tonight -- leslie mann. star of "a black lady sketch show," actress and comedian robin thede. an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with johnny rabb. ♪ and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. " we hope you're doing well tonight. now we're going to get to the news the 64th annual grammy awards were held last night, and featured a pre-recorded video from ukrainian president volodomyr zelenskyy. i got to say as a 48-year-old man, i was just happy to see someone at the grammys whose name i knew. [ laughter ] ah new york mayor eric adams on saturday visited the white house, and that is the closest any new york mayor has gotten to the white house. [ laughter ] president biden is set to host former president obama tomorrow at the white house and you know joe is excited. i'll bet he is turning the house upside down right now looking for the other controller [ laughter ] the house on friday passed a bill to legalize marijuana, largely along party lines. then don jr. got excited because he thought they had legalize

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joining me now is retired green beret, lieutenant scott mann.ls the story how mann and green berets came together to save hundreds of afghans in the wake of the u.s. withdrawal. scott, it's great to have you back. >> thank you for having me. >> it tells a great story. you say on the positive side, this is when america showed up. you fellow veterans. and i want for folks at home to understand the kinds of people you were helping out here. i want to focus on one you profile. a member of the afghan special forces. in one battle you describe he took three bullets to his chest, the kind of danger he faced. what did it mean to you to get him out of the country? >> it meant the world. for me and the small team that formed around pineapple in the beginning, whether he lived or died became representative of our service in afghanistan those years. whether this young man made his escape with his family. so many veterans and groups, not just pineapple and not just green berets, that's how it felt to all of us. we had given our youth and lost friends there.

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astronaut nicole mann admits she looks at the moon differently these days. >> especially when your 10-year-old says, mom, do you think you'll walk on that one day? i say, i hope so, son. >> reporter: but first things first. before future moon landings, before talk of living on mars, this test flight has to go out. it will be nasa's reality check of how far artemis has come and how far it still has to go. errol? >> mark strassmann, thank you. >>> now to a moonshot of sorts by california. this week the state accelerated moves to ban sales of new gas powered vehicles by 2035. cbs's tom waite is in l.a. tonight. >> reporter: ev sales in california have doubled in the last two years. but going all electric may not be a smooth ride. california wants to put engines like this in the rearview mirror. the state will phase out sales of air polluting gas powered cars, trucks, and suvs by 2035. >> i think california is leading the way. i hope they'll manage to do this. >> reporter: the regulation to help fight climate change also requires that within four years, 35% of all new cars sold to be batt

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lieutenant colonel scott mann, "operation pineapple express," author of the book.think when the general recommended pulling out of afghanistan, he wanted to leave troops behind and yet the biden administration ignored the recommendations and went ahead and did it. >> yeah, i think i agree with pretty much everything the general said and in my interviews for the book, the conversations i had led me to understand quite a few, several senior leaders said the same thing, you know, they said the same thing that to not leave a residual force would be a nightmare. i think also interviewing the special ops community, 73% of our veterans feel severely betrayed over the exit and many are upset the generals and the admirals did not speak up more this time last year. >> and you have been seeking accountability, or the very least, saying there needs to be accountability, but the biden administration just wants to move on from this. >> absolutely. and the problem with that one is it's a major, major national security risk. i mean, the fact of the matter is that al-qaeda is recon

i had your beautiful wife, leslie mann, was here yesterday. >> yes >> and you guys are coming up on 25hink you were gonna make it >> there were some bumps along the road >> seth: this was from "star" magazine >> yeah, "star" magazine >> seth: "marriage drama." >> i know. look how angry i look there. >> seth: yeah, you are not - [ laughter ] >> she's not happy with me at all >> seth: yeah. do you want to read the quote, or do you want me to do it >> you can do it it's painful >> seth: "she may have been seen in the movie 'big daddy,' but insiders tell 'star,' leslie mann is not at all into dad bods." [ laughter ] "and with hubby judd apatow's fading figure, the spark is dimming on her 21-year marriage." i mean, i know you're a loyal "star" reader, so you probably picked this up [ laughter ] you were probably taken aback. >> yeah, it's like my favorite magazine, and then, like, they're tearing me apart [ laughter ] >> seth: you don't even get it at the supermarket it comes to your house [ laughter ] >> there was an article about dad bods somewhere, and they were describing the phenomena

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palo police say the victim was a mann his 40s. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he died of of his injuries. osha, now investigating this accident. > >> from car break-ins to uplifting, so much has been said said about crying. for one set of victims, theft doesn't just come with a cost. it's making it to work. wilson walker introducs us to one contractor whose latet job is tracking down his stolen tools. >> remodel total interior, addition, front and back. >> reporter: from full remodels in the oaklad hills. >> this is all a new edition. >> reporter: to foundation replacements. >> one section at a time. >> reporter: dan mccann is a city native who buit his contracting business from scratch, now employing teams of workers on various sites. for al of the complexities that come wh running jobs around the bay, hik in san francisco has presented e particular challenge. >> we usually bring the tools home. the wind they will if everything here, maybe somebody was staking us out and broke the lock off. lets in. three jackhammers, co

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nicole mann was a veteran fighter pilot before she was selected to join the elite ranks of nasa astronaut. now, after 9 years of training, she's finally getting your chance to play higher than she's ever flown before. as a member of the why, like you, the round valley indian tribes, this man will be the 1st native american woman in space. it's important that we celebrate our diversity and really communicate that specifically to the younger generation. because i know there's kids out there that live, you know, perhaps in a community where there are barriers. and i want them to know that these barriers are being broken down. although she's proud to represent her people, talent, and competence, she says matter, far more in the us space program than any one's personal background here at nasa. it's really great to be able to say it really doesn't matter. we don't highlight or distinguish based on gender or race or religion. we distinguish based on your ability to execute the job. man flies, the international space station october. but even bigger things may be in store for her while she's on t

[ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: i want to thank my guests, leslie mann and robin thede. want to thank johnny rabb and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> a huge break in a case, tonight, two people behind bars for the brazen shooting of an uber driver, what the victim's girlfriend says about it, as police continue the search for two more suspects. >>> tense moments in a south bay, a car crashes into an apartment complex leaving several families without a place to stay tonight what neighbor say happened. >>> plus -- >> is it my turn, that's how i feel about it. >> enough is enough, this owner in san francisco's chinatown is fed up with the crime. what they're asking police and the city to do. >>> good evening, she says she has been living a nightmare, but tonight a young woman in oakland says she can finally read a little easier. >> that is because police have arrested people for the shooting death of her fiance last month. her fiance was killed during a disturbing crime, one caught on camera. she sat down with nbc

a little piece of the young al jazeera ah, that's bringing our guests in montreal on at mann before and advocacy director at the m horror association of america. in adding sub abbas samuel get it to an independent journalist and political commentator. and in london, martin plotz, a senior research fellow at the institute of commonwealth studies, a very warm welcome to each of you. and i had to start with you a martin pout in london. what is behind this resumption in fighting ah, between the national government and in tick ryan fight, it's well, those really is the piece process was it was stalemated the 2 sides. and it's really not the to gray people liberation to greg government. they were elected in september 2020 and their position is as complete their odds with the government. you know, they have a series of conditions. they won't see the siege lifted. they want to humana here and a to be allowed to go to. and they want recognition of the boulders as they existed prior to the conflict. so those are some of the conditions they put forward. the government says no, you must just sit do

we have dr. mann's or to pass on off ukrainian forces putting civilians are trys, can violate the laws of war when they operate in populated areas. at $22.00 out of $29.00 schools to wizard amnesty researches either holland soldiers using the premises or found evidence of current or prior military activity include in the presence of military for teaks, discarded munitions, army ration packets, and military vehicles. and organizational so blamed russia for causing casualties in civilian areas by using highly destructive weapons to target ukraine's military russian foreign ministry spokeswoman maria, however, says moscow has been reporting on care the use of human shields for some time. and russian officials also say the allegations against moscow are distorting the facts on the ground. social media has been flooded with images showing ukrainian trips using civilian buildings as base is. some footage also shows military vehicles hiding behind residential homes, journalist and all of the look we have a se. ukraine's military has been intentionally endangering civilians for propaganda purp

handle all the fallen russian soldiers according to international law, launching those were not like mann middle name, hon. this is our land where we were born here seasonally. we were not going anywhere else and we and you called we don't need any other land. what our own could, this is even if you were at home here, normally put that on like them through the cheapest way of mussa gama. who only if we head to the northeast in front of body has been reported to the unit in no man's land. we have to take out pictures fast with the small camera billy mitchell. come on, grab a body bag, make it snappy. do you war is a mass of contradictions and absurdities. these soldiers risked their lives to show the bodies of their enemies. do respect. they know the danger from mines and booby traps. with every step, the stench of decay gets thicker. with anton documents, the body, the dead russian soldier must have lain here for some time. was it was later on the road back, anton tells us the war won't truly be over until the last veteran of it has died. too then, memories of it will live on with them. h

largest population growth in the u.s., indicating a dangerous trend, says climate scientist michael mannte change is diminishing water resources, we're seeing people flood into these eregions. at some point, those two things collide. and they collide catastrophically >> safe havens like vermont are struggling with the growing pains of an increased number of remote workers is vermont ready for an influx of new residents >> yes in spirit. the challenges that we face are substantial in terms of infrastructure >> reporter: i asked michael mann, as climate change worsens, where will people go >> that's the question, right? we're going to be competing for a smaller and smaller amount of livable space. >> reporter: for now, they have theirs gone are the letters written to their sons in case of the worst. >> i write love notes. >> reporter: that's an upgrade but the biggest advantage may be overwhelming sense of relief when your mom and dad will come to you and say, we might have to leave because of the fires, what was the feeling like inside you when you heard those words >> fear. definitely, y

nicole mann was a veteran fighter pilot before she was selected to join the elite ranks of nasa's astronauts. now after 9 years of training, she's finally getting her chance to fly higher than she's ever flown before. as a member of the way loc, you've, the round valley indian tribes man will be the 1st native american woman in space. it's important that we celebrate our diversity and really communicate that specifically to the younger generation. because i know there's kids out there that live, you know, a perhaps in a community where there are barriers. and i want them to know that these barriers are being broken down. although she's proud to represent people told and competence, she says matter, far more in the u. s. space program than any one's personal background here at nasa . it's really great to be able to say it really doesn't matter. we don't highlight or distinguish based on gender or race or religion. we distinguish based on your ability to execute the job. man flies, the international space station october. but even bigger things may be in store for her. while she's on the short

9 people in south korea for the heaviest rain and a 115 years. 7 people are still missing the gang mann district and sole was hit hard by the down pole. officials of issued landslide warnings nearly 50 cities and towns. dozens of roads, including major highways, were also closed. rob mcbride as more from sol. the clean up operation is continuing across a sol, across the city, and also in the surrounding province after these unprecedented rains, or streets, roads turns into rivers. vehicles swept away and sadly lives lost. some people caught in their apartments by rapidly rising flood waters. other people swept away in the torrents, you know, at the, the forecast to say we're predicting up to 300 millimeters of rain for these sol area with these, with these range. the city many parts have experience well over $500.00 millimeters of rain. what has made the, at a situation slightly more difficult to the authorities here in south korea is that the north koreans are suspected to have been releasing water into the shed rivers up near the border between north and south to relieve the pressure

they're all the same good my hand and i live at mann law yamil. i am not okay with your birthday because i want price to leave the parties altogether. i don't want him to come back to office with an election shed yield to take place within the next 12 months. the opposition has drawn 1st blood. but in taking on a government that by generals it faces a formidable foe, toni chang, l. t 0, bangkok, cutter is to invest $3000000000.00 into pakistan to help the struggling economy. the announcement is met, be made on a 2 day visit to the park by the pakistani prime minister to cattle, where he had talked with the amir, the pakistani government is looking for long term investment as the country struggles for the severe economic crisis. now severe drought in the us state of texas as uncovered the discovery, tens of millions of years old dinosaur tracks, are being seen in a dried up river bed, giving scientists and insight into the habits of these long extinct creatures. adam fisher reports. this is a look back in time to a moment before men existed. and di

laura at mann, the al jazeera brazil is holding its 1st presidential debate ahead of elections in october fall right president john paulson. our rule faces arch rival and former lead luis in our seo lula to silva who's surging in the polls for the candidates. also competing in the televised debate scott over to monica, yet kevin correspondent, whose life was in rio de janeiro following the events sent me on the television. there. in the lead up to this debate, monica, they was this whole, will they all? won't they even be on stage together? so what happened? yes. at. and it was like her suspense until the last minute ball. so narrow and lula confirmed at the last minute that they would be here, but they were the last to show up. now, all the candidates that are participating in this televised debate, which will begin soon, are they're all already there. so we know that they will be present, it will be the 1st time that balsam arrow and love face each other. we must remember that in 2018 sonata didn't participate in debates because we're stab. so he did his campaign from a hospital bed, wh

it's a direct reference to horace mann considered the father of the education system. i think the last two years have really given to families acrosse country a front row seat into how many ways their children really have been held hostage to a system that for too many of them is not working. this is what we do to fix american education and that is the subtitle about education freedomou. to tell us about growing up in holland, about your family. were you inspired by a mentor or teachers that got you on your life's journey? >> both my parents are children of immigrant families from the netherlands and started with virtually nothing. working throughout the years of the factory line, one of the products that he developed and created was the lightest sun visor for cars. working third shift in the factory is a great experience they were very hard-working and entrepreneurial as did a number of teachers i had growing up. my mom first of all was a teacher, first grade teacher and recalling my second grade teacher who regularly held up my cursive penmanship papers. it was tough

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and i from mann and agenda all the finding libya into over the spots in order to reduce the resources the way the west does with the resources all, not much than companies. and now to our special coverage on afghanistan, which marks one year since nato's chaotic withdrawal. ah, 12 months on taliban foreign minister mohammed, yahoo claims the u. s. is using pakistani aerospace to launch a trone drug drone attacks on afghanistan. calling it proved that america's unwanted interference continues. here's archie's peter scott and how u. s. drone strikes regularly had civilians on the ground in one of its passing gifts after its 20 year long war enough gun. it's done. us conducted a drone strike on a vehicle in cobble. this was meant for an i says k terrace, the valley targets whose car was apparently pots with explosives, retaliation for the suicide bombing that killed a 13 us servicemen at the airport just days earlier, bought the new york times, carried out an investigation that revealed the awful truth, the person killed in the car was 43 year old. the mari amadi and am audi was no terro

we have dr. mann's or to pass on off ukrainian forces. putting civilians are troops can violate the loss of war when they operate in populated areas. at $22.00 out of $29.00 schools to wizard amnesty researchers either holland soldiers using the premises or found evidence of current or prior military activity include in the past and soft military for teaks, discarded munitions, army ration packets and military vehicles. amnesty added, so crane has been endangering its own civilians, that pacing troops and weapon systems in residential areas. branding the move, a violation of humanitarian law. they're demanding kids stop putting civilians in harm's way and evacuate them from or battle grounds. the organization blamed moscow, of course, in casualties and civilian areas, by using highly destructive weapons to target ukraine's military, as well as indiscriminate attacks. rush and foreign ministry spokesperson. maria, as that however, said that russia has been reporting on care of using civilians as human shields for quite some time. journalis

you be is so respectful, so well manne, well mannered, and is a joy to be around. >> reporter: he says that thanks thanks to lance, niner nation is is making its way into minnesot. into minnesota. maybe the kids run around with t-shirts and 49er stuff. >> reporter: he takes pride in w in how he represents the town. >> is there for esteem and represents the community well. >> reporter: and marshall high school, they are working on a bit of a shrine for lance and another grad that made it to the the nfl. >> documented a little bit. the high school career, of course, there nfl success. >> reporter: as the bay area begins a new 49ers area, these folks have a message from marsh. from marshall. >> we wish him the best. they have a good kid. people will come to realize what a special thing we have. >> we are looking forward to him him leading the niners. he will have another report from his re. his report. > >> we could all use more loja spirit in our lives. a special concert is giving us a taste of island culture. the festival will take place this saturday at at the event center. they will h

we all know that this report has been a great deal of a pressure from mann or human rights groups as a where's the report? where's the report? the timing of this report being released now will in itself come under criticism. oh absolutely. it's actually more than 3 years since the high commissioner 1st asked for this report, are 13 to compile this report or it's a year ago that we were told the report was almost ready for release and will be released any time it was back in may. this year that i commissioner went to see things for herself, but she didn't get what she wanted, which was unfettered access to the weaker population. and still the report wasn't published in the end. it was only published on the very last day of her term as high commissioner because after that visit to china in may, she decided not to seek her 2nd term. her term ended on the 31st of august. well, it was 13 minutes before the end of her term, the end of the month that the report was finally released and i can tell you human rights groups are pretty angry about that. pretty angry about the way this was done .

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. >> let's get to ali vitali and monica mann, doerk of the center for science, sustainability and media and author of "the new climate war." ali, it was a very long weekend. what are you hearing today from lawmakers? >> reporter: very long weekend. imagine that senators went home and went straight to bed but still feeling the momentum after that 22-how shall session over the weekend that resulted in passing this sweeping piece of legislation from health care and drug costs to the economy and deficit reduction and the funding to fighting climate change. that's just some of what the democrats hope to take on the trail with them. they acknowledge a long road in gettinging here and things originally in the bill and things that fell out because people like joe manchin couldn't keep them in. he didn't want them but ended up in a place saying that this bill is historic. take a listen. >> i'm not saying we got it all done. there's more work to do but you see the possibility of what can happen putting the special interests on the sideline and do what's right for people. >> reporter: again this i

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jeremy pena and tre mann seaney. it's a 2 run triple for nothing astros this point for good measure in the 7th inning. kyle tucker. launches a rocket to right field. ramon lauriano. he tries to make the catch here against the wall. he ends up missing 2 more astros come around to score for houston takes the a's 8, 10, nothing. the a's offense producing only 4 singles and a double in the game. the a's have now lost 11 of their last 12. in better news. the giants holding a pre-game tribute this afternoon to celebrate their 2012 world series champions in the playoffs that season, the giants rallied from a 2 nothing deficit against the reds to win the division series. then they overcame a 3, one deficit against the cardinals to propel them to the world series, then swept the tigers in 4 straight win their second championship in 3 years. and in attendance today, bruce bocce, angel pagan matt cain, hunter pence, marco scutaro and 2 members of the current team, including brandon crawford, as you see there and also brandon be

reggie: alayna mann dragon was killed in 2017 when officers fired into her car that she was writing and when trying to arrest the driver. in june, a federal jury awarded her family $21 million in damages. according to our media partner, the east bay times, the city is asking a judge to override the verdict or agree to a new trial. they say the damages are, "grossly excessive given the facts of the case." the family attorney claims this is an approach to delay justice. kumasi: a san jose police officer could be facing criminal charges for a dui. were darius surrey was one of two drivers involved in a crash sunday night, he was off duty at the time. investigators say surrey displayed symptoms of alcohol influence and was booked into jail. the san jose -- will decide on charges. we are learning how many jobs were lost after the amy's kitchen plant in san jose shut down last month. our media partner is reporting 3300 jobs were eliminated. manufacturing jobs were hit hardest. operations at the plant are expected to wind down the next few months. reggie: tonight is the national night out bloc

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the supreme court took it case that could very well say that jerry mann third state legislature to decide that elections. what happens the next nominee of the republican party lose the popular vote and the legitimate electoral college vote based on the popular vote, but legislatures say we're going to declare the next president?t? that's what is all at stake. my mind, the fact that the fbi agents are willing to stand in the line of fire for democracy and take the heat, somebody has got to do something because we're hanging by a thread. i applaud those people. i have full faith in them. until there's evidence demonstrating there was some wrongdoing that is presented to a judge in a court of law that is tested, i am going to stand behind the men and women of the american government, civil servants who took an oath of office, and hope they can carry the ball across the finish line for our children and grandchildren when it comes to the freedoms of this country. >> a republic, if you can keep it. thank you, all. >>> investigators are spending hours inside of mar-a-lago, or they were, and with

jeremy pena tre mann, cnn, the 2 run triple. >> 4, nothing astros. houston taking down the a's 8 to nothing. the a's offense producing only 4 singles a double in the game. the a's have now lost 11 of their last 12. raiders head coach josh mcdaniels picking up his first win with the silver and black last week at the hall of fame game. >> where derek carr and several other raiders have also expressed how mcdaniels preparation and his work is making this team feel a pretty good practice. lot of high energy there and great outlook for this season. mcdaniel says with a new team, a new staff, you can always learn something new. we learned from the players every there's things i hear from. >> devonta there are a crosby or chandler jones are kolton miller, their car that you know you they have a different perspective than you do. you know you're not out there. so and if you approach it that way, i think you're you know, you're kind of a sponge for information, you know, hopefully year you're learning every day and improving as a coach. you know, so you can t

. >> it is one giant leap for man astronaut nicole mann.rican woman to visit space, the nasa astronaut. and why lucky a tribe member will be the mission commander for spacex mission to the international space station. the flight could happen as soon as the end of next month. the marine corps colonel will then serve as flight engineer on the iss during a 6 month. stay. >> you say what the heck is that if you can't read to dolphins hunt while wearing cameras, but we're getting a rare look. and this is so i mean, dolphins are amazing writer who doesn't love a dolphin. this is how they eat. they live. they hunt. researchers gopro cameras on 6 u.s. navy dolphins trained to detect underwater mines. they're super smart and the footage that they captured is remarkable over a period of 6 months. the dolphins. on camera this sunday eat some 200 fish as well as sea snakes as they roamed off the san diego coast. scientists believe the dolphins vocalize more frequently during hunting, especially once they identify potential prey. yeah. kind of get excit

joining me is michael mann, a presidential distinguished director and director of the penn center for "the new climate war." michael, it's really good to see you. it's been a while unfortunately for us. talk to me about this new study, this month-long superstorm that could hit california. some people are saying we've been in a drought, we could use the water but this isn't exactly that. >> hi, katy. it's good to be with you. this latest study is just a reminder that we are starting to see an array of consequences when it comes to the climate crisis. in many cases, the water droughts that they're suffering, sometimes there's too little water and sometimes too much. we see extremes at both ends of the scale with the warming of the planet. and so while we are likely to see drier summers in the western u.s. and elsewhere in the subtropics of the world, when the rains do come in california and other regions, when those winter storms come, they bring with them more moisture. the planet is warmer, the oceans are warmer, they put more moisture into the atmosphere so those storms have more moi