of the blue, which meyers said is a good thing. >> reporter: seth meyers did a little bit of everything in his 13 years on "saturday night live," but he tried something new this weekend. coming back to host. >> it's being in a place i know so well from a completely different perspective. it will be very strange. it will be like sleeping in the p in.r bedroom of the house i >> reporter: talking about an "snl" homecoming came up just a few weeks ago. meyers has been busy with his own show, "late night" the la few years. >> i think if you have time to worry about it, it will eat you alive. >> reporter: meyers knows the crazy schedule of an "snl" work week can do that, too. days stretch into the wee hours of the morning. >> saturdays seem to kick in me having a cold because my six-month-old wanted to ruin what was supposed to be a very special week for me. >> reporter: meyers will be doing what he did in the olden days on "snl." >> we'll see how it got any better without me putting any work or attention into it the past 12 years. >> reporter: now meyers has to work through getting past his

halloween serial killer michael meyers is perhaps the most terrifying character ever created for the horror genre. i knew i was going to say yes on page like for. curtis is now a grandma for a fight of my as turns up again she's going to get the better of a. singular of purpose she. wakes every day in a state of heightened anxiety and preparation. for jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight here she's going home from school with her friends it's the beginning of an art of terror and what will become and never ending nightmare. john carpenter's shop the original film and even composed the famous soundtrack i'm self is a consultant and producer on the latest movie. began as a an idea for a low budget horror movie called the babysitter murders and the distributor asked me can you make this for two hundred thousand books and i said yes sure i can just what creative control in my name above the credit. the paltry budget was compensated for by simple but effective ideas the camera work showing the callous perspective made john carpenter and

it was on the sixth of october eighteenth that the german hans meyer finally reached the highest point in africa standing on the summit of the world's highest freestanding mountain and almost religious feeling of reverence came over him. looking into the great crater he thought of all the sacrifices and disappointments over the years on this mountain had dominated his life. but gazing down over the many stages of the ascent he also felt a lesion and satisfaction probably more than any of the phalluses who followed him . meyer felt that only he and his one companion on the summit had been truly allowed to share the mountain secret. kick off like. football is a simple game football a simple game now not really not the twenty two minutes is a ball for ninety minutes. mr mexico let's talk about the bonus look there are a lot of the teams it's difficult to understand we will give you the answers every step of. the time. that i just wish double wave year on max sounds. like this right up there are some others this week on your own max everything's different celebrities are calling the shots.

up to this point except for coping with the altitude making eighty seven the german geographer hans meyer made his first attempt to climb the kebo cone he got as far as the glaciers but at five thousand meters he met a snow storm and was forced to give up. another two years went by before meyer led an expedition of several hundred men on kilimanjaro and became the first known person to prove he reached the summit. at five thousand eight hundred ninety five meters he stood at last on the peak named who were for freedom. only then were scholars in europe willing to accept that there really was a snowcapped mountain here so close to the equator in fact even in earlier times people must have climbed up to the glaciers on kebo what else could explain the old legend of the silver mountain the mountain top with silver the turned into water when you brought it down to the plains. i'm. the american writer ernest hemingway kilimanjaro was as wide as the world itself and unimaginably white in the sunshine. but not for much longer it seems the glaciers on kebo are melting since one nine hundred seven

. >> joining us now is rob buy jeffrey meyer, the rabbi of the tree of life synagogue and will lead theuneral services for the rosenthal brothers earlier this morning. thank you for taking time to be on our program with us, we know you have a very busy and sad morning ahead of you. rabbi, we wanted to have you back. i can't tell you how many people yesterday made a point of e-mailing me or coming up to me directly and telling me how moved they were by your words here on "new day" yesterday and so we wanted to check back in with you and just hear how you're feeling and how your congregation is doing this morning. >> warm greetings from squirrel hill, alisyn. i think we're trying to put the pieces back together. everyone, i think, is still in varied degrees of grief, shock, dismay, all rolled into one. my priority and responsibility particularly over these next few days is to tend to my congregation, all of their needs, most particularly the families who suffered losses. i met with a family yesterday and how do i answer when the parents say, we thought the graves would be for us, not for

. >> but attention is being shown on her other property one block away, a former mortuary that meyer wants to turn into a busy private women's club. >> this would be incredibly disruptive to the neighborhood as well as unsafe with all the traffic and additional visitors to the neighborhoods. >> reporter: neighbors plan to speak out against meyer's plans at tonight's city council meeting with a proposal and where they are getting their first reading. >> we really think the project is good somewhere else. this is not an area where corporate events sneed to be taking place. >> reporter: last april may yes, sir submitted this application -- meyers submitted this application to turn it into a women's club, holding hundreds of events per year including workshops, social events, and concerts. but even city hall isn't sure how big the project would be. >> there's a lot of questions about what type of use is being proposed here. there is some concerns about parking, traffic, and noise, and things of that nature. but we don't have all the details to be able to give all the answers at this mome

marissa meyer discussed her plans for city leaders. we're live from palo alto.>> reporter: there has been no decision but a lot of discussion . marissa meyer is calling it and inviting families and to support working women. argue it is an excuse -- exclusive club. >> reporter: marissa meyer spoke before leaders to make her pitch for the quarter house . she wants to bring new life into an old margarine she purchased back in 2013 that sits on the corner of middlebelt and acid avenues in downtown. >> is for busy, modern families of is focused on working women and children. >> reporter: she envisions this to help working women network within indoor and outdoor play space. she says it is lacking in the community. >> we wanted to design the space that was playful, thoughtful and promoted wellness and learning. >> reporter: it is earned -- zone for funeral home or multifamily housing. many questioned how this club would benefit the public calls for members -- the cost for membership is $200 a month. >> this is an exclusive, private club for e

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?heers and applause ] that's wonderful thear. in that case, let's get to the news. despite the man allegedly responsible for the bos mailed to democrats last week being a vocal trump supporter, president trump claimed this weekend that his rhetoric is not to blame for the attempted attacks. which is kind of like saying the first domino isn't responsible for thlast domino falling over. [ light laughter ] no, not directly, but you couldi have guesswould happen. [ light laughter ] according to a new gallop poll, 57% of americans say there is a need for a third major political party, though i think a lot of people would be happy if there was a second one. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] german chancellor angela merkel announced today, she will not seek re-election, ending her 13 year tenure as a leader in european politics. merkel was so emotional she held back a tear for 51 years. [ laughter ] [ applause ] according to new research, the most commonly fantasizedbout politician among bo

that's why meyer spoke to present her proechl. she envisions the cornerhouse as a club for women with membership fees around $200. there are play areas, cls rooms. meyer envisions changing the challenges of being a working mom. >> it's a process for children from pre school age indoor play space. collaboration areas where you use your e-mail. >> reporter: last night's meeting at the palo alto city council was a pre screening of meyer's proposal. a number of residents did express concerns about parking. it's hard to find a spot in the south neighborhood during the day. meyer reportedly argued traffic would be less at the corner house than when this property was run as a funeral home one resident said they last one to two hours. mier is proposing a place to host hundreds of events a year. >> all right. we'll be watching to see what happens. thanks, bob. we are watching what's happening in the field of baseball. >> one thing for sure, one team is hoping to make a big splash. the yankees posted this image for tomorrow's wildcard game

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight?ers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. today marks the one-year anniversary of hurricane maria in puerto rico. oh, wait, what's the traditional first anniversary gift anyway? oh, no. it's paper. [ laughter ] according to cnn, white house aides were stunned when president trump said the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault should be heard. normally the only thing he wants to hear from a woman is "of course i won't tell melania." [ laughter and applause ] a team of scientists announced yesterday that they now predict current global warming trends could lead sea levels to rise 20 to 30 feet from where they are now. on the bright side -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] have to give a little to get a little. in a new interview president trump addressed the firing of fbi director james comey and said he should have fired comey the day he won the primaries. yeah. except you weren't the president ug really don't

i meant seth meyers." also friends with seth rogen. >> seth: yeah. >> much better friends with you. >> seth: right. >> i was at your wedding. >> seth: yeah. >> wasn't at seth's. >> seth: mm-mmm. >> would have loved to been. i didn't make the cut. >> seth: yeah. but you, i did. so, i want to say here and now that i'm closer friends with you than i am seth rogen. screw seth rogen. >> seth: i feel like you need to correct the record on stern next time you go on. that's what i'm going to -- >> well, he'll watch this, and that will serve as the correction. yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: there you go. hey man, congrats on this movie. >> thanks, baby. >> seth: we've talked about it already. it's so wonderful. you wrote it, you directed it, you star in it. >> yes. >> seth: and it is about -- it was inspired by the result of the 2016 election. >> yes, yes. this movie would not have been possible if hillary clinton was president. >> seth: yeah. so, thank you to donald trump. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yup. >> i

. >> good evening, my name is eric meyers. am i speaking -- [ inaudible ] -- my son is -- i just want to say -- [ inaudible ] first grader at monroe. two boys at monroe, and it's been -- [ inaudible ] -- and just our family. [ inaudible ] really sobering and sad, the exodus of teachers and exodus of

seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers." mr.dent, if i had 100 bucks for every time you lied, what would happen? >> this whole room would be filled up with $100 bills. [ laughter ] >> seth: what does it say on your business cards? >> horrible president. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: why didn't betsy devos and her advisors show up at your last meeting with the department of education? >> they didn't know the location, they didn't know the time, they didn't know the year. [ light laughter ] they didn't know anything. [ light laughter ] >> seth: how are your kids doing? >> they're very good people. i know many of them. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: mr. president, can you recite the entire alphabet? >> abc, cbs, nbc. [ laughter ] >> seth: mr. president, what did you whisper into stormy daniels' ear when she got in your bed that night? >> this is going to be not good. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i heard that vladimir putin poked your tummy and gave you a nickname. what was it? >> mr. pillsbury. >> seth: sorry, just f

and meyer who produced that report for us joins us now from madrid good morning natalia possibly tens of thousands of babies stolen from their mothers over decades why has it taken so long for anyone to be convicted of this crime. see i think for decades there had not been much awareness of the problem as some people knew that there was something strange going on but there was actually a refusal to accept that this was a crime and very large scale oh you have to take into consideration that the perpetrators knew very well that they were committing it for a lot of documentation has been destroyed actually in the in the case that we've seen in the report the doctor and who was accused closed his clinic in the mid eighty's he destroyed all documentation all the earth pretty serious and all documentation that was there so it was actually very hard to assume also that you have to take into consideration that this started in the early one nine hundred forty s. and went on into the late ninety's so a lot of cases say that happened will have taken place in the sixty's the the people in questi

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. press -- [ scattered cheers ] press -- press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said yesterday that the white house is not considering conducting lie detector tests to uncover the author of the anonymous op-ed published in the "new york times." because putting a lie detector in the white house would be like putting a smoke detector in willie nelson's dressing room. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "it's out of batteries again!" "it's been two minutes." [ light laughter ] according to journalist bob woodward's new book, senator lindsey graham once urged president trump to encourage the chinese government to assassinate north korean leader kim jong-un, and replace him with someone they control. said trump, "you mean kung fu panda?" [ laughter and applause ] president trump tweeted this morning, "17 years since september 11th," exclamation point. which brings us to a new segment entitled, "what does --

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's erybody doing tonight?heers and applause ] at is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after world leaders at the u.n. laughed at president trump for claiming he complished more than any president in history, trump said last night that the line was meant to get some laughter. [ laughter ] oh, well, then it's kind of weird thatou said this right after. >> didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: man, you are -- you'r a very bad liar. i would love to play poker with you. "i'll raise you $100, and i'm bluffing." [ laughter ] a third woman came forward to accuse supreme court nominee et kavanaugh of sexual assault this week, and bill cosby was sentenced to -- oh, wait. sorry, excuse me. i'm hearing the news is too e' depressing, so cutting live to this video of baby pandas going down a slide. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's better. try to -- try to save that image in your brain. because you're going to need it -- you're gonna need it for the rest of the show

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight?heers and applause ] this is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. while answering questions about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's drinking praised himself for not drinking alcohol adding, quote, "can you imagine if i had? what a mess i'd be." [ laught ] relationships. you'd would miss work all the time. you'd slur your words. and are you sure you don't drink? [ laughter ] a college classmate of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh has said that he often saw kavanaugh, quote, "staggering from alcohol consumption." that's nothing. i saw him screaming and crying at a job interview while totally sober. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] at a campaign rally this weekend, president trump said he, qu "north korean leader kim jong-un." [ laughter ] well, that makes sense. 13 people in new york today were to rescue them. but on the bright side, they still didn't miss their train. [ laughter ] a company called posh pushers has begun selling fashionable hospital gown

if you haven't experienced michael meyers before your in for a shock. and cinema goes a once again prepared to pay good money to be scared out of the wits. but i can see the attraction. about the origins of the real tradition where they can well i mean it's been long been a tradition in the us with trick or treating for kids and stuff but actually it goes back to two thousand years to catch a celtic tradition and halloween comes from would have lows on the eve of hallows. all hallows which is the first november. ghosts appear and people used to put on the ghosts don't recognize them and when the first halloween film came out here in europe we didn't really know about this sort of american tradition but now it's really international i mean we can see the pictures here from a from a zoo in thailand believe in the kids are tricky in treating that dressing up they've made up in scary costumes and feeding the animals actually with painted which is interesting version of trick or treating because that's normally when kids go around the neighborhood and get sw

no, who is -- seth meyers --o your worst -- >> seth: you don't have to do that.because happened.ave already like, the audience at that point just you know -- >> they don't know who you are. [ laughter ] seth meyers. >> seth: yes. >> no. who is your worst guest so i er don't nvite them? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: well, that's a great question. at's a great question. and i'll tell you backstage. but i can tell you fo m someone sts a show like this, i'm smart enough not to say that name on air. >> you are. you are. i knew you would be smart enough. >> seth: yeah, you don't want to poison the well. you know. >> i know, i know. but i do -- i know, but the well, i've heard --e like, becave been asking other hosts. they're like, "oh it's horrible when you get some people." and i'm like, "oh, god, i'm dreading it." >> seth: you're great. because since you're a talker, the problem you have about es is that you have to do the talking. that's never going to be a problem. [ laughter ] >> i hope i get a lot of bad guests. >> seth: yeah. i think ultimately w

. >> ed meyer is a reporter for the akron beacon journal. he says the neighbors saw car keys on the dashboard and hannah's name written in two places. in a black eye for the department that lingers to this day, police came and ticketed the car but failed to make the connection. >> major, how could this car have sat there since wednesday and not be connected with ms. hill? >> well, i think that's entirely possible for a car to be parked for many days anywhere in the city. >> did somebody drop the ball here, captain? >> again, like i say, that's under investigation. >> was the investigation compromised horribly because of that delay? the condition of the body, the forensic results? >> very possible. it gave time for whoever did this to cover his tracks. >> who did do it? in the week after hannah had vanished, all the while her body in the trunk of her car undetected, the police were trying to make sense of her boyfriend, brad oborn. when detectives checked him out with hannah's family, they got an earful. >> hannah's family wasn't a fan of her

managing director michelle meyer. coming up, countdown to legalization.anadian candidates go live next week but will early investors ?nd the being big winners co-ceo bruce next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery ahn: this is bloomberg markets. amanda: well, there were a few winners amid the market route yesterday. perhaps interested in buying the canada producer, another case of investors gone cannabis crazy. over the past year, bloomberg intelligence competitive peers index, 80%. it is the subject of the latest cover of business week. for more, we're joined by co-ceo bruce, one of the first to the pot party. back when you couldn't get through the doors for one of the big banks here. you are being wined and dined by big tankers. the questions remain up around what will happen when we pull , actually getting product into the hands of people who want it. >> can run a newsfeed or a of people are lot curious. we will have big lineups. what will happen is they will buy the product and talk to friends about it and the next thing that will happen, that will go on for a

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?heers and applause ntastic t. in that case, let's get to the news, everybody. in a new interview yesterday, president trump said he plans to sign an executive order denying citizenship for babies born in the u.s. to noncitizen parents, despite birth right citizenship being listed as a constitutional right. well, you can't blame trump, he stopped reading the constitution after "we the people." [ light laughter ] we? we, that's too many characters. i can't keep track. [ light laughter ] according to "the new york times" president trump is facing a new lawsuit accusing him and his children of using the trump name to lure vulnerable people into scams such as a vitamin marketing enterprise. then again, if you let this guy sell you vitamins -- [ laughter ] you brought it on yourself. you brought it on yourself. [ cheers and applause ] special council robert mueller's office has asked the fbi to investigate reports that women were offered money to fabricate sexual harassment allegations again

i'm seth meyers. this is late night. how is everybody doing tonight?

. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers.

you're done. >> thank you. >> bob meyers. . >>> no more interviews with bob meyers. >> no. >> he's meano me. i'm going to talk to his boss about that. i'm joined by abc 7's mindi bach. we've been spoiled by how good the team yes, he shared a story. in 2010 he said he was sitting on his coach and joe lake of the motor stood on the court and said, i'm going to put several more up, pointing at the banner. he said, yeah, right. look how far they've come. there are only two teams that have more titles, the lakers ooand the celtics, it is really rare company. the warriors are in the position to do more. >> mindi should work for the cia. she has been doing digging about the unique ring reveal, the delivery system for the rings tonight. it will be different than anything we have seen. >> the one thing we know is a holl hologram is involved and things dropping from the y ssetion to ceiling, that's where the rings supposedly are coming from. >> diamonds from the ceiling, what could be better a 11:00. mindi, thanks. back to dan and ama. >> could we get some diamonds from our ceiling? >> i know, ri

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us [ cheers and app] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers.

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stay tuned for seth meyers. have a great night.] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers."l this ie night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump told reporters today that he gets along well with senator ted cruz saying,

. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers.ump last night held his fourth solo news conference since taking office.

we hear from bristol meyers tomorrow, but it looks like bristol meyers has fallen behind the rest group. however, merck still keeps getting stronger i am used to all of these form of stocks trading together eli lilly has become unstoppable not to mention its spin off. maybe bristol meyers will surprise me to the positive tomorrow, but if not this is all about poor execution boeing, keeps performing amazingly welling. which is why the stock roared today. even as the rest of the market got slammed again. terrible aerospace sometimes these divergences are hard to see. what you buy, worried by a slow down let alone a recession in terms of ex cushioecution. proctor took market sale even as it raised products for many products kimberly had the exact opposite. i think kimberly stock is kept aflu afloat by its dividend yield even this rotation, staples -- we now recognize how fabulous last quarter at pepsico really was. that's been my thesis despite all the happy talk by the president and the fed. about some companies are managing the tide better than others and when the tide stops, and i am ta

i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?ers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after former president obama delivered a speech on friday criticizing president trump, trump said that he tried to watch the speech but fell asleep. adding, quote, "i found he's very good, very good for sleeping." [ laughter ] i know, right? when he was president, we all slept so soundly. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just head on the pillow, eight hours. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders held her first press briefing today in almost three weeks. and you could tell she was a little rusty. because she almost answered a question. [ laughter ] forecasters predict that hurricane florence, which is on track to hit the east coast later this week, could be the most powerful storm to hit washington in three decades. well, the second most powerful. [ cheers and applause ] "sir, the storm is coming." "have you tried paying it off? [ laughter ] that works, for a little bit." [ laughter ] fam

this is "late night with seth meyers." how's everybody doing tonight? cheers and applause ] that is so fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. in her upcoming memoir, adult film star stormy daniels compares president trump's penis to the video game character toad from mario kart. [ laughter ] so, for once i'm going to say let's not take a closer look. [ laughter ] that's a joke about the news. you might be saying how dare you make a joke about a penis looking like a video game character. that's the [ bleep ] news right now. [ laughter ] it's the news! [ cheers and applause ] my head's not in the gutter, it's in the news, which is in the gutter. stormy daniels also claims in her memoir that president trump promised to make her a contestant on "the apprentice." it would have been the first ever case of someone being demoted from porn. [ laughter ] the president of poland visited the white house for the first time today and most likely the last. [ laughter ] "these all for eric and don jr., too." following an accusation of sexual assault, s