wiz khalifa is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! featuring ty dolla $ign. "something new" is the name of the track, it's really good. guys, we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show." stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ax. new power... ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. theraflu expressmax. new power. (amanda vo) i adopted scrappy talas on a fluke. didn't know i was allergic to ibuprofen. and i had fallen asleep... (amanda) he was totally freaked out, digging and pawing at me. and when i woke up i realized that i was in anaphylaxis and went to the emergency room. i don't know what wasn't there. he's the best boy. (vo) through the subaru share the love event we've helped the ascpa save nearly forty thousand animals so far. get a new subaru and we'll donate two hundred fifty dollars more to help those in need. (amanda) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ooh, i'm feeling good. i'm feeling good. welcome back, everybody.

emirates the city has replaced fireworks with a laser show on the world's tallest tower the burj khalifa the most other cities have stuck with fireworks from hong kong to beijing and tokyo to bangkok are following all the new year celebrations as they cross across the globe right here. as we wait for midnight to strike here in berlin we're looking to the iconic brandenburg gate or preparations and even some celebrations are already underway correspondent rebecca reuters is in the thick of things rebecca it's good to see you massive crowds are expected some are already there lining up really early what's on the agenda tonight. hi abbi that's right we're expecting up to a million people to arrive here tonight in a few hours ago that seemed impossible but now it's really packing out and i think we could get to that million it's a pretty balmy night and i'd say it's all looking good for new year's eve two thousand and seventeen yeah the weather is definitely cooperate in temperatures in the double digits we can even call it january but while there are celebrations and people are very excited

the bush khalifa became a shimmering canvas, visible up to 60 miles away.t around the world, new york was gearing up for its celebrations, one of several cities with unprecedented security this year. parts of china have had a day of festivities, even though they will mark the new year in february. but hong kong may have outdazzled sydney. fireworks exploded across victoria harbour to the tune most of us victoria harbour to the tune most of us will be singing later. here, large crowds are gathered for the celebrations in edinburgh and london. let's go tojonathan blake, who is on the banks of the thames. the crowds are starting to build here in central london as the 100,000 people or so who have tickets to see tonight's display are close ta ke tickets to see tonight's display are close take their place along the embankment here and the bridges over the river thames. this is a huge event for london. security is tight, as you would expect, armed and undercover officers are on control and the metropolitan police say there was no specific threat to the festivitie

scooter and i'm to work with other musicians regularly in twenty fourteen yo ass rap wiz khalifa featured on the big room blitz although he doesn't appear in the video for the track it's well worth checking out. to. play. live. time now for some more exciting stories about. back in the nineteen eighties h.p. baxter was making a very different sound in one thousand nine hundred seventy along with rick jordan he founded since pop band celebrate the. backs desisted but it must seem was also a member of the group. their second single will you be that made it to number five in the club charts and leads us. back to band broke up in the one nine hundred ninety two. on the scene. kids his friends and doesn't only use his image to promote his music in twenty thirteen he appeared in a russian t.v. ad craze an electronics chain we're told. anything more powerful than you takes even its food and i was given the lines in the script in advance to practice with an assistant. she read it out loud and i repeated. but who knows what i really ended up saying i wouldn't really know. the musicians foray into

the burj khalifa at the time of construction the world's tallest building was built with sand from half a world away. we have a saying in english which is selling sand to the arabs which is obviously a joke. that that's actually come true in the case of the by. thirty five hundred australian companies exports into the arabian peninsula their profits have tripled in twenty years accounting for a five billion dollar jackpot. and australia is just one small part of a global trend that reliance on importing sand from other areas you see is this huge trade around the world moving from one another for different purposes construction and land reclamation. singapore is another city at the heart of the sand wars. in thirty years the country known as the switzerland of asia has become one of the richest in the region during this time the population is more than doubled and the sixty three islands that make up this city state are bursting at the seams singapore is sort of lying on the import. saddened for its very existence and the land masses literally increased twenty percent over the last forty

. >> reporter: rapper wiz khalifa helped close out the show with the record breaking hit see you again. >> that is cool. the violinist. >>> well, it is a cold start to the day and a windy day, as well. some of the headlines as we start out the week, cool and clear. but as you step outside it will wake you up. it will almost be a double blanket kind of week, especially if you are to the north. the coast will see possible flooding and the winds will be staying strong through tomorrow. here we go with the wind gusts over the bay area. we are seeing gusts as high as 24 miles per hour for san francisco and concord, fairfield up to 30. as i set the future-cast into motion by 8:00 a.m. napa's gusts will pick up around 30 miles per hour. a lot calmer in san jose compared to the rest but the east bay and north bay will have the most of this, livermore up to 22 miles per hour at 3:00 this afternoon. fairfield as high at 30. they could even get town 55 miles per hour in some of the peaks. be careful. it is time to tie down the christmas decorations. inning to keep in mind.-- something to keep in

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kate mckinnon, patton oswalt, musical guest, wiz khalifa

. >> rapper wiz khalifa helped close out the show with his record breaking hit see you again. at the research center, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a major merger in the works that could change health care as we know it. >> a drugstore chain wants to get into the insurance business. >>> dozens of senior citizens being forced from their homes. why their landlord is telling them to move out. >> the tool of suspected shoplifters. why they lined this shopping bag with foil. >>> we'll tell you why there is a strange sight in the skies above the bay area tonight even as we look towards the golden gate bridge. you have the forecast for a stunning week ahead coming up. >>> we want to see your hollywood lights displays. share your photos and videos with us. we will air some of them during our newscast. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru sh

libya on sunday protesters came out in favor of another potential candidate national army commander khalifahaftar and this comes in the wake of large scale turmoil witnessed in libya since the two thousand and eleven war and the arrest simply shows no sign of stopping. or you can bust attitude libya oliver miles told us that with so many rival groups fighting inside the country elections could actually make the situation worse nobody knows whether there will be an election the u.n. representative gave an interview a couple of weeks ago in which he said he hoped that conditions would be suitable for an action but it's by no means clear what they will there are several different claims claimants to be government none of them has been absolutely clear claim because none of them has control over the whole territory and that situation means that an election are wouldn't really make any sense to make things work at afi and when his father was still. in charge in libya had some success in getting the attention and even admiration and support from the. let's stay with friends because the r.t. famil

these pictures show the spectacular lights display at the world's tallest building, burj khalifa.ns are less than three hours away. let's cross tojonathan blake, who's opposite the london eye on the victoria embankment. over to you. well, the crowds are building here in central london in anticipation of that spectacular fireworks display, which will of course happen as big ben chimes midnight. 100,000 people have tickets to watch tonight's show up close. as the hours go by they are 110w close. as the hours go by they are now feeling the areas along the river thames here and the bridges across the river, taking their place in anticipation of that show. it is a huge event for london, widget that requires about 3000 staff working on the day to keep people safe and make sure everybody gets a good view. it's years and months in the planning in terms of this year's display, and i am pleased to say that we're joined by someone from the company responsible for tonight's show. we will hear from them injust a moment. earlier on i spoke to the mayor of london, sadiq khan, who explained why i

city for a couple of years, before being vanquished by a new libyan military force, led by marshal khalifaime gadafi loyalist with his own ambitions to rule the world. —— country. troubling evidence emerged of haftar‘s forces committing abuses, including summary executions. you will have read the latest un report suggesting that as haftar moved his forces back into benghazi, there were egregious abuses of human rights. that's something that worries the international community. and that worries us too. these reports came out and he voiced his concern and he said that he would address them by investigating these people who had been committing these acts, these outlaws acts. have you seen those videos and pictures, minister, of people being shot in the back of the head, bound, hand and feet, executed? unfortunately i have seen them. these acts should stop and i'm sure that the army staff will look into that seriously because of the wrongdoing that we have witnessed. aside from the conflicts and geopolitics, 2017 will be remembered for the power of women's voices, speaking out about misogyny,

i "i like to thank the cast wizz khalifa, no comments." he has taken down paul manafort, michael flynn, as well as richard gates and george papadopoulos, who we all remember, were two other guys. anyway, as mueller's investigation creeps forward, trump's people are sweating more than h.r. manager at the weinstein company. and from the very beginning, trump's team has been trying to discredit the investigation by saying that the f.b.i. is biased against donald trump. the problem for them was they had nothing to use as evidence. until now. >> the president's attorneys taking aim at f.b.i. agents working on the russia probe. of primary concern-- special agent peter strzok. >> f.b.i. counter-intelligence agent peter strzok, and senior f.b.i. lawyer lisa page, used their phones to criticize donald trump throughout the campaign. >> "god, trump, siloathsome human" page texted in 2016. strzok responded, "yet, he may win." as he watched the final debate between donald trump and hillary clinton, strzok said to page, trump is an idiot, unable to prov

firm for the sake of the law and for the sake of journalism that is that has been liberated by the khalifa almost of the qatar liberated by someone had deed. the companions of the prophets and then will jack the deeds and the leaders like out of the cauldron so you need all have gone through the process of protecting the resolution of the martyrs and the leaders of our people go oh yeah what. to stop. that come from that taken place in the region what so ever the reasons are today we are not. to blame. and we have no frontin strategic challenge that threatens our existence and our pristine as a. when you're watching al-jazeera and speaking of your screen is the head of hamas the political group that controls garzon but now is in a unity government with the fattest part of the palestinian authority reacting to president donald trump's decision to officially announce that jerusalem is the capital of israel of course that news breaking over the last twelve hours let's just bring in bernard smith who's in garza city our correspondent there listening to events gauging the mood as well some very

the burj khalifa became a shimmering campus, visible up to 60 miles away.york was gearing up for its celebrations, one of several cities with unprecedented security this year. with unprecedented security this yea r. parts of with unprecedented security this year. parts of china have had a day of festivities, even though they will mark the new year in february. but hong kong may have out does old sydney. fireworks exploded across victoria harbour to a tune most of us victoria harbour to a tune most of us will be singing later. well, here, preparations are underway around the country. there will be big crowds in london and edinburgh. jonathan blake is in london for us. the countdown is well and truly on for london's spectacular fireworks display. the crowds here on the victoria embankment and on the bridges are building as the 100,000 people who have tickets for tonight ta ke people who have tickets for tonight take their place in the viewing area is. it's a huge event, and requires a huge security operation. it is tight, as you would imagine. the metropolita

on sunday activists also came out in favor of another potential candidate national army commander khalifa haftar it comes in the wake of some of the worst turmoil witnessed in libya since the outbreak of war in twenty eleven and the unrest shows no sign of stopping. a former u.k. ambassador to libya all of the miles told is with so many rival groups fighting inside the country elections could actually make the situation worse. and the second of gadhafi is ten children sayas was one of the most powerful figures during the rule of his father he was brutally killed by western backed insurgents in twenty eleven syosset face the death penalty for crimes against humanity the jury in the uprising but was released after six years in jail. but he knows whether there will be an election the u.n. representative gave an interview a couple of weeks ago in which he said he hoped that conditions would be suitable for an election but it's by no means clear that they will there are several different claim claimants to be government none of them have i'm absolutely clear claim because none of them has cont

music with khalifa. stay tuned. it's great. s. today -- city supervisors >>> and happening now on our twitter feed, delivery robots in san francisco can now roam the sidewalks. today city supervisors approved a permitting system, a maximum of nine robots may be allowed at any time in san francisco. they can't go more than three miles per hour. we'll see them on the sidewalks soon. we're back in a moment. rainy season is here. you don )t want leaky windows. one south bay man is fighting for repairs - and warning the rest of us. plus: wildfires rip through southern california, the new overnight images. on )today in the bay ) - tomorw - ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your hear

and this is the scene at the world's tallest building in dubai, the burj khalifa.anchester city's winning run comes to an end as they we re winning run comes to an end as they were held to a goalless draw by crystal palace. and coming up, mark kermode looks back at 2017's big film releases — including the sequel to blade runner — that's the year in film in half an hour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a majorfire has broken out at the liverpool echo arena multi—storey car park. the arena is currently staging the international horse of the year show and the horses have been moved inside the venue for safety. on the line isjenny kirkhan, a reporter at the liverpool echo, who is at the scene of the fre. tell us what's going on there now? at the moment the fire is still raging over a number of floors of the multistorey car park. it has now com pletely the multistorey car park. it has now completely ta ken over. the multistorey car park. it has now completely taken over. fire crews are attempting to stop it spreading to an apartment blockjust beside it and the smo

the burj khalifa became a shimmering canvas, visible up to 60 miles away. the world, new york was gearing up for its celebrations, one of several cities with unprecedented security this year. parts of china have had a day of festivities, even though they will mark the new year in february. but hong kong may have out—dazzled sydney. fireworks exploded across victoria harbour to a tune most of us will be singing later. the iranian president, hassan rouhani, has declared that people have the right to protest and criticise his government, but not resort to violence and vandalism. his comments are the first by a seniorfigure in iran since widespread protests against the government began on thursday. today, police in tehran used water cannon on the crowds. kasra naji, from the bbc‘s persian service, reports. the centre of tehran during the fourth day of anti—government protests. these protesters are shouting death to the dictator, a reference to iran's supreme leader. the protests are the most serious challenge to the iranian clerical regime for many years. as th

the birch khalifa is a very tall building they are really not meant for -- >> i heard you asking thego oig head honcho like how do you get those blocks apart nothing like getting a big time executive into figure out how to take blocks apart. >> these are the real issues that our viewers are contending with anyway, a huge show. by the way, probably the biggest issue, we'll talk retail which is doing terrifically well we'll talk about whether that will keep up merry christmas a day later. >> nice to see you, andrew everybody is talking about it today. coming up, four trading days left in 2017 so make them count your investing playbook is coming up. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. (barry murrey) when you have a really tra

>> jimmy: and we have music performances from wiz khalifa featuring ty dolla sign, niall horan, and luke[ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a great show tonight. he stars alongside amy schumer in steve martin's "meteor shower." it is the hottest show on broadway. keegan-michael key is here, ladies and gentlemen. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus, from the fantastic netflix series "the crown," the talented claire foy will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and this is huge. tonight, we are revealing this year's honoree for the 2 2017 "sports illustrated" sportsperson of the year award. he or she -- >> steve: we don't know which -- >> jimmy: will be joining us tonight. this is just my book. this is not -- >> steve: 'cause you can't say >> jimmy: no, i can't. well -- that's the whole fun of it. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: i mean, we are announcing it. this is big news. >> steve: right, nobody knows. >> jimmy: sportsperson of the year. >> steve: of the year. >> jimmy: we don't know who i'm interviewing. >> steve: i don't even know. >> jimmy: i don't know even when th

after posing for photographs with bahraini crown prince salman bin hamad al khalifa at the white housereporters asked trump p about his plans to reple tillerson. >> do you want rex tillerson on the job, mr. president? >> he is herere. >> do you want him t to stay in his job? >> thank you very much, everyone. amy: tillerson's tenure at the state department has been rocky. he has been criticized for dramatically downsizing the department and gutting the diplomatic core. more than 100 senior foreign service officers have left the state department since president trump took office in what appears to be a forced exodus carried out by tillerson. tensions between the president and the secretary of state have spilled over to u.s. foreign-policy. in october, trump publicly undermined efforts at diplomacy with north korea initiated by the state department. after tillerson said the u.s. had two or three channels open to north korea's leadership and he was pursuing dialogue, trump responded by tweeting "i told , rex tillerson, our wonderful secretary of state, that he is wasting his time trying to

it's mostly a domestic phenomenon and its spearheaded by the likes of organizations called khalifa and is on graham and others a domestic focus although they themselves are an offshoot of these global jihadist movements. >> the moroccan authorities have had zero-tolerance policies towards networks. which they often treat as if they were the actual militants themselves. those targets support recruitment networks with an aggressive stance with those networks comprising a full sympathizers of the jihadist cause but also civilian populations that have been accosted in the process and forced by local militants to provide forced retaliation. that's particularly the case in rural and isolated areas. the second category could be considered an extremely vulnerable and treated accordingly getting that there are between a rock and a hard place. minutes later the borders, algeria appears more vulnerable to weapons trafficking. the military has been active in discovering arms cachet along the borders with molly and libya in addition to the ones in the northern provinces. the phenomenon of contraban

authority across libya it faces opposition from a rival of ministration backed by the renegade general khalifa haftar. reports from tripoli. many people here in libya including observers and analysts believe that the visit by prime minister face allies to the white house will give more credit and the recognition to their you and backed government of national accord they also believe that by visiting the white house phase that will taint more recognition to the libyan political agreement which is his government the government of national called is part of this libyan political agreement to understand that there is a conflict between the two camps in libya the eastern camp on the one hand which includes the tobruk that base the parliament and opposition dignity that's the military campaign led by a renegade generally for hefted on the one hand and with the western camp which includes the government of national court and the high state council on the other hand both camps are in conflict both are trying each camp is trying to lift the arms embargo for their forces diplomatic sources have told i w

parliament the operation dignity the military did operation a military campaign led by engaging the khalifa have good and eastern government on the one hand and on the other hand here in tripoli there you end back the government of national accord and high council now this political division has resulted in military conflict and yet there is a power vacuum because of this military conflict also the rise of extremist groups as you know the city of. camel was the main stronghold of ice and in north africa and also the health sector as you know. eastern city of that now has been besieged by have to its forces for for almost two years now and the hospitals in are suffering from lack of medical equipment and medical stuff also the rise of the rise of extremist groups and also the excessive bishan of them a growing crisis libya has been the biggest road for migrants to cross the libyan desert to the mediterranean so extraordinary situation. and it like so many other places we've talked about my mom it up the way it is in libya for us. right we're moving on now the head of the roman catholic churc

thousands of libyans have taken part in rallies across the country in support of renegade general khalifa haftar calling on him to take charge of the country after he claimed a un back to mandate expired on sunday but the u.n. man tains that mandate remains in effect until a new one is introduced libya's remain divided between the internationally recognized government in tripoli and a rival administration backed by in the east margaret over your messiah. the seventeenth of december has arrived and your brought with it the end of what is the so-called sure cure agreement therefore all institutions created by the significant void. these institutions have not obtained a full a just a must see since the first day they started working and as of today libyans feel that they have all lost patience and that the promised period of peace and stability has become a dream of. peace talks aimed at ending south sudan's civil war are due to get underway in the ethiopian capital addis ababa it's been four years since the fighting began which has forced more than a third of the population from their homes