tonight -- james spader, star of broadway's "king lear," actress glenda jackson, cooking with the host"it's alive: goin' places," brad leone, featuring the 8g band with jeff friedl. ♪ [ chee and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear, everybody. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump today participated in a reception for black history month. said trump, "i'm happy to celebrate the first ever black history month. [ laughter ] my idea." former president barack obama attended yesterday's college basketball game between rivals duke and north carolina and i'm happy for you, really, but since you left office, you've been living like a make-a-wish kid. [ laughter ] i feel like you left us with an abusive stepdad and every once in a while, we get a postcard that says, "italy is so beautiful, next time i'll bring you." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm happy for you. according to a new book, president trump and first lady melania were seen

f because i want to see she's going to talk about "king lear." >> seth: yes, she's playing king lear.ee it, though? >> yeah, of course. ."saw her in "three tall wom >> seth: "three tall women" is amazing. do you go to a lot of broadway shows? >>ou know, i try. i mean, things are busy. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] you're so busy, do you have time to even watch the news? can you even do that? >> i don't watch the news. >> seth: yeah. >> i don't watch the news at l. i read the news. and -- you know, i read it every day. >> seth: it comes out every day. >> yeah. [ laughter ] t i -- i don't know, i read a lot of news. you know, i don't know. it goes in cycles for me. i'm having a terrible conundrum now of how to process the news. >> seth: yeah. >> today. >> seth: i don't think you're alone. a lot of- >> and so, you know, so i sometimes -- but i vacillate, lilike, in all things in m, i have never figured out moderation in any way, shape or form. [ light laughter ] so, and it's that way with the news as well, where it's either for me just consuming a ton of t it and trying to figure way

more at seven, but now time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.a little quieter, a lot of cloud around, but predominantly dry. through the night tonight, some sheltered skies in eastern areas, temperatures in low single figures possibly a little mist and fog, but the cloud thickener for the odd spot of drizzle along western coastal parts, interpreters holding up at 5-7 parts, interpreters holding up at 5—7 degrees. we keep that cloud for much of the day, there will be some brea ks much of the day, there will be some breaks and eclipses of sunshine, and a lighter breeze than we have seen of late. again the cloud thickener for drizzle from the west, and by the end of the afternoon we will see more persistent rain pushing into the far north—west of scotland, and the far north—west of scotland, and the wind is more likely to strengthen. by the end of the day on the far north, we could see winds in excess of a0 mph plus. in terms of the temperatures through the afternoon, feeling pleasant, particularly in some breaks with some sunshine, ii to 15 degree

is drawing a .lear line there is no ambiguity without truth. thank you. i will take some questions. >> you mentioned russia. four out of 15 vote. others will point out you only guaido got 54 countries out of 195 in the general assembly. satisfied with the momentum behind juan guaido and his leadership? moneyu said to follow the and then mentioned oil. peoplere are a lot of who say this is the u.s. trying to get venezuela's oil. so is this about the u.s. getting venezuela's oil? did the u.s. have anything to do with the power outage? to the powerct outages, those are a direct years of years and neglect in the venezuelan energy system. the experts have seen this. the system has had problems for a long time. their ability to get it back online has always proven difficult and in the last few years it has gotten worse. blackouts have taken place. my guess is they will continue to take place. was oil.d question we are trying to get the oil for the venezuelan people. we are attempting to restore basic transparency and democracy and rule of law. this is for the v

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lear is sandy patel with the latest. >> and let's check out live doppler 7. showers are light and scattered. in the north bay around lucas valley and are forest knolls, a little slippery out there. in the east bay from martinez to vine hill, a little slippery. and we are seeing some returns. and you will recall just before sunrise, we had drenching rain this morning. and is this a level one. just a light system. than a quarter of an inch. and so expect more showers, could be moderate pockets. 11:00 p.m., still going. in the morning commute, showers are spotty. more in a few minutes. >>> after days and days of rain, some streets in the way area look like swiss cheese really because of all the teeth chatter willi ing potholes. and unhappy drivers have been bouncing around. eric. >> reporter: and it still didn't look like the smoothest right you've seen, but believe knee he this is a vast improvement over the way it was earlier. we watched public works crews out here filling in holes, but but folks were getting angry. you call this driving? >> no, it is kind of

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now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. sunday has been dominated by strong winds or gales across the country, gusts in excess of 60—70 mph across england and wales, plenty of isobars on the chart. at the same time we kept a cluster of showers going in the far north—west, some of those had a wintry mix in there as well. they will continue through this evening and overnight, chiefly along the north—west coast. it will be windy but the winds easing just a touch, and with clearer skies, those temperatures will fall close to freezing, so a touch of frost is not out of the question for monday morning. but it should be a sparkling start to the day and monday will be a lovely day, with some sunshine coming through. always a strong north—westerly wind, which will continue to strengthen further with the arrival of this cloud and rain, the next frontal system that pushes in for tuesday. but ahead of it, monday will be a breezy afternoon with top temperatures peaking at around 7—11 degrees. with lighter winds and a little more sunshin

fish leaders people and cry fish or lear by being told to stay indoors there is very. thank you nora for speaking to us that was journalist or a tupelo joining us there on the line with the latest norah telling us that there are reports of at least nine people killed police haven't confirmed that number yet nine people reportedly killed in christchurch in two when siddons set mosques in the city on the southern island of new zealand this friday during friday prayers as a gunman entering the main mosque in christchurch which was built in one thousand nine hundred eighty five the first mosque in scientific christchurch where hundreds were gathered for friday prayers and just shooting at people the gunman was reportedly and this has been confirmed wearing a helmet that had a camera on it and was streaming the shooting and this has appeared online on social media but we are of course not showing it to you here on al-jazeera the prime minister of new zealand just into our dean held a news conference a short while ago and she has described this as one of her country's daucus

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.e weather watcher picture it went up to its expectation. it was built in buckinghamshire, hardly a cloud in the sky. high bills across the atla ntic the sky. high bills across the atlantic but further north and west we have a weather front but in the rash of showers and isobars, gusts of winds have been around for t— 50 mph. there showers are set to continue to do this afternoon and pushed south and east. when treat to higher ground so snow across the mountains. as we go through the latter stage of the morning through the afternoon these showers will push their way down into the borders and northern ireland. less showers and northern ireland. less showers and a greater chance of sunshine into the afternoon. after a trite settled to start across england and wales what you have got is what you are going to keep for the rest of the day with a couple of showers cropping up in the north—west by the end of the afternoon. pleasant in the sunshine, 14 degrees, cool or further north. further no

as good as dead and no clear alternative inside the mood in europe is one of frustration is paulus lear with more from the french capital. it's a lot of frustration and dismay across europe we are hearing from the european council president donald tusk who has said that he expects it to be a credible reason given for any delay to break said in a statement issued by his spokesperson tests state that the e.u. has done all it can to reach a good deal and that it gave additional assurances back in december january and also before this latest u.k. vote and it was defeat and it's difficult to see what else it could do these views are echoed across europe we're hearing from the spanish prime minister who says that he regrets the decision of the british parliament particularly that it comes despite all the e.u. efforts to reach the best agreement from germany we're hearing from the foreign minister who says that we're coming closer to a no deal break said he said and i'm quoting that those who reject the deal are playing with the well being of citizens and the economy in a careless manner and h

mccrone to one hundred three children into france currently living in a refugee camp in syria wallace lear has more. well this is a case that involves a young woman she manning cento who's seventy five years ago promised for syria with her husband days we're told in iraq her and they supported islamic state until she and her husband were both recently killed in allied airstrikes not her three children are still in a refugee camp along the syria iraqi border called out for now the situation in the camp is dire indeed some sixty five thousand people are currently hols their malnutrition is right is not enough food is not enough medicine and cheese mother who lives in the north of france has appealed to the french president a promise to allow her three grandchildren she joins her here in the. records are some of the issues doing in the whole camp on defying the conditions a terrible there is no room been treated worse than animals these children didn't ask to be born or be taken there they're the victim of the choices made by their parents now they are currently some two and a half thousand c

it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.his morning? some areas on higher ground saw several centimetres. this beautiful picture from kinross. but that was only half the story. england and wales had plenty of sunshine but we had gale force gusts of wind throughout the day. widely, gusts in excess of 60 to 70 miles an hour across england and wales and that was strong enough to bring down some trees. plenty of isobars on the chart. the front that brought the rain, sleet and snow moved off into the north sea, a trail of showers lingering in the far north—west. they will continue overnight with rain, sleet and snow. not causing too much of an issue. the winds will ease down but it will be a blustery night across the country. but with clearer skies elsewhere, it is going to be cool as well. a notable wind but temperatures into low, single figure so we could see a touch of light frost in some spots. a chilly start to monday morning and a blustery start but also a sunny one and monday is shaping up to be a lovely day. fools' gold,

the weather now, with louise lear. good morning.ry. we've seen some heavy overnight rain gathering from this area of low pressure and that's moving its way across england and wales, but as that clears out of the way over the next few hours, it's going to be replaced by this little fella, which will introduce more of a wintry flavour as it bumps into cold air sitting across scotland. so early birds may well start off with some rain around across northern england, a wintry flavour across the pennines. but that drifts off into the north sea, and then behind is more of a significant chance of seeing some snow across scotland. now we will see several centimetres perhaps accumulating to higher ground, and some slushy deposits at lower levels, accompanied with gusts of 45—55 mph. a scattering of wintry showers as well through northern ireland and north—west england for a time. and after that rain moves off into the north sea, for the rest of england and wales as we go through the day it's a slow improvement with sunny spells coming through

louise lear has the weather.we have a weak weather front slipping steadily itself and the cloud so that the m4 corridor was for some drizzle. sunny spells elsewhere, static, blustery showers in the finalfor elsewhere, static, blustery showers in the final for scotland and feeling cooler than lately, highest values of nine to 13. 0vernight we continue to see the cloud producing a few showers, clearer skies temperature is too full a way to low single figures, more persistent showery rain pushing into the far north—west of scotland. we will see some wetter weather pushing across scotland, turning increasingly wintry to higher ground, that will move through the borders to the north of england on sunday. elsewhere we keep some sunny spells, highest temperatures seven to 30 degrees. take care. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: american—backed kurdish forces claim they have captured islamic state's last remaining stronghold in eastern syria. the countdown to brexit — theresa may warns mps a third me

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.eautiful springlike day across much of england and wales, not much cloud and a lot of spring sunshine but further north it's a different story, gusts of wind 40—50 mph and a rash of showers falling across snow in the scottish mountains. the showers will drift through northern ireland across the borders into north—west england later on this afternoon but elsewhere we keep the sunshine and it will be a beautiful afternoon with light winds, highest values 01:14 degrees. cooler further north, 8—10dc. moving overnight, the weak weather front will continue to slip south and by then a band of cloud and the odd spot of rain and behind it quite a clearance and with wind direction from the north—west, a cool start to monday morning. temperatures down to low single figures. it does look like the week ahead will be dry, settled and sunny, cool first thing in the morning but a lot of sunshine around for most of us. take care. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines... senior con

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. that evening.om the satellite picture, best of the bra kes were satellite picture, best of the brakes were in eastern areas, more showers further west. by the end of the afternoon the cloud and rain gathers into the southwest. that is a frontal system that will most are bringing some rain overnight tonight. behind it we have got this little flurry here could cause issues. the cold air could bring some snow showers for tomorrow. for the next few hours it will turn increasingly wet and windy. the ring pushing its way steadily northwards, perhaps grinding to hate hot across northern england and north wales. far north under clear skies, temperatures falling away. the blues towns denoted temperatures below freezing, maybe as well as minus four degrees and sheltered rural areas. that is important. that cold air it's going to stay into scotland. first thing on sunday morning, we have got this range and a little bit of wet snow across the canines, flipping its weight steadily south and east. at the same ti

now it's time for the weather with louise lear. hello there.hat last week with spells of snow at times, severe gales uprooting trees, and some heavy, persistent rain. it brought localised flooding for north wales and north—west england. according to the met office, northern ireland has already had its wettest march on record. 0ne northern ireland has already had its wettest march on record. one of the reasons, the jet stream was sitting right across the uk and that was driving areas of low pressure in from the atlantic last week. this week we are seeing more of an undulation in the jet and the week we are seeing more of an undulation in thejet and the uk is to the south of the jet, which will allow high pressure to build and allow high pressure to build and allow things to turn just that little bit quieter. so that will probably come as welcome news for many this week. lighter winds and a dry story. high pressure starting to build in from the south—west. ahead of it we have a couple of nuisance weather fronts which will introduce cloud, showeri

here's louise lear, hard to believe this time last week we we re hard to believe this time last week scottish borders and there are signs of that easing away that there is more wet weather on the way, already drifting north and east, pushing into wales and the midlands and across the london area with may be a heavy burst across the south—west and that is where we see the cloud arriving and the heavy rain pushing in over the last couple of hours. it's this area of low pressure that will push northwards in the next few hours and bring with it cloud, wind and rain and the wind is not quite as severe as we had with storm freya but it will be 60 mph on exposed coasts and some of the rain is heavy and persistent as it pushes northwards. the only exception is the far north as we keep clears —— clearer skies, and low enough for a touch of frost, but further south the cloud and wind and rain acting like a blanket and its tail is mild through the night. morning rush hour tomorrow, what is in store? heavy, persistent rain, but not for all and a rather chilly start in the northern isles, may be

time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. thanks, reeta. this time last week, it was all about sunshine, february warms, even record—breaking temperatures, those lucky few in the la ke temperatures, those lucky few in the lake district, i bet you couldn't believe your luck. i just lake district, i bet you couldn't believe your luck. ijust move forward to seven days, and we had a seven centimetres of snow to greet people first thing in cumbria this morning. storm freya may have departed off to scandinavia, but behind a trail of scattered showers will be the feature for the rest of the afternoon. some of those showers windy across scotland and higher ground of northern ireland, most of the showers out to the west, pushing further inland, so if you have managed to dodge them across eastern england, there could be one or two waiting in the winds to catch you out this afternoon. scotland, sunny spells, scattered showers, 8—10 degrees, wintry showers in parts of northern ireland, and showers across northern england, some with the odd rumble of th

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. chris mason, bbc news, at westminster.reast of the weather forecast. we are looking at quite a stormy week ahead. severe gales at times, some of the rain really quite heavy. fingers crossed they will be some drier and brighter interludes in between. in fact we should see the first of those drier interludes today with this little ridge of high pressure trying to build from the west. it won't last too long, an area of low pressure starting to push in from the atlantic will threaten tuesday into wednesday. we could start off with a few wintry showers further north and west first thing. they will ease away. it will bea thing. they will ease away. it will be a breezy day throughout the day, but they will be some clear skies and some sunshine coming through, and some sunshine coming through, and temperatures will peak at eight to 11 degrees. lighter winds than yesterday, for many it will feel warmer. the cloud, rain and winds will start to strengthen by the end of the day is this area of low pressure pushes in from the atlantic.

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now it's time for the weather with louise lear. hello, there.d a couple of extra layers because it's just going to be that little bit cooler than of late, particularly at night. but we will see some sunny spells. most of the showers this weekend are going to be into the far north and west. now, the reason for the change in emphasis with the story is this weather front that's been sweeping its way south, it's introducing cooler air. you can see tightly packed isobars to the north, that's where the strongest of the winds are likely to be. so there is a legacy of cloud as it clears its way south and east, and that cloud thick enough for the odd spot of or two of drizzle. but you can also see that it's well broken further north and we'll have a scattering of showers into the far north. now, the winds gusting to gale force for a time, easing slowly as we go through the day in scotland. elsewhere, some sunshine coming through, a dry story, perhaps the cloud just lingering into the far south—west. not as warm as it has been, nine to 13 degrees the over

here's louise lear. hello, sophie. iwish hello, sophie. wish i was doing the dog walk this morning, it was glorious. it was chilly but there was lots of sunshine. mixed fortunes so was lots of sunshine. mixed fortunes so far, some of you had some rain, pretty miserable across the scottish borders. perhaps you will be splashing on the pedals if you are out with your family because the showers will keep going. just moving out of northern england head into the scottish borders as we speak, it is this little occlusion, but as we go through the latter stages of the day we need to bring your attention to this in the south—west, bringing wet and windy weather. newson showers are close to the scottish borders, sunshine elsewhere and presently warm in eastern england. the crowd gathers later, rain arrives and winds strengthen. wet and windy weather coming from this area of low pressure, not as severe as sunday but widely in excess of 50 mph or stronger unexposed coasts. a milder star turn towards england and wales, further north with clearer skies,

lear is sandy patel with the latest. >> and let's check out live doppler 7. in the north

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just had our crash lear from the board. it was there close to an hour right around the toll plaza. five vehicles involved. we have a 20-minute delay. i hope we can bounce back. that's a tough spot to have lanes down. all lanes should be back open and 92 and 808 should start improving. we have a full closures of route 116 north due to a serious head-on collision. someone had to be transported by medical helicopter. so we're talking about major delays in both directions. lisa and i were looking at this camera during the commercial break. a decent amount of moisture on the pavement. richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. you could run into mist or drizzle this morning. make sure you drive for conditions. >>> alexis, thank you. new at 6:00, amazon is planning another challenge to the industry. according to the "wall street journal," the company is preparing to open dozens of grocery stores. they'll have separate branding from whole foods which you know is owned by amazon. the first store in l.a. with more locations including san francisco at a later date. they will have a wid

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. >> crews are beginning to make progress there but we just lear id theer loop is still hours away from reopening. >> let's show you new video of the moment this happened. it'll be on the left we've high lighted it there. someone captured this on their dash camera traveling in the opposite direction. you see whentr the tankek loses control. >> we saw that part but couldn't see what started that whole crash scene. we can see scary moments for the all all around as northbound lanes get blocked by this tanker that was fuel of fuel at thtime. this could have been worse. >> let's check out the scene on the groundight now. news4 mark segraves has been there all day. we're hearing about are you seeing that from your vantageoint? >> reporter: you can definitely call it prog. let's take a live look. we told you they wanted to bring in an empty tanker truck because the tanker that went on its side has about 8,500 gallons of gasoline inside it. they're going to put that int the new tanker truck they brought in, once that's the cranes are going to right side that truck and hopefully get it out of h

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the lear center at the university of southern p california is awarding its cronkite award to cnn's parklandown hall for "advancing the national conversation on gun control and violence." i seem to remember that town hall advancing not all that much behind a one-sided hate fest directed at nra spokeswoman dana loesch and florida republican senator marco rubio. >> but i want to explain to you why it would not. >> let me answer the question. you can shout me down when i'm finish. >> wait a second. >> eye-to-eye. >> to be able to defend ourselves. >> i was 20 years old when i lived on my own. >> here's the caveat. if anyone wants to listen to the caveat. >> laura: that's all the good stuff. dana adding these details on twitter today. when the producers cued me to walk into the arena, it was to the black eyed peas, the song, let's get it started, adding, afterte the broadcast ended, one of my detail had to stopde a won who rushed the stage to tackle me from behind. broward county sheriff scott israel spent the majority of this town hall using the nra as a scapegoat, and worse, when loesch called

where vice president mike pence with speak, along with house speaker nancy pelolosi, sesenate minority lear chuck schumer, and others. this comes as a growing number of democrats, including at least eight presidential candidates, have said they will be skipping the summit, including bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, kamala harris, beto o'rourke, and pete buttigieg. for more, we go to d.c., where we are joined by noura erakat, a palestinian human rights attorney and legal scholar. she is an assistant professor at george mason university. her new book "justice for some: , law and the question of palestine." professor, welcome back to democracy now! can you respspond to trump'ss tweet? >> i think we netanyahu says from did itt again, he is right. trump has been moving in am atep of imperial policy u.s. impmperial policy in the middle east which seeks to underminehegemony, governance, , and certain thee cocontinued the systematic violations of human rights. isisrael i is not interested ine gola h heights security. if it t were, then it would note sesettling civilians t there. it is 34 settlemen

he was quite lear that if he is detained he said that will be the maduro regime in his words last mistake said you can't really stop the flour in spring and he also was quite clear that they have a plan for the country and indeed a plan for government workers to assist in what he refers to as the resistance. he referred to our 700. the military have so far defected from venezuela, out of the country. but he was quite clear in how important it is for the country to be united on the streets. monday and tuesday he's called for intense protests around venezuela, starting at 11:00 in the las mercedes area of caracas. whether or not he gets to those protests isn't quite clear, though. he didn't say where he was. he said he was going back to venezuela. it may be he's already there. that would perhaps explain the worse audio conditions and presentation of this particular broadcast. we've seen them in colombia much more professionally organized. but most importantly, the question is whether he can make it to these protests. as i say, they will last potentially a number of days, and the number of p

administration: from hours of damning testimony from the nesident's personal lawyer, to the collapse learks with north korea. to help navigate the different twists and turns, shields and brsyks. that iicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome to both of you. are you ready to navigate the twists and turns? >> just another week in rome. >> woodruff: all right, on that note, we're going to talk about michael cohen's testimony all week long. david, before the house government oversight committee, what was your main takeaway? >>e learned trump asked about the moscow building project all the way through the campaign, we learned about the $35,000 che l. rned a few things, but to me it was more of a moral occasion than anything else. >> woodruff: a moral occasion? a moral occasion. what it illustrates is a president and frankly michael cohen who long ago decide celebrity d wealth is more important than being a good person, and they've dragged us all down with us and the people who they've dralgd down most is the house republicans who decided that their ow

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