects. >> promoting and selling fossil fuels that are killing millions of people. it's a striking example of white supremacy. >> tucker: you will always have irresponsible people in their country, things start to fall apart when those people have access to things that actually matter. like your energy grid, infrastructure, justice system. you've got to keep the dumb people, the wackos you just all in that clip away from the things that actually mat

speak in such a cheerful and hilarious story.for the asian woman attacked with rock handoff. what strikes me about the story that you just talked about in the monologue with this poor man who was murdered, and he's a grandfather. he's a father. he's a husband. normally the media loves talking about nothing more than the media. they gave each other awards for their courage and their bravery. here's a guy whose job was to protect the media and he was killed in line of duty. you would think this would be the amazing opportunity for everyone to speak up in solidarity, how brave this man was and how important journalism is. and yet strangely, this is not a national news story. just like waukesha disappeared out of nowhere. into thin air for very similar reasons. there are larger truth to protect. if the media needs to even avoid talking about themselves to protect the narrative which is very hard for them to do, obviously they're willing to do it for the cost. >> greg: what do you think that truth is they are so worried about? >> the

it's absolutely hilarious.porter: converting a car with used parts from crashed vehicles can set you back for at least 30 grand. but for matthew, it's not just about the money. >> once they get in the car and it's converted, you get a big grin and that's it. they're never going back. >> reporter: leaving gas in the rear view mirror as they drive their converted classics into the 21st century. ian lee, cbs news, london. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. president biden is expected to announce he'll release oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. a white house ofalrmed e mo will keep gas prices low during the holiday season. >>> target announced it will now on, allowing employees time with their families. this is a major shift in how the retail giant operated for a decade. covid-19 forced the store to ose for the holiday last year, but sales remained high. >>> and we'll soon

that practice led hilary price to comment...ly a difficult area for broadcasters, and to discuss it i'm joined byjamie angus, the controller of bbc news. the evidence was harrowing, but hearing those racist words has caused distress and offence, too. you must�*ve known that we would happen by showing the hearing live. that's absolutely right, and let's be clear, there's no single view on this that is going to keep all parts of the audience happy. this is controversial and difficult language, and many different parts of the audience have different views about how it should be treated. in the context of the live broadcast, we really took the view that there was a case to hear the language used in the raw. this was a live parliamentary testimony, and as some of your correspondents have said, it was important at that stage, as the events were unfolding live, to hear azeem rafiq in his own words. so, that's why during the live broadcast, we did carry the testimony without a delay and without bleeping. but we did feel it appropriate t

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>> [laughs] that is hilarious.at i had the magic wand. >> tucker: doing something to save middle-class americans from rising energy crisis? "that's hilarious" said the energy secretary. if you can imagine louis xvi talking like that right before the french revolution. in makes you wonder how long this can continue. if candace owens is the host of "candace" on the daily wire and we are grateful to have you now. if great to see you. so, there intentionally making things worse because tearing down what we have is a prerequisite to building utopia. i think that's the answer to what we are seeing. >> that's exactly right. i spent the earlier part of the day speaking to a north korean defector and i was actually horrified hearing her speak about what she lives there while she was in north korea and understanding what they're really trying to do right here in america is built exactly that model where the state controls and owns and operates everything. they will have nothing and you will be happy because he will have serv

and it's hilarious. not only is it true, it is really, really funny.wrote it. matt wells, i hope that as a runaway best seller this christmas, it definitely deserves to be. great to see you tonight, congrats. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> tucker: it we are out of time. unfortunately. it's cyber monday, so if you shop tonight you can do it at tuckercarlson capsoff.com. you can also watch the episode of "tucker carlson today" on the michael sailor cryptocurrency. he will tell you in a way no one else will. a truly fascinating. that's on fox nation. sean hannity takes over now. have a great night. >> sean: i follow him religiously. spew on totally fascinating. >> sean: tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." explosive new details surrounding zero experienced hunter biden's laptop from. public corruption now in the plain sight between zero experience hunter, chinese communist officials, and yes, the big guy, joe biden himself. direct evidence that joe biden lied to the nation when he said he had never discussed his

we were lucky to have a hilarious cast. -- movie is ad-libbed.ious cast. this is disney's first set in latin america. we have never tried anything like this before. having 12 characters is unheard of. we did this movie from our homes . everybody had to go to their homes because of covid, so this movie about a giant family in a house was made at everyone's houses with their families. >> we would see people's kids running behind them in diapers, pets. >> that's private. >> we are so proud of our 800 people, our crew who put their hearts and souls into this. it is incredible. kristen: congratulations to you. best of luck. i don't think you needed. it looks amazing. congratulations. >> thanks. >> thank you so much. kristen: they told me a lot of the jokes are ablated -- a d-libbed. the music is incredible. it is in theaters now. disney is the parent company of abc 7. that will do it for the news. news at 5:00 is next. entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven super

>> [laughs] that is hilarious. would that i had the magic wand.lled by a cartel called opec. they made the decision yesterday that they were not going to increase beyond what they were already planning. >> lawrence: wow. i didn't think it could get worse than kamala harris good going when she's uncomfortable. you know who's not laughing? the electric. virginia, new jersey. smaller districts where progressives are losing control. the electorate. americans are fed up. >> jesse: it reminds me of obama talking about the magic wand as well which didn't come back to him. what joe biden did before the election in virginia and new jersey, completely emblematic of the disconnect you're talking about. he is in glasgow. he is in italy talking about climate change and emissions while people on the campaign trail are talking about curriculum in schools, inflation, our border, a retreat in afghanistan. all the things that pertain to their lives and our nation's honor. they are protesting joe manchin, saved my life. i'm about to die because of climate change and

>> [laughter] that is hilarious! i wish i had the magic wand on this. >> tucker: hilarious to ask the energy secretary how we get more energy! the truth is without fossil fuels, the country falls apart. the most robust sector of our economy is eliminated, the country becomes poor and products throughout your life that you take for granted are no longer available. they're made from fossil fuels, not just gas and gasoline for your truck. it's basically everything. no one in the democratic party seems aware of this. they're busy egg you fossil fuels are racist -- they're busy telling you that fossil fuels are racist. >> the dirtiest fossil fuel projects exacerbating the climate crisis and setting us up for the massive economic meltdown it takes urgent and aggression action to save our economy, our planet and our lives. >> simple math, the only way we can curve the rise in global temperatures 1.5 degrees celsius is by halting new fossil fuel projects. >> you are still promoting and selling fossil fuels that are killing m

[laughter] >> that is hilarious.f i had the magic wand on this. >> bret: aaa says the average cost of a gallon of gasoline is $3.42. record closes again today for the three major markets on wall street. the dow gained 204. the s&p 500 was up 17. the nasdaq finished ahead 31. for the week the dow was up almost 1.5 percentage points. the s&p 500 gained 2. the nasdaq was up 3. up next, should the steele dossier that inspired the trump-russia investigation actually about be called the clinton dossier? one major media source thinks. so we will bring you that here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in san francisco a police sergeant is arrested on suspicion of robbing a pharmacy and is on unpaid leave pending an internal investigation. the source telling the station dan kohl allegedly demanded pain killers from that store. this is a live look at atlanta from fox 5, our affiliate there. the big story there tonight, a huge parade for the world series champion atlanta braves. the

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[laughter] >> that is hilarious.aria: senator, do you think that is hilarious. >> it's no laughing matter when people are suffering and people have to decide whether to eat or heat their homes. joe biden and a large group of democrats from the house and the senate jetting off to europe to a climate conference, for what purpose? what did he do there? he pledged allegiance to the flag of the united nations instead of the flag of the united states. he basically apologized for america. he begged opec and putin to create more energy, to make more energy. and he promised to raise energy prices in america. we know why prices are high. biden, day number one, killed the keystone xl pipeline, he blocked oil and gas exploration, leasing opportunities in the rocky mountain west, big impact in my home state of wyoming, shut down alaska energy to the point that today we're using more oil from russia than we are from alaska and these guys are climate hypocrites. their carbon footprint for going to this conference was so much larger

they're not always hilarious >> seth: yeah. >> but i finish them >> seth: you don't bail on it. it.'" [ laughter ] now it's done. >> seth: perfect >> now i'm done. thank you, folks >> seth: colin quinn, it is always a pleasure to see you sir. >> thanks for everything >> seth: thanks for making the time for us. >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: "colin quinn: the last best hope" opens at the lucille lortel theatre tomorrow. for more information go to colinquinn.com we'll be right back with more "late night. we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the ride of your life is closer than you think. for the first time ever, buy your new car entirely from home with nissan@home. delivered direct from dealer to driveway. ♪ delivered direct from dealer to driveway. pringles original, barbecue, pizza. the barbecue pizza stack. (cheers) where is everyone? pringles, endless flavors to stack. for people who could use a lift new neutrogena® rapid firming. a triple-lift serum with pure collagen. 92% saw visibly firmer skin in just 4 weeks. neutrogena® for people with skin.

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he was hatched from the hilary clinton campaign. bender has been very, very little accountability and the media really just wants to move on because of course, the actual content very much implicate the media and make the democrats look absolutely ridiculous. made you push it under way to convince the nations the blog actually needs its own army and bas states. when i consider a draft plan from foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, who claims that europe is in danger. we have a strategic responsibility. citizens want to be protected, soft power is not enough. all the threats we face are intensifying and the capacity of individual member states to cope is insufficient and declining. where the draft plan is called strategic come come per se, and it highlights russia and china is major threats. parales idea to get the use 27 nations to back a 5000 strong reaction force and to allow war flexibility and deciding on action which currently has to be a unanimous decision. joseph burrell insist to his military strategy won't undermine nato on the lines that most of the nations are currently pa

place in one of modern literature's most prestigious clubs — past winners include margaret atwood, hilaryated by millions of hindus, sikhs and jains across the world. thursday is the main day of celebrations. you won't have to look far to see houses, shops and public places decorated with small oil lamps called diyas. hgppy happy diwali to all of you celebrating and thank you for watching newsday. hello. a chillier feel to the weather this thursday. yesterday we saw some decent sunshine early on in the day, and the cloud built up. today it's likely to be a similar scenario. but where we do have the sunshine, it will still feel cooler because of the wind, and because we've pulled in colder airfrom the north through the course of the night. a frost to start the day, all the way down from scotland into the welsh marshes. milder initially across eastern england, but here, a chance of some showers through the day, some coming in down the north sea coast, as well, and nagging northerly wind here. again, showers for pembrokeshire and cornwall. for the majority, though, it's shaping up to be a fi

no surprise considering the dossier creator of course, diverse peel was paid with money from the hilary campaign. and the d. n. c. the 2nd scandal was that russia supposedly paid for facebook ad to help from get elected, also been debunked. the quick big company that they accused was not connected to the russian government. over half of the ad only were only shown after the election was over. and most of the ones that were shown before the election did not clearly promote donald trump so quietly when no one was looking. robert muller's dropped the charges against the russian internet firms due to lack of evidence. so that leaves only the 3rd tent pole of russia gate, the internally emails that were leaked through wiki leaks and revealed all kinds of corruption in the dnc and the clinton campaign. the emails are real. absolutely real. never proven that we have any anything but authentic. so when this happens in 2016, the democratic party blamed russia. they say russia hacked their servers and got the e mails. but who actually proved that you can't just say it russian hacker, you have to

objective nefarious ties between trump and prove that the entire impetus for russia was hatched from the hilary clinton campaign vendor has been very very little accountability in the media really just wants to move on because of course, the actual content very much implicate the media and make the democrats look absolutely ridiculous. i mentioned this, going to the brightest snow made pushes on the way to convince the nations that the block urgently need its own army member states. when i consider a draft plan than from the foreign policy. chief joseph borrower, who claims that europe is in danger. we have a strategic responsibility. citizens want to be protected, soft power is not enough. all the threats we face are intensifying and the capacity of individual member states to cope is insufficient and declining. so this draft plan is called strategic come person highlights, russia and china as major threat barrels out there is to get the use 27 nations to back of 5000 strong reaction force. and to allow more flexibility as is being turned to deciding on action, which currently has to be unanim

nefarious ties between trump improved that the entire impetus for russia he was hatched from the hilary clinton campaign. and there has been very, very little accountability in the media really just wants to move on because of course, the actual content, very much implicate the media and make the democrats look absolutely ridiculous. and that's what we're talking about. so for this news edition, my name is kevin, i mean, but with mall, if you're just out of the half now, between now and then i would stick around mux and the regular layer for his latest guy's report, the team with you after this break? oh, so what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense, bearing dramatic development only personally and get into this. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time to sit down and talk more empowering ourselves to be more efficient, quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off every device as a potential entry point for security attack. any machine can be here, it's an ext

objective nefarious ties between trump improved got the entire impetus for russia was hatched from the hilary clinton campaign vendor has been very, very little accountability and the media really just wants to move on because of course, the actual content. very much implicate the media and make the democrats look absolutely ridiculous. georgia naughty international still had few used foreign policy change, pushes for a rapid response, omni be placed at the proper disposal to get the details just off the brain. i what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with their starting to say things like, we're gonna do exactly what we've done here at the u. s. government by blowing trillions of dollars on white elephants on boone da goals, and somehow that's going to cure inflation when, of course, it's just going to exacerbate inflation there. this is a recipe for,

objective nefarious ties between trump improved got the entire impetus for russia was hatched from the hilary clinton campaign vendor has been very, very little accountability and the media really just wants to move on. because of course, the actual content very much implicate the media and make the democrats look absolutely ridiculous. in germany prices, the basic goods have seen a steep rise in europe. biggest economy faces his high slab live inflation. in decades earlier, the use finance municipal gathered to find solutions to the surge which is being felt across europe with more his piece of from covered to an energy price rise just went. germans are thinking things can't get much worse. food prices globally. it's a 10 year high and it's being felt at the supermarket here, yadda zag. he has the prices for brad, flower buttering acts, have gone up significantly. it means that there will be less money left in the purse and people who don't have much money will have to restrict their intake yanna . actually, of course we can feel it every day. we have 2 kids. we can feel that was pan more mo

more clad in the north of scotland put in between that hilarious a cold the temperatures a few degreesain in the north of scotland and a few showers in the south—east. most places avoiding the shows were temperatures between seven and ten. we do it all again on tuesday. spot the difference. another try and settle sort of daily sunshine. claudia in the north—west and the chance of a few showers in far south—east. temperatures between eight and 11 for most of us but feeling cooler where you are exposed to the north—easterly breeze, particularly east anglia and the south—east. in the middle of the week you will noticing things turning colder once again. a second cold front works its way south. that will introduce another northerly blast of winter as we move through into thursday in particular. temperatures not as mothers they have been recently. single figures through the week and turning more unsettled by friday. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm joanna gosling. the headlines. the women's tennis association says footage of missing player pung shuai at a tennis tournament, released by ch

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this hilarious pseudo conservative dumb guy. >> and who are the heroes?ricans. you're not the elites. you're not the country club crowd. i know for a fact that my country club would never let you in. >> one of the things about being on "the colbert report" and stephen would say it himself, was, he was playing a character. >> the book is "the nine: inside the secret spooky world of the supreme court." >> stephen had to respond in real time to the guests as his character, not as himself, which was an incredible feat of acting as well as kind of quasi journalism. >> that's a big part of the book, is how much do the justices' political views play a role in how much they decide cases. >> why would political views go into it? these guys are supposed to be -- except the activist judges, the four liberal activist judges, i could understand that, because they're activist judges. but the conservative judges are not activists. they're inactivists. >> they, umm -- yeah, i guess you're exactly right. >> what i remember is the moment that barack obama was named preside

. >> that is hilarious. that i had the magic wand on this. >> are you planning to visit the border? >> not today, but i have before and i'm sure i will again. judge jeanine: there is nothing funny about the energy crisis or the supply chain crisis or the border crisis. but stick your fake it until you make it strategy and we'll see who is laughing in november 2020 when americans put an end to the fake it until you make it strategy. joining me now with reaction, author of "how i saved the world," co-host of "the five," and "watters' world," jesse watters. >> i fake it until i make it so i can't hit them that hard. biden ran his whole campaign based off charlottesville. it was basically i'm running against a white supremacist in the white house. they sparked these riots. these riots are not supposed to be messed with. they are supposed to burn and go crazy. kyle rittenhouse got in the way of that. and they wanted mob justice. so they had to slander him as a white supremacist. despite the clear video evidence,