one of the women jane minor freed was phoebe jackson. and her deed is reproduced here, gaining her freedom in july of 1840 with jane minor's help. and we also have a medical account book that phoebe jackson kept. phoebe jackson herself was a nurse and we expect jane minor taught her the craft of nursing. it is a remarkable story and they passed on some kind of apprenticeship. we have phoebe jackson's account book in which she lists the various treatments she provided and how they were paid for. and like jane minor, phoebe jackson performed typical practices of the day, also preparing bodies for the dead and tending to the sick. the story is also an important reminder that there were many freed blacks in virginia during the antebellum period. there were particularly vibrant communities of free people of color in the larger cities. that said, even though they were free, they still faced widespread racial discrimination because of the color of their skin. we are going to explore a couple of other stories in this section. stories of rebellio

phoebe waller-bridge is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause how great is that?n award-winning writer whose debut novel, "the water dancer" is available now ta-nehisi coates is back [ cheers and applause always so happy to see him and he is a fantastic comedian whose new hbo stand-up special, "gary gulman: the great depresh" is available this weekend. gary gulman is back joining us [ cheers and applause so, we got a great show for you guys before we get to that, a canadian woman was hiking in the woods recently when a wild cougar started stalking her. so she did the only thing that made sense she scared it away by playing metallica on her phone [ light laughter ] which brings us to a segment away call "the kind of story we need right now." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: this is dee gallant dee was hiking in the woods near her home in british columbia when something didn't feel quite right. as she put it -- >> i just suddenly felt like something was watching me. >> seth: so she turned around slowly and saw just 50 feet away from her a cougar standing perfectly s

tonight -- phoebe waller-bridge writer ta-nehisi coates, comedian gary gulman featuring the 8g band withayorga. ♪ [ cheers and alause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news sources confirmed yesterday that secretary of state mike pompeo was on president trump's controversial phone call with the president of ukraine

the japanese phoebe kong is funding the story for us phoebe tell us exactly where you were on what's happening around you in hong kong. i'm now standing by to hong kong government headquarters at the heart of the hong kong business district as you have seen behind me there are people flooding to the government headquarters to protest against the anti moscow law so i'm actually quite a number of posts has things i was already an attorney always expected to grow. when night falls and many of them come here after work and some of them they burn national flags and they paint many slogans along along the way and actually we have seen the slogans actually people are chanting hong kong us to show there was distance to these. tell us more about the reaction to this. emergency law which visibly allows the government to take any measure it wants to control the protests. well we have talked to a number of protesters after the announcement of these unprecedented law in hong kong and some of the protesters told me that these may deter some of the relatively minor or protesters from taking to the

and that interview with phoebe was recorded just a short while ago turning now to the u.k. where the british prime minister has presented new proposals for a break said deaves ahead of a crucial summit with the e.u. on 17 if brussels decides to support the plan the u.k. can then leave the european union with an agreement at the end of this month boris johnson has faced fundamental to outline his plan for the 1st time this afternoon on the 2nd listen to what he had to say. this government's objective has always be to be with you these constructive and reasonable proposals show well seriousness of purpose they do not deliver everything we would have wished they do represent a compromise but to remain a prisoner of existing positions is to become a cruise. rather than break through. so that's prime minister abbas johnson talking just a short while ago and joining me now is brussels beer she's max hoffman and in london by a shot of pots welcome to you bush out of if we start with you we just heard from prime minister johnson who says he saw the biggest sticking point in this pr

starting with phoebe >> seth: phoebe waller-bridge -- >> "fleabag. >> seth: from "fleabag."eting her. we actually -- it was like a grab, photographic evidence of you meeting phoebe waller-bridge >> can i have that >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i also want to show how you -- how handsome you are and how beautiful mary looked. >> mary! [ cheers and applause look at my wife. look at her. >> seth: so phoebe >> yeah. >> seth: who else were you excited to see >> jodie >> seth: jodie comer from "killing eve." great. >> really one of - >> seth: yeah. >> the best performances - >> seth: really outstanding. and i will say, the night -- the emmys itself can get a little long but genuinely -- >> yeah. >> seth: the nicest thing about it is when you get to see people you've never met - >> yeah. >> seth: and go over and genuinely say -- >> summer camp for actors. >> seth: yeah. >> a little small one. >> seth: and just say. "you were great in that. >> yeah. >> seth: which is -- and i'm sure - >> "schitt's creek." >> seth: "schitt's creek." >> i know you just played off -- >> seth: yeah. >> a

. >>> hi, i'm phoebe and i'm hosting saturday night live this week with musical guest taylor swift. > in it, like a randy -- did you write it's too british, isn't it he adjust a little bit, yeah >> tomorrow night snl is live coast to coast with host flea bag creator phoebe waller bridge and musical guest taylor swift going to be another great one. don't want to miss that. >> too british i didn't get what taylor was trying to say. >>> this week taco deals are on friday today is national taco day we have free and discounted taco deals for you. national taco day gift set includes four tacos for 5 bucks. del taco is giving a free taco when you download their app. el pollo oklahoma owe is buy one feed many promotion. they will donate one taco to the homeless, which is perfect because today is also national do something nice day. so when you combine them both, that's a perfect friday right there. >> i think so, exactly if you can g just doa od one good on any day of the week. >>> all right. doritos are bringing the heat this fall. the screaming sriracha flavor, the famous hot sauce kick. do

every year you get a british thing, last year it was fleabag, and we know that phoebe waller—bridge isn deal. similarly, this one, killing eve, jodie comer won an emmy award, she is destined for huge things, as is olivia colman, as is phoebe waller—bridge, increasing attention from the big guns, everyone thought british television would be swallowed up because of netflix and amazon, apple coming on, disney... homogenous... netflix and amazon, apple coming on, disney... homogenous. .. what netflix and amazon, apple coming on, disney... homogenous... what will happen, as well as that happening, and it being slightly threatening and it being slightly threatening and universal and therefore dumbing down, is what they do want is british talent and jodie comer is leading the charge. television, television and film in this country are blooming at the minute, hugely talented people, notjust actors and actresses but cinematographers, directors, technicians. production ci’ew directors, technicians. production crew at my flat at the moment, they had a role, i was in form. that is all really good

. >> and many of them do but thanks to sophie and phoebe narone, that wasn't the case for nguyen. >>ural vietnam get a better education because those girls could have been them. >> me and silvi had the opportunity to be adopted and come to the united states and have like an education if i didn't get adopted, i would probably be in that place right now. >> in 2012, along with their mom, sarah, sophie and phoebe returned to their native vietnam and founded the rock paper scissors fund, with two set of helped girls get to school more safely and quickly. >> something as simple as a bike can change everything for a young girl. >> it's something small that makes a big difference in their lives. >> a difference that has helped more than 1,500 girls stay in school >> what does it feel like being on the giving end of such an important gift >> it's really fun because you get to see how happy, like, a bike can make them they can use it and their sister or brother, or their parents can use it too. >> it's a gift that keeps giving each new bike can help a family make ends meet and help a young gi

murray in vic mn phoebe agrees with the film's assessment. if i start if we want to tackle the problem of particulates matter we need to see fewer wood burning stoves less livestock farming or cut in emissions from livestock farming less ammonia that would be ideas that would reduce so-called secondary particulates matter and would really bring relief to a large part of the population and we could meet the stricter threshold values. that would significantly reduce particulate matter pollution across germany and not just in large cities. as gideon is no doubt this is not just about guaranteeing every person's right to clean air. it's also about making clean air economically viable people call in sick to work they have chronic diseases none of that is factored into the equation instead short term economic interests are given precedence without a real evaluation of the health liabilities and their related costs see and. the problem of ambient particulate matter at michoud by wood stoves and agriculture is compounded in cities by traffic. particu

it's a lot quieter since liam and phoebe aren't here, but...since beth left. >> ridge: well, i wouldike to move in with you and kelly and...spend some time, just for a little while. >> steffy: and brooke's okay with that? >> ridge: yeah. we agreed it might be--

>> well, i had to go in on my own which was terrifying but then i saw jodie comer and phoebe waller-bridgeeabag. "killing eve." [ cheers and applause >> i know. >> seth: yeah. >> well, this is the thing, so i'd only seen "killing eve." and i -- i mean, jodie is such a remarkable human being so i kind of immediately pounced on them. and they took me under their wing they were very kind. and we went for drinks and stuff. but then, unlike everyone else in the country, i hadn't seen "fleabag" yet. >> seth: right >> i hadn't watched it two years later than everyone else, later, and was so mortified that i hadn't been, like, cooler around phoebe >> seth: right [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: you found out later that clark kent was superman >> i did yes. >> seth: you're like, "oh. i just thought he was a reporter." >> i should have acted very differently. and don't try ans be funny around people like that. like, just - >> seth: oh, right, you didn't realize you were dealing with that >> yes stay in your lane. >> seth: i'm sure it was fine. >> yeah. >> seth: i'm sure you did absolutely fine.

applause the one where marcel the monkey gets me too'd. [ laughter ] the one where everyone finds out phoebeccinated [ laughter ] the one where chandler bing changes his name to chandler google [ laughter ] the one where phoebe accidentally qualifies for the democratic debate. [ laughter ] the one where ross grows a man bun. [ laughter ] the one where there's a blackout so they all stay in and try fentanyl [ laughter ] the one where ross accidentally tweets a [ bleep ] pic [ laughter ] and finally, the one where they suddenly have to pay an appropriate rent for their apartment. [ laughter ] this has been "friends" episodes for 2019 [ cheers and applause in an effort to improve its reputation, spirit airlines yesterday unveiled new seats that will be available to customers in november. and i think it will help because the new seats are on united airlines [ laughter ] that's right spirit airlines has unveiled new seats that will be unveiled in november in the meantime, passengers are advised to hang on to the straps [ laughter ] apple, today held an event to unveil the iphone 11 which will com

yeah, i think that the way that monica thinks'she skyac w, i think that's how you think that you're phoebet i don't know that it's all the way there. >>> celebrities are just like us. >> including 55-year-old supermodel elle mcpherson, who's just revealed her latest key to on>> tdy yeah, who can't relate this? in an instagram post she says flat stomach is due to lymphatir o ai s that's what it is. in case you're asking what that is, it's a type of massage treatmenthat's said to speed up the removal of wastes and toxi. okay. >> all right, if it works, it >> it enokedtr numicp,e. w hat ted out a video of a meme of with joe biden, his son hu t viol, tweet went viral beforeh ation. but in the meantime this song "photograph," it earned nearly 800,000 new streams, which is a >> "photograph" hit number one >> oh, man, getting old. >>> speaking of a spike in ere was a bit of apopulathrity, coup over the weekend at the box >> so "joker" actually b ke some box office records as the highest-grossing opening in the history of october openings. it took in a record $93.5 million. >> while "joker" shatte

these still are dinosaurs of their primitive and phoebe and that lived in the leg during the war or sister really an epic and this was a young. and that's what's particularly interesting with the skeleton is that it still has its last excrement in its pelvis. or fossilized feces preserved with the skeleton well that's tells us something about the circumstances under which this animal died. to slip through. the slot open he would enjoy getting buried in a lake by a mud flood because. it's also possible to analyze what happened in that lake afterwards. this creature may be floating on the surface for a while he didn't skin burst. we have some examples of that happening because of the heat and gas in the intestines caused the skin to split. and did in this case the skin burst in the spine came out. of your claws and almost in. the tetrapods living in the bone marker cyc near tom de time it's probably also fell victim to a mudslide 285000000 years ago a flood caused by heavy rainfall in the range it was then close to the equator periods of drought alternated with monsoon rains back then now 2

immigration quotas the debates began in the national assembly launched by prime minister and while phoebe. system based on jobs and skills is an option under consideration . thank you for being with us this tension along the turkey syria border after united states began to pull out its troops it clears the way for military action by turkey against the syrian kurds. turkey says t this is necessary t to enforce the safe zone with a ton of syrian refugees the syrian kurds have a different take on all of this they say they've been stabbed inin the back by donald trump. syririan kurds worked a alongsie us troops to defeat the i islamc stee group in northeast syria trump meanwhile tweeted that he'd obliterate. turkey's economy if it overstepped. there are lots of angles of this story will bring it in just a more to mark course in anchorage trying to sortrt it ot for us. just a good evening to you tell us about what is likely to happen when turkey. as we expect goes into syria. i expectct a ragining batattle. cd sisit thihis w weekend but theyl be a all out war you startrt freights. along the en

effect at midnight so very likely that there will be a serious confrontation with the police riot phoebe kong in hong kong thank you very much for the update on the tense situation there. that now being some other stories making news around the wind in iraq antigovernment protests as a defined curfews back on the streets dozens of people have been killed in truthiness of clashes between protesters and police firing live bullets the prime minister has said he addressed the demands of protests as you are angry it's high unemployment corruption and the lack of basic services. ecuador's president has declared a state of emergency on thursday after violent street protests over the government's decision to end fuel subsidies demonstrators clashed with police 5 transport workers blocked the streets in major cities around the country at least 19 people were arrested in the clashes it's the last unrest ecuador has seen in the. in france a police employed with a knife killed 4 colleagues at a paris as police headquarters on thursday he was then shot and killed by another officer the motive of the

assorting he could face up to 10 yes in prison now for more on that list i'm joined by our correspondent phoebe kong she is in hong kong for the 1st 4 tell us what's going on in hong kong today. well tension is not cooling down after the biggest protests on the chinese national stuff august demonstrations continue on weekdays during which days we can show me and there are also expected spontaneous assemblies happening later tonight people are so outraged to us the gunshot incidents happening today it's a go and so moch clash expected to go up but meanwhile the hunger government is not backing down but instead of very likely to take a hard not harder approach and harder line to suppress to which the rest. in fact the hong kong fishes have ordered new measures including an emergency law to ban face masks protest does go down with the demonstrators. go on into various reports hong kong top leave that chief executive kerry lamb is going to chair a special meeting with a top advisor before tomorrow to discuss about their new law so. the government may suggest to impose a new law to ban oh * i anyone

politicians are focused on road traffic as the main source of pollution bought marion victim and phoebe exists elsewhere. would fuel heating systems are significant factor in air pollution especially out in barrel areas and fun if you drive through village you'll see stacks of wood everywhere people use them to light a cozy evening fire but most don't have an exhaust filter and everything that's burned inside goes straight up through the chimney and out into the air and that's what we prefer. emissions of pm $2.00 particularly matter from wood stoves has risen in germany in recent years while the share from automobile engines has dropped since 2008 would fuel started to have a mission more particulate matter than engines would combustion now generates ball most as much atmospheric pollution as traffic comprising engine exhaust as well as tires and brakes where. the reason more and more people like the schimmel family are eating with wood because it's considered a carbon neutral fuel but particulate matter from wood burning stoves is as much a health hazard as diesel sort chimney sweeps

there were unbelievable debates and conferences so that influenced me more phoebe how i deal with clerks how i work with my colleagues. we don't debate that much. like the seventh circuit we pre- assign opinions if that ends up in dissent they don't write the majority but that means we have a lot of communication about scone one - - cases before argument so there's less room to talk. the california supreme court does it the ninth circuit does a you can see competing arguments on both sides but what ends up happening is we put a premium with a bench memo our draft opinion goes back and forth and then by then most have a sense a base of what their colleagues think so that means we have shorter conferences which again i can see both sides. probably not the approach i would have developed on my own but i have seen the virtues of it. that means arguments are unbelievable because everybody is really prepared and ask questions that mattered that doesn't happen at the supreme court. they do not circulate bench memos to other chambers much less opinions so that is a striking difference. >> both o

"saturday night live" on text revealed, this week's ukraine story, phoebe waller-bridge with an upcomingmusical guest named taylor swift. >>> professional wrestling icon hosted "saturday night live" a few years back. a 16-time wwe champion whose signature move is the attitude adjustment. s cena is the face of wrestling and a motto to never give up. he has a movie career and he writes best selling children's book for those kids who love them about a family of monster trucks. john and i sat down for a sunday sit-down. >> reporter: outside the ring, john cena is a gentleman and kind and generous with all those muscles hidden. >> i feel like you dress well and you are a two or three piece suit. >> i show up looking like i am going to trade badges. sorry. >> cena's new children book "elbow greece verses motozilla" focuses on perseverance. >> it starts with wwe, all these young kids were drawn to the philosophy of never giving up. i chose a family of monster trucks because i grew up with four brothers, we each have our distinct personality of like one being super intelligent and one being supe

the carter center tweeted this morning, he has been admitted to phoebe sumter medical center for observation and treatment of a minor pelvic fracture. he is in good spirits and looks forward to recovering at home. the 95-year-old, the longest-living ex-president, took a fall earlier this month. he told me that no injury could keep him from the organization he's dedicated much of his post-presidency to, habitat for humanity. mr. president, i've known you a long time, we've known each other, i've seen you all over the world. you're now working with a black eye, you've had 14 stitches, you've had brain cancer, a broken hip, i'm told other issues over the years. how do you do it? you turn 95, just a couple of weeks ago. what is your secret? >> well, the secret is the rush i get from habitat. i'm not exaggerating on that. we've been doing it for a long time. we've had ups and downs on occasion but we've always been able to put habitat first. so no matter what kind of challenges we face, we go sometimes overseas, sometimes to very difficult places in the united states. and the volunteers that go w

how did that go through richard when one of them from on 1st appeared on 60 minutes back in 2018 phoebe death of norah o'donnell themed rather impressed with his ideas this time around she was much more forceful did you order . absolutely not you know this was a heinous crime like those but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government it's a pretty weak response because mohamed been fun man is the saudi government and the killing of a high profile fits them on foreign soil would never have been carried out with i have faith all right but he was just one target of riyadh's campaign against internal dissent he was a journalist had that platform in the washington post his story was always going to get a lot of coverage but c.b.s. also asked about female dissidents in saudi arabia who have also spent time in prison how did n.b.s. deal with that so the question was about new general how to lulu who story is one we him much less about she's a women's rights activist who was kidnapped from the u.a.e. ba

how did that go through richard when one of them from on 1st appeared on 60 minutes back in 2018 phoebe death of norah o'donnell themed rather impressed with his ideas this time around she was much more forceful did you order . absolutely not you know this was a heinous crime like those but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government it's a pretty weak response because mohamed been fun man is the saudi government and the killing of a high profile citizen on foreign soil would never have been carried out without his faith all right but he was just one target of riyadh's campaign against internal dissent he was a journalist had that platform in the washington post his story was always going to get a lot of coverage but c.b.s. also asked about female dissidents in saudi arabia who have also spent time in prison how did n.b.s. deal with that so the question was about janet huff lulu who story is one we have much less about she's a women's rights activist who was kidnapped from the u.a.e. back in mar

tonight -- phoebe waller-bridge writer ta-nehisi coates, comedian gary gulman featuring the 8g band withhat secretary of state mike pompeo was on president trump's controversial phone call with the president of ukraine said trump, "oh, is that who kept yellinghu

. >> seth: phoebe waller-bridge was a royal.as great >> seth: -- new husband, thunderstick >> that's right. >> seth: and people might not know this. but this studio is obviously empty on the weekends. >> yeah, because you work monday through -- >> seth: thursday. >> should we tell people that? >> seth: yeah, go for it >> if they - >> seth: and so you work right down them all -- >> so you give us the gracious out of your heart to let us shoot on your studio >> seth: nobody ever asks. you just come here on -- yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: uninvited >> you're very kind. >> seth: people come and, you know, and the only thing i ask is, like, respect the desk you know what i mean >> i feel you. the desk - >> seth: you get that. >> yeah. this is like - >> seth: is my home. >> for sure. you have a - >> seth: without the desk i'm nothing. >> you have fought to establish this >> seth: yes >> yes >> seth: and you were filming in this studio. >> i was >> seth: and you sent me a oto. >> well, i wanted you to know that we were here. >> seth: yeah.

how did that go through richard when one of them from on 1st appeared on 60 minutes back in 2018 phoebe death of norah o'donnell themed rather impressed with his ideas this time around she was much more forceful did you order. absolutely not you know this was a heinous crime like those but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government is a pretty weak response because mohamed been fun man is the saudi government and a killing of a high profile citizen on foreign soil would never have been carried out with i have faith all right but he was just one target of riyadh's campaign against internal dissent he was a journalist had that platform in the washington post his story was always going to get a lot of coverage but c.b.s. also asked about female dissidents in saudi arabia who have also spent time in prison how did n.b.s. deal with that so the question was about a new general how to rule story is when we have much less about she's a women's rights activist who was kidnapped from the u.a.e. back in m

i got to work with phoebe wallenberg who did some of the writing.the last season of "mr. robot" and congrats on everything come back when you win your next award. >> i will be back. i don't know about the next >>> 8:26 right now, could a second crossing be coming for the sub way. how are they going to pay for it? it shows where a second crossing might go in relation to the redline tube now sits. the green line might also have a crossing for the train. they are talking about raising $100 billion every several decades. want to check the roads right now to see how things are crossing around there. >> yeah, i hope they get parking lots to go along with the additional trains. it was a ploarking lot here. the northbound 101, going up just north they have a crash at woodside. that will mean slowing off of the dumbarton bridge. it cleared about 20 minutes ago. a good recovery back to your normal commute. the south bay still slow and pushing toward the rest of the silicon valley. getting toward the bay bridge no real problems, just the build, of course, waln

normally is that what phoebe. it was is a little. wish granted outlines. the whole of it to look into the coal for my friend let some one to the commanders to have the field. i fish for them small of color model. and give a newer word assessment evenly. and he just picked up them hope of a little bit of solution literally looked. so as i couldn't come up in the continuum with up i've been a continuous stand up. my you are both i'm sitting there going to leg. test the amount. my moneta finale last year. now the beast looks a little thin and i've been a set. up with it all along. i am in a little while that having been. installed on a lan the thing was a little. higher as i'm wadala lovers are not only a mother so i want to. go to our mongrel. public place you haven't. been so far from. cancun or mama. my. nerves. you know how many years on it's an example of hey not. good bye and existing. oh i'm just trying to. channel one. so this. i know that little. joan had jogged my body young fans knew that they didn't. this is all assault. that show fear because it