. >> michael stewart. but here's the crazy thing.hen the strangulation of radio raheem is based upon what the cops did to michael stewart at a train subway station. and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat. so much in fact that i called my editor, barry brown, and we put somethin' out on youtube - we intercut both strangulations. radio raheem which is fictional, which is based on fact, with the real life strangulation murder of eric gardner. >> and we as a nation watched that. >> the whole world watched it. and then look what happened. i don't think this is somethin' that's new. i just think that with social media because before the general newspaper, they're not... you know, they - they might not cover it. >> you look at, like you said, this movement. black lives matter. is it working? is it a true movement that can do something do you see it as? is this something that can actually make change? >> oh, it's making a lot of change. now, we give shout outs - much love to black lives matter in this film

. >> but that was based on nypd strangulation death of the graffiti artist michael stewart. make that up. >> trevor: would you say it was less prophesorial and more a case of history repeating itself? >> yeah, when i saw eric gardner, i definitely thought t was repeating itself. >> trevor: what was so different from do the right thing and "chi-raq" is almost the point of view that you've taken. obviously, do the right thing was set in a single day. >> hottest day in the summer. [ laughter ] dead start, do or die. >> trevor: samuel jackson. and he's back in this film. >> yes, he plays the narrator, the greek horse dolometes. >> trevor: this was brace opened a greek play. >> a greek play written in 411 b.c., called life estrada. she's tired of the war and gathers the women and they form a sex strike, and they want -- they're going to keep it locked up till the men stop warring. we took that premise and we moved it to present day chicago. chicago south side which is chicago right now is the murder and the mass capita of the united states of america. >> trevor: this is where on

also found michael stewart, his wife mary and the two sons, michael, allen and kevin were arrested. that is some list. kimberly: when it comes to shopping are you clueless or shameless jonathan: we break the list down with help of the christmas movie themes. kidd: final day of the season what holiday shopper are you? we thought we'd take a look at the famous christmas movie scenes to find out. are you the typical guy like griswald that waits until the last minute each year and no idea what to buy his wife? >> it wouldn't the christmas shopping center if the stores were less hooter -- hotter than they are. kidd: are buddy the elf who has no agenda going to the mall. you are just there for the experience. >> fruit trays? >> sure. ♪ ♪ kidd: or maybe you are the shoper that goes to the mall because it brings back memories of your childhood like the classic scene from "miracle on 34th street." you still see joy when you see everyone shopping. >> this seems like a quaint exercise. kidd: whatever shopper you are, in the final days of the holiday shopping season hope you're not this kind of

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tonight -- patrick stewart, presidential candidate, governor john kasich, michael irvin, music from george ezra, featuring the 8g band with stephen perkins. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great. let's get to the news. dr. ben carson defended his comments about muslims being unfit for the presidency, and believes sharia law is the central tenet of islam. while most people on facebook believe sharia law is a show about a black lady judge. [ laughter ] overruled! [ laughter ] wisconsin governor scott walker dropped out of the presidential race last night. and in related news, a tree fell in a forest. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the last polls before scott walker dropped out of the presidential race found the wisconsin governor was polling at one half of 1%. said bobby jindal, what's your secret? [ laughter ] pope francis began his tour of the united states today, and he kicked it off in style with a stop at his favorite restaurant, p

michael: macy's is recalling more than 120,000 martha stewart frying pans. rivet covers on the 8 and 10-inch pans can pop off, and literally fly across your kitchen. that's according to the consumer product safety commission. they say at least three people have received minor injuries from all this. if you have the frying pans, you should return them to macy's for credit. for you to give back this christmas. we're once again partnering with the greenville health system for the children's hospital virtual toy drive. you'll find a link on wyff4.com. you can give any dollar amount you can afford. every penny makes a difference. you can also donate other items that help in the care and treatment of children. michael: if you love the colors the sun brings to the sky when it sets, here is a gift for you. a google analyst spent around 40 hours taking 5,000 pictures. in the end, he created this night skies time-lapse. absolutely beautiful. he is in and's -- and astronomy enthusiast who took the photos through november. almost all the images are taken in the u.s, wit

new breadstick sandwiches, [ cheers and applause e >> seth: my thanks to patrick stewart, governor john kasich, michael irvin, george ezra. [ cheers and applause ] stephen perkins, and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow. >> carsoso i'm carson daly. this is "last call" from skylark in new york city. on tonight's show, ratatat debuts from the mayan, and climber and filmmaker jimmy chin is in our spotlight. but firsrs we turn "last call"l" over to philip winchester, the star of nbc's new drama series "the player." for more, here's tonight's "last call" spotlight. >> what was funny about vegas was, we didn't set anything up, we just had cameras in strategic locations.

now. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to patrick stewart, governor john kasich, michael irvin, george ezra. [ cheers andndpplause ] ephen perkins, and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow.

tonight -- patrick stewart, john kasich, nfl network analyst michael irvin, music from george ezra, featuring the 8g band with stephen perkins. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great. let's get to the news. dr. ben carson defended his comments about muslims being unfit for the presidency, and posted on facebook that he believes sharia law is the central tenet of islam. while most people on facebook believe sharia law is a show about a black lady judge. [ laughter ] overruled! [ laughter ] wisconsin governor scott walker dropped out of the presidential race last night.

we'll stewart that man again, donald trump. michael gerson, who's going to stop him?tions now that republicans are asking. one of them is, does donald trump's poll numbers translate into actual voters and caucus goers? >> especially in iowa. >> exactly. his voters traditionally don't vote very well. the other question is who will occupy the establishment lane in this election? because that's the one that's produced the candidates recently here. but right now there are at least four candidates who are contending for that -- marco rubio, christie and bush and kasich. all of which are -- three of those doing fairly well in new hampshire. the establishment needs one person to unite and solidify this kind of support if they're going to make a run against cruz and trump. >> and chris christie is really showing strength by sticking to new hampshire and he is really blocking rubio from gaining traction up there. >> yeah. i would argue two things. one, on the establishment front, fundamentally the establishment candidate isn't going to win if they label themselves "the establi

tonight -- patrick stewart, presidential candidate, governor john kasich, nfl network analyst michael irvin, music from george ezra,

tonight -- patrick stewart, presidential candidate, governor john kasich, nfl network analyst michael comments about muslims being unfit for the presidency, and posted on facebook that he believes sharia law is the central tenet of islam. while most people on facebook believe sharia law ish

michael: is this a little like potter stewart? i can't at the five for you? going to be able to get to where the fed is the next time? i think the fed is very transparent these days. get talks a lot and janet does it in her speeches and other governors especially the vice chair stan fisher talk a lot about how they see the economy. they will continue to do that and they will focus very heavily i think on what's happening in labor markets and what's happening to inflation. that is not a different thing. it's what the fomc always does. they never know exactly what's next few months and the economy and they certainly don't know now. scarlet: former fed vice chair, alice rivlin, joining us from the brookings institution. the distinction is how improved our fiscal situation is pretty to about the lack of fiscal drag down and austerity and that helps. michael: the drag is going away which may offset some of the stronger dollar impact. scarlet: if you are just joining this is our special, the fed decides come as we count down to the federal reserve decision at 2:00

meetings yesterday emmanuel stewart it gave the raiders a chance to break through horrible in the first half but the derrick that's what you to after rough start come through michaelig coil mac house is a longtime record and six and seven so breezy for plath spot raiders again six and seven we will see what happens there was a football game tonight new york giants miami so many great great plays miami dolphin hall of fame be honored still explain been eli o del there he goes 84 yds the giants have just gotten 246 catches hundred 61 yds their six and seven tied with washington he lied 27 of 31 tonight and reason untune been my son plays fantasy he as eli as quarterback still had hovered boards look like a lot of fun now retailers are reacting to reports of safety concerns because >> catherine: boards really big for christmas consumer product investigating reports of fires connected to these intense states amazon halting the sale of almost every model and brand reports again even burst into flames problems with the batteries unplugs major airlines also concerned started banning these from flights than machines don't have a great reputation for healthy stuff. once so

for seat 11, sara payan has applied and michael nolin and chase chambers applied for the seat and is eligible and also apothecareum person. then stewart rhoades. jesse stout, i thought was very impressive and also sahara schrader, nike nolin, stewart rhoades and chambers and ryan housing hudson. duncan would be a good addition for that seat. also alex i thought was impressive and also kelton finey and david hua. for seat 14 experience working on behalf of the business community, i like sabrina and david hua, as well as keltin finney. and then jacob cross i thought was also very improcessive and janet griggs. i would support john ballesteros for no. 15. for the two neighborhood associations seats i want to support tom mcelroy and barbara fugate. i also was impressed by brian wallace. for seat 18, i would support laura thomas and also support jesse stout and seat 19, terrance alan. for seat 20, i like mr. beckelman a lot and was imyou pressed. i was prepared for jim araby and would support jennifer garcia from ufcw and should continue seat 20. in terms of representing cannabis workers and organizing and ufcw is doing that. for 21 public

stewart. and he is the ohio governor, and a republican presidential candidate, john kasich joins us this evening. looking forward to talking to him. [ cheers and applause ] nfl network analyst michael irvin is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] one of the greatest of all-time. and we will have music from george ezra. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more "late night." it's going to be a good one. one, two, three, four, can i have a little more? five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, i love you sail the ship chop the tree skip the rope all together now all together now all together now all together now everything nike for everyone. kohl's. give the gift of the better network. save up to 50% on our hottest android smartphones like the samsung galaxy s6. get the best deals and the better network. dry spray? that's fun. it's already dry! no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. can i keep it? (laughs) all the care of dove... been a couple of a plus roommates, you know. i hate to do this right now because you guys have been cool with everything. but state farm's helping me be really smart with my money and i've got my own pad now. oh, no big deal. mom, dad, my

criticism from jon stewart, mitch mcconnell assured the legislation would be approved in the omni bus bill. carolyn maloney, john feel, a demolition supervisor at ground zero, dr. michael, director of the world trade center program at mt. sinai hospital in new york. congresswoman how does it look? do you believe that this will go through? one of your colleagues, pete king, saying yes this will work. this is going to happen. >> well, we have momentum and it's not over 'til it's over and the president signs it into law but it looks very good that the $8.1 billion health and compensation program will be part of the omnibus must pass bill, $3.5 billion for a permanent health care program which is so very important, the cancers are not going to go away. the men are sick. we need to be there for them, and then we have the rest of the money will be for the compensation program that will expire in 2021. >> is it enough? >> it is enough. it is what we agreed to. it's what we believe we need, and we would like permanent compensation but be back in five years for that but the heroes should not have to go home for the holidays without their health care and knowing that they have i

for seat 11, sara payan has applied and michael nolin and chase chambers applied for the seat and is eligible and also apothecareum person. then stewart rhoades. jesse stout, i thought was very impressive and also sahara schrader, nike nolin, stewart rhoades and chambers and ryan housing hudson. duncan would be a good addition for that seat. also alex i thought was impressive and also kelton finey and david hua. for seat 14 experience working on behalf of the business community, i like sabrina and david hua, as well as keltin finney. and then jacob cross i thought was also very improcessive and janet griggs. i would support john ballesteros for no. 15. for the two neighborhood associations seats i want to support tom mcelroy and barbara fugate. i also was impressed by brian wallace. for seat 18, i would support laura thomas and also support jesse stout and seat 19, terrance alan. for seat 20, i like mr. beckelman a lot and was imyou pressed. i was prepared for jim araby and would support jennifer garcia from ufcw and should continue seat 20. in terms of representing cannabis workers and organizing and ufcw is doing that. for 21 public

also, martha stewart, who is not the person of the year, is going to be here with projects to help light up your holidays as we get started on a wednesday morning here on "today." >> michael says thank you. all right. see you soon. michael said have a good show. >>> up next, chris is going to tell us when some sprinkles could be headed our way. >> i'm sorry. discover unexpected treasures, pfor the people who least expect it. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >>> now to breaking news just moments ago suffolk county's former police chief turned himself in to authorities. >> "today in new york's" katherine creag is in melville >> reporter: we have new video just into the newsroom here at the fbi offices. we saw james burke just minutes ago at his surrender flanked by fbi agents. he was in handcuffs, led into the fbi building. sources familiar with the case tell news 4 this is in connection with a 2012 arrest of christopher loeb. loeb's photo, we want to show you, he was charged with breaking into burke's department-issued ammunition and other items. loeb says he was beaten by a dozen officers following his arrest. burke, b

for seat 11, sara payan has applied and michael nolin and chase chambers applied for the seat and is eligible and also apothecareum person. then stewart rhoades. jesse stout, i thought was very impressive and also sahara schrader, nike nolin, stewart rhoades and chambers and ryan housing hudson. duncan would be a good addition for that seat. also alex i thought was impressive and also kelton finey and david hua. for seat 14 experience working on behalf of the business community, i like sabrina and david hua, as well as keltin finney. and then jacob cross i thought was also very improcessive and janet griggs. i would support john ballesteros for no. 15. for the two neighborhood associations seats i want to support tom mcelroy and barbara fugate. i also was impressed by brian wallace. for seat 18, i would support laura thomas and also support jesse stout and seat 19, terrance alan. for seat 20, i like mr. beckelman a lot and was imyou pressed. i was prepared for jim araby and would support jennifer garcia from ufcw and should continue seat 20. in terms of representing cannabis workers and organizing and ufcw is doing that. for 21 public