meyers. >> seth: good evening. seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that's fantastic in that case, let's get to the news federal prosecutors yesterday, recommended that former trump adviser, roger stone, be sentenced to seven to nine years in prison for lying to congress. then today, the department of justice issued a statement calling for much less prison time for stone and trump said that he had the department what to do. then all four prosecutors in the stone case resigned in protest and then, trump called for the military to pursue legal action against lieutenant colonel alexander vindman for testifying against him in the impeachment trial. and senate republicans blocked three bills to prevent foreign interference in our elections. and lindsey graham and don junior showed up on "fox news" in matching trump merch. [ light laughter ] i guess what i'm telling you is, by this time tomorrow we might be a cooking show. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause multiple feder

meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers.his is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that's great to hear in that case, let's get to the news last night's democratic debate aired exclusively on cbs and included all of your cbs favorites including "survivor," "blue bloods," and of course, "young sheldon." [ laughter ] democrats held their latest primary debate last night. and i have to say it was really jarring to see difference between bloomberg in the debate and bloomberg in every ad break. [ laughter ] it was -- like when you see the tv version of a cheeseburger from a fast food commercial. and then you go there. and you get one. and it looks like this [ laughter ] that's debate bloomberg right there. and this -- this is debate bloomberg after elizabeth warren got ahold of him. [ laughter ] during last night's -- [ cheers and applause during last night's debate every candidate was asked to share their personal motto for example, amy klobuchar's was "politics is about improving people's lives and

>> seth: what? oops. >> seth: but you have watched television as well >> i've watched so much "top chef." i've never seen -- i've never watched "top chef" until this moment it's become like a true binky after a certain point of night i've literally -- i've googled so many times at like 2:00 in the morning, "are gail and padma friends? >> seth: and are they? for those who don't have time to google >> i -- you know, i haven't found any conspiracy theories. i mean, again, like us, the chem >> seth: it would be hard find >> it would be -- yeah, it would be hard for it to be fake. but like, i'm -- i -- just like any time they interact, like any comment across the judges' table, i literally start blushing i like -- i'm wildly in love with them. >> seth: someone -- you know, it obviously hurts me to say this, but someone that you have maybe even better chemistry with than you have with me is with kate berlant >> thank you thank you. >> seth: and i'm willing to take a second position to her but what -- you

- >> seth: whoa!s wildly impressive for her first knitting endeavor. >> i'd say so. and, yeah, so we had this hanging from the ceiling and i think we're doing what we can, seth. >> seth: you know what, i will tell you that as much as i love that big old whale at the history museum, i'm always a little worried it's going to fall down and kill me. and i did not feel that way about jen's. i know that you're working, which is very exciting you're working on a new show, which, historically, you have always finished a show, you have filmed it, it has been available to watch and by the time i tell you it's good, i know that you're already working on your next thing and you are working on a show about getting older. do your fans correctly guess your age >> never >> seth: yeah. where do they err on what side do they err on [ laughter ] >> what they do with me, i turned 42 this weekend and, yeah. but i'm a hard 42. i'm a 42 where people say, "i thought you were 52. and i'm, like, oh, thanks for adding a decade

. >> seth: yeah.n, some classic well known great actors like we mentionedoi steve buscemi is outstanding bill burr was fantastic. one of my favorite standups and he is just a great actor is this someone you had always wanted to play that part >> bill burr is a hero of mine and i think he's the greatest standup comic ever so like judd and i were just like, "if there's any way we can get him to do -- he was another guy we were like, "i hope we can get him to do this." you know because he's so great. and it was a dream come true getting to work with him he destroyed it. >> seth: he was wonderful. and it's really fun to watch, you know, someone you know as a standup just hold their own, you know, in scenes with someone like marisa tomei. and i should also note i felt the same way about you you and bill are two people i know, sort of, uniquely from watching you be versions of yourself it was really fun to watch this movie and sort of forget you were pete. it was great i mean, did you feel -- is the burden

and now, seth meyers >> seth: hey, everyone welcome back to the attic.e had our one-thousandth show last week, and let's just say after we taped, we raged we had everybody up here me, the wasps, the wall squirrels. not the weight of the world, more like the weight of my uncut hair piling up on top my head. and, again, i'm on the fence cut it or grow it out to the length of james spader's character steff mckee in the film, "pretty in pink. oh, man. i mean, to have that confidence, hand in pocket, leaning up against a red sports car one day. who knows, one day let's get to the news. president trump's birthday was yesterday. so let me be the first to say -- ♪ happy 104th? after he was recorded uneasily walking down a ramp at the u.s academy over the weekend, president trump defended himself on twitter and said he ran down the final stretch incline. but i'll let you guys be the judge. ♪ whoa is that president trump or the flash? slow down usain bolt that's not running, bud. that's what you do when you realize someone's holding the door for you and you're sti

you didn't >> seth: yeah. >> you didn't tell them it would be this bad, did you, seth >> seth: no.ah. i knew it was going to be some tomfoolery and, you know, shenanigans. >> seth: oh, my god. we're so passed -- like, shenanigans are so far - >> give us some hijinks! give us some hijinks i was like, "we're going to have some hijinks." >> seth: oh, what i wouldn't give for some hijinks right now. >> i thought we was going to have some hijinks. but i never thought it was going to be -- >> seth: no. >> -- world ending >> seth: no. well, here's -- you know, i hopefully, cause i think we can get -- we can at least maybe get some tomfoolery out of president joe biden. that would just be good. >> oh. >> seth: that would be a nice problem to have. >> he's going to be full of tomfoolery >> seth: some malaprops. some malapropism oh >> yeah. >> seth: that would be great >> yes [ laughter ] >> seth: thanks for being with us, wanda. >> thanks, seth. ♪ ♪ you this quarter. cool? drop the taco. get in the car. does this sentra feel like a compromise to you? wait, what...? the handling is good, rig

everybody hello, seth.or. >> seth: i continue to be so jealous of a choice you made early on, which was to do your show in just front of a white background >> that's right, that's right. don't let people into your life. and also, also i am willing to bet a great deal of money that that flower arrangement is not of your choosing that has your wife's style written all over it. >> seth: this is day one of the flower arrangement it took her -- it took her a full two weeks to watch anything that we had done on the television show. >> that sounds about right, yep. >> seth: yeah, and so, she was aghast two weeks into our remote shows to see how poorly dressed the set was. [ laughter ] >> that's right. how you look, how you're making your house look, collectively. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, that's why i just go with black you can't argue with nothing >> seth: no, and was it born out of -- was it born out of necessity or choice? >> well, first we were -- the week that everyone started closing, we ended up in a studio i

man, it's crazy out there, seth. >> seth: it's crazy.are that with us and i want to thank you. i also want to ask what you -- you know, because it's our 1,000th show -- oh, that's beautiful that's a beautiful dress can you tell me, is that -- did you -- have you worn -- where have you worn that >> this was from when you hosted "the golden globes." >> seth: oh. >> yay >> seth: oh, so beautiful. how many more gowns do you have since you and i met. >> i am not out seth i have plenty. i have some i haven't worn yet i just love gowns. >> seth: what do you miss the most -- what do you miss the most about the office? >> about the office? being with all of our goofy friends. >> seth: yeah. >> i miss these people they're fun. and we have little game nights >> seth: there are also nights where you will make margaritas for everybody. >> oh, yeah. that's my favorite thing to do at the office is make office margaritas >> seth: and can you tell everybody who's watching at home why i'm unable join you for office margaritas? >> because office margaritas

>> seth: yeah. sorry.to amber >> amber's too weary to talk to anyone but she did ask me to relay this message to anyone trying to reach her. and that's how you ally. >> seth: that's how you do it. we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ ♪ family, singing in the kitchen ♪ ♪ family, running through the yard ♪ ♪ family, all four seasons ♪ family, well bless your heart ♪ ♪ family, all in this together ♪ ♪ family, we're taking a chance ♪ ♪ family, like birds of a feather ♪ ♪ family, kick off your shoes and dance ♪ ♪ family, like birds of a feather ♪ ♪ family, kick off your shoes and dance ♪ itchy? scratchy? family not get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. use yogurt or milk to soothe your skin or you could use schick hydro silk with hypoallergenic serum for the smooth shave we all deserve. schick hydro silk how fast does dove men dry spray actually dry? for the smooth shave we all deserve. dry spray dries in an instant l

>> seth: i'm good.ving during quarantine >> seth: yeah. >> i've really -- i think i've really hit my stride if somebody tells me i have to stay in, i'm like, "okay, for how long?" the first two weeks were a little bit like spring breaky. >> seth: yeah. >> like, i got a little bit carried away >> seth: uh-huh. >> i'd wake up and just, like, take an edible at 9:00 a.m. and then - >> seth: sure. >> and then the day was just never going to go anywhere so after two weeks of that nonsense, i was like, "okay, i've got to get my act together." i started having more zooms and i had to start being presentable. so, it all shook itself out. >> seth: you look very presentable now. so you've definitely rounded into a presentable shape you did have family -- you had family with you? >> i did my sister invaded my house with her three adult children and their two annoying dogs. and i said, "come on down. they were in san francisco and so they moved in so i had like a full family living in my house so i got to see my hou

chat and music from featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyoneoing tonight? true story, my hair is getting so long i'm trying to decide if i should cut it or just go full james spader in "pretty in pink." oh, man, look at that guy. what a feathery delight. not a care in the world. he'd never be caught dead spending his summer telling jokes behind a desk while he listen to squirrels bang through the thin attic walls you know what? i might go for it. i might go for it, guys. let's get to the news. president trump tweeted this morning, quote, "buffalo protester shoved by police could be an antifa provocateur 75 year-old martin gugino was pushed away after appearing to scan police communications in order to black out the equipment. i watched. he fell harder than was pushed was aiming scanner could be a setup?" oh, my god what's wrong with you? you tweeted that that's not for twitter that kind of insanity clearly belongs on facebook. you know what this means for the next few days all 52 republican senators are going to be hiding in trump's bunker. "oh

yes >> seth: house shows >> which is better than nothing. >> seth: do you enjoy those?tremely skeptical at first, and then when we started doing it, i started, like, complaining and being miserable and stressed, like you know, like a show would be. >> seth: uh-huh. >> it kind of made me think about other things, you know it kind of took my mind off of the world going insane so, i love doing it. and then i saw aidy in theet, l not even - maybe like a w i just bumped into her on the street, her and connor, and we were like, i was so excited. like, you know, we were like two dogs in the park, just like, circle each other because you just love seeing a different person, animal i was pumped, man. but yeah, doing this show, it made me remember seeing her -- seeing her in the street made me remember that i literally haven't seen these guys in, like, three months >> seth: which is incredible >> even though we were doing this show, you know, some video, but when you see them in person, you're like, "oh, man, i miss you! like i miss my friends!" it's kind of crazy >> seth: yeah,

featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: how's everybody doing tonight?hank you for continuing to stay home it's crazy seeing all those photos of people out partying at bars do you not realize how much fun it is to lock yourself in your attic and drink alone? and if you're at a bar right now and i'm playing on a corner tv without volume, just let me say -- let's get to the news. russian president vladimir putin reportedly had a disinfectant tunnel installed in his home to protect him from coronavirus and now we go live to president trump so he can make fun of putin for being a snowflake. >> seth: huh, he's probably just thinking of a clever burn, you know we'll come back to him during his speech yesterday about police reform, president trump falsely suggested that scientists have developed a vaccine for aids man, you know he's going to lie, but you never know where he's going with it or when it's going to happen. he'll be giving a speech on tax cuts and throw in "by the way, cell phones can get you pregnant anyway, back to the thing. that's right presiden

featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ and now, seth meyers >> seth: welcome to "late night. is everyone doing tonight? are you 75 to 80% confident that squirrels are having an orgy in your attic walls same here! let's get to the news. senator mitt romney marched in a black lives matter protest in washington yesterday, which means that, for the first time in his life, mitt romney tasted pepper "i'm more of a salt guy. alternatively, no seasoning at all. that's right, mitt romney marched in a black lives matter protest yesterday. and wow, he is easy to spot, isn't he it's like he is in a children's book called "there's waldo." now you have your answer if you were wondering who kept chanting on the downbeat, "black! lives matter black lives! matter." former secretary of state colin powell announced he will vote for former vice president joe biden instead of president trump, and said that trump has, quote, "drifted away from the constitution." drifted away i mean, he was never anywhere near it. it's like saying the jets drifted away from the 2020 super bowl though, who knows? ma

. >> seth: hi, everybody, i'm seth meyers. as we did last night, i'm going to turn over the top of our show to "late night" writer amber ruffin the crisis we're going through is at its heart about anger and frustration in the black community over years of mistreatment by law enforcement. so here is amber with another story. >> last night i told you a story about an encounter i had with police now let me tell you another story. one time, a few years ago, i was living in amsterdam. and i flew to chicago for the weekend to visit some friends who live there when i got there, my friend jeff and i hopped in his car and headed out to pick up our friend krasney, who just so happened to live next to the alley behind the police station so, jeff parks his car at the gas station at the end the alley so that i can run out, go pick up krasney, and take her back to the car. i'm freaking thrilled. i hadn't seen her in years so, we were all going to go have dinner and catch up. now, i get out of the car and go down the alley and because jeff i

featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night.ow's everybody doing tonight? i hope you all had a good father's day i was told my kids were planning a huge surprise party for me instead, i got nothing turns out the whole thing was just a prank played on me by some k-pop fans. anyways, let's get to the news president trump held a campaign rally over the weekend in tulsa, oklahoma, and drew a smaller than expected crowd. yeah, i'll say this doesn't even look like a rally. this looks like the meeting to plan the rally all right, dave, you're in charge of lights and, bob, your team will handle sound. okay, everybody. everybody good let's rehearse the water drinking good job all right. i mean, still looks like a huge effort mentally. but, you know, it's definitely progress during his campaign rally on saturday night, president trump said that he told officials in administration to slow down coronavirus testing because of the rising number of cases so they slowed it down the best way they knew how. by adding a ramp [ laughter ] during hi

. >> seth: hey there, everybody. i'm seth meyers. each night this week we have turned the open of our show over to "late night" writer amber ruffin to tell personal stories of her experiences with the police here's one more. >> for the past three days, we have opened "late night" with me telling a story about run-ins with the cops. and tonight i'm out of stories just kidding i have more. a few years ago, i'm in the car with my white friend he's just gotten off of work now, i'm in a head-to-toe velvet outfit because i'm great i think i was going to a party, so it was like my favorite party outfit i still remember that thing. it was beautiful it was not that late at night. so we're at a truck stop seeing if my friend's dad, who is a truck driver, is there we're driving slowly along the semi trucks, looking for his dad's license plate. so i can see why we may have seemed suspicious. and a cop comes up and he taps on the window. and i'm like, frick! i have been harassed for doing nothing. i'm sure this guy is going to get us my friend ro

and now, seth meyers >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? little angry at me for even asking that's fair. well, i will just say that while i am not good, i am better for being here with you. now let's get to the news. president trump had lunch with secretary of state mike pompeo today. pompeo ordered the chicken, and trump ordered the tear gassing of peaceful protesters president trump tweeted yesterday that the republican national convention will not be held in charlotte because of social distancing restrictions put in place by north carolina governor roy cooper. so now the only place left is that pool in the ozarks. "now i'd like to introduce our next speaker, mike pompeo. swim on up here, mike. here he comes, splashing around. not the best swimmer, but he's making his way let's just -- if we could just move our inner tubes to the side to make a path, a channel. president trump claimed on twitter yesterday that his administration had, quote, done more for the black community than any president since abraham lincoln. are you serious? you've

in tonight's episode we talk to seth stoughton, and d.l. hughley, and what it's like to be black in america. first let's catch up on today's headlines. welcome to the "daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show," with trevor noah." >> trevor: let's kick things off with immigration. it's the reason your food has flavor, and how the president met 66% of his wives. when donald trump ran for office, his platform was that he opposed illegal immigration. >> and i want people to come into the country, but i want them to come in legally. >> trevor: that's right, big guy. but after taking office, he began restricting legal immigration, too. and now, thanks to corona, it looks like he's taking it all the way. >> tonight, a new round of immigration restrictions from the white house. president trump has signed an executive order blocking entry into the united states for at least four types of visas, including the h1-b visa for high-ski

you know he was someone that everybody got along with nobody had any any drama with him i'm seth smith, and i'm your will for the week. >>christina chan mohsen was sets theater teacher at consumers oaks high school in elk grove, it's a team activity hit theaters. he remembers him as a talented actor with a sharp mind and a kind heart, someone who was always willing to help others in theater where a family and it was like we lost a sibling sets death is berkeley's 3rd homicide this year. >>flowers lay where a passer by found him bleeding from his wounds. berkeley police are offering $50,000 to find out who did this were hopeful that with this award that people will come forward. >>even without the reward we would like people to come forward with any out investigators say where seth was killed is a well view thoroughfare there hoping someone may have seen something or has surveillance video of what happened car dash cam you know definitely going to check that any little detail should be helpful you never now as for those who knew sent their minds are focused on morning and coming to grip

>>people who knew seth smith, the remembering him tonight. those stories and much more just minutes away on kron 4 ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>you're watching kron 4 news at 10. >>now at 10 just a couple days after 5 ropes were found hanging from trees around lake merritt a fake body was found hanging from a noose in a tree this morning. good evening, everybody thanks for being

is that okay, seth? >> so -- operation denver, which was the kgb code name for the operation infection sometimes is the term that is used. the operation that the spreading the myth that aids is an american bio weapon developed in maryland which evolved out of another operation in southeast asia. the goal here was to distract from the soviet use, soviet union's use of chemical and biological weapons and their renewed development at the time. and the operation is fascinating on a number of levels. one is they picked up the rumor, the con spespiracy theory that is an american creation. government creation. they didn't come up with it themselves. they picked it up from american conspiracy theorists in the lgbtq of course at the time called gay community. where it was make iing the roun already. the second one is imagine you're the kgb officer writing that memo to your partners in germany, east germany, bulgaria, asking them to help you spread the myth. one is you're just telling them to do it and they will n

seth carpenter, chief mick econ at ubs, and yassif, let me start with you any takeaways from what we just elic elicited. >> no, the key take away is the message that's been consistent from powell, pedal to the metal, and continue to provide support to the market. obviously primarily from the bond market, they're buying everybody that's not tied down or nailed down it's also impacting the equity market as well that's really the key message. i think the markets are saying we will come out of this at some point, but while we are in the process of recovering from this the fed has our back and we'll be okay. >> you know, seth, we have used a lot of letters to provide the potential form or shape of a recovery here. all of those letters i'm curious to say are at the end of the alphabet but chair powell sort of suggested while there's an ink lynx of-- v-shaped economy, othr times there will be a w or a flat line and they'll come back much more slowly. >> there's some jobs where it seems, you lift mobility restrictions, you allow people to do certain types of spending, and we saw that in the

i'm joined by seth and j.c. boyack they own citrus massage in chandler, arizona. >> thank you for having us. >> we are so interested to hear about this story seth, i'll start with you. you reopened you actually had full appointments booked for the first two or three days, is that right, but it was your workers who revoellted what happened? >> yeah. and so we took a lot of precautions to actually reopen our doors. it took us -- we waited about two weeks until we were actually able to reopen so we delayed that we were fully booked we were booked for about three weeks out actually and after about day three, jaycee called me and said this feels very uncomfortable tensions were on edge. i wouldn't say tensions were on edge, but our therapists just felt scared. i guess that's the best way to say it, they just felt scared because we're in an environment where they might live with their grand parent, they might have some autoimmune or compromised position, so they felt nervous just being in close proximity with clients.

you know he was someone that everybody got along with nobody had any any drama with him i'm seth smith, and i'm your will for the week. >>christina chan mohsen was sets theater teacher at consumers oaks high school in elk grove, it's a team activity hit theaters. he remembers him as a talented actor with a sharp mind and a kind heart, someone who was always willing to help others in theater where a family and it was like we lost a sibling sets death is berkeley's 3rd homicide this year. >>flowers lay where a passer by found him bleeding from his wounds. berkeley police are offering $50,000 to find out who did this were hopeful that with this award that people will come forward. >>even without the reward we would like people to come forward with any out investigators say where seth was killed is a well view thoroughfare there hoping someone may have seen something or has surveillance video of what happened car dash cam you know definitely going to check that know any little detail should be out so you never now as for those who knew sent their minds are focused on morning and coming to

meyers. >> seth: good evening.adviser, rog

investigators say 19 year-old seth smith was shot in the head. monday near his apartment days later. no suspects and no arrests or kron four's dan thor is live for us in berkeley tonight, he joins us with more on on the victim and what police are saying about this shooting began. >>well the game grand burly police are offering a $50,000 for information about the death of sat smith. this college student was entering his 3rd year at cal and his theater teacher is high school theater teacher remembers him as a kind and caring person. >>a 19 year-old college student found shot to death in berkeley is being remembered by friends and family police say seth smith was walking near his home along white way and valley street late monday night when an unknown person shot him in the head at close range. he was just a beautiful soul. >>he was everybode's friend. you know he was someone that everybody got along with nobody had any any drama with him i'm seth smith, and i'm your will for the week. >>christina chan mohsen was sets theater teacher at consumers oa

whether that persists is still the question. >> part of that optimism, seth, is coming from the top. last week alone, we've seen treasury secretary mnuchin say we will not shut down the u.s. economy again. larry kudlow has said the same thing. how do they say things like that while the numbers are surging and we're seeing businesses make business decisions. just yesterday apple reclosing some of their stores. disney workers say they're not comfortable going back. >> well, it's because they are more worried about the president's politics than they are about the health and safety of american workers and american consumers. we're seeing in states like virginia states are taking action to protect workers from really dangerous decision-making by some of the folks in the federal government. and we're seeing corporations take action in order to protect their consumers, also to protect themselves from liability. covid is in the community. and workers and consumers need to be protected from it. but the federal government is playing no role at all in helping businesses and consumers and worker

it's a call that seth curry supported publicly this week. he joined one of the co-founders and we want to share part of their conversation with you if you want to donate, take free cutting classes, go to their website streetcode.u.s. >> bring in reilly 7. just the environment of being, you know, a part of something as special as speaking on behalf of people i can't speak with and understanding what the issues are to them that you know we're fighting for it. so they don't have to fight for it. so she was asking these crazy questions. she knew george floyd was she didn't know about breana taylor when we got to the protest and as they were giving the speeches, we were kind of educating her as she had a questions. we didn't want to overwhelm her. we wanted her to absorb as much as she could halfway through the protest, she was leading chances and saying their name and saying black lives matter and hooking up with a couple friends from school and that's a moment i know she will remember for a long time in terms of you know the diversity of people

seth, give me your impression in terms of the number.s stephanie was saying, this could be a bit of a false sense of optimism given that we're in a pandemic and that the ppp kicked in and that could have been a factor in getting these job numbers up. >> i think it's very likely that that's what happened, ayman. what we saw was about 2 1/2 million people who had been temporarily furloughed, temporarily laid off brought back to work which is a very good thing. it means if there's business activity, those people are going to get back on payrolls, get their paychecks and they'll be able to spend in their communities. that's only about 11% of the total number of jobs that we lost over the last three months. so it's not a rocket ship. it's just the beginning. it's probably not a v-shaped recovery. it's going to take several more months in order for us to recover and get those permanently unemployed people, permanently furloughed people back to work. let me say, since people are in the streets talking about race and racial disparities and racia

>>in the east bay berkeley police are offering a $50,000 reward to help solve the murder of seth smith. he was a 19 year-old u c berkeley student who was shot and killed near his apartment on monday. kron four's dan thorn has the latest. >>a 19 year-old college student found shot to death in berkeley is being remembered by friends and family police say seth smith was walking near his home along white way and valley street late monday night when an unknown person shot him in the head at close range. he was just a beautiful soul. >>he was everybody's friend. you know he was someone that everybody got along with nobody had any any drama with him i'm seth smith, and i'm your will for the week. >>christina chan mohsen was sets theater teacher at consumers oaks high school in elk grove, it's a team activity hit theaters. he remembers him as a talented actor with a sharp mind and a kind heart someone who was always willing to help others in theater where a family and it was like we lost a sibling sets death is berkeley's 3rd homicide this year. flowers lay where a passer by found him bleeding

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raphael seth, nbc news. >> i know you got this one on, ready to click on that. >> i am going to watchwatched an interview with pete davidson recently. you know, instead of this red carpet premiere they would have had if it weren't for quarantine, he is in his mom's basement hopefully, it will be successful. >> and that cast, too. can't county wait. last night, rio de janeiro's hundred foot christ the redeemer statue was bathed in corpus christi rugs to mark the celebration for the eucharist. normally, the rugs made of flower, sawdust, and other >>> every day, when will we be open? >>> right now at 4:30, the day many san franciscans have been waiting for is here. outdoor dining begins today. what else is reopening on this friday in the bay area coming up. >>> and speaking of opening b.a.r.t. gearing up for a ribbon cutting that's been years in the making. we're live in san jose's very first b.a.r.t. station which opens tomorrow. >>> and it is friday. starting today tahoe and santa cruz welcoming visitors back, and meteorologist kari hall is tracking your weekend forecast from the coast

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seth harris is the former acting secretary of labor under president obama. seth, good to see you.you explain how something like this could happen, and what it means for this latest jobs report? >> well, i think we have a very complicated situation right now. and the bureau of labor statistics is trying to figure out how to count people and how to classify them. what happened in this case is that they apparently misclassified workers who were working for businesses that had shutdown because of the pandemic, and were counted as being absent from work because they were on leave rather than being counted as unemployed. so they were counted among the employed rather than among the unemployed. and that drove the unemployment rate down about 3%. >> how does a mistake like that happen? it's so obvious while so many businesses shutdown. that was public knowledge that people lost their jobs. how could you misclassify those people? >> i think what happened was that the guidance that was given by the bureau to the people who do the classification during the survey process just was not good en

seth, thank you for joining us.r the video, this could have been a very different story so people are grateful to her. can you tell us why she happened on the scene that day, what she was doing? >> she was watching her 9-year-old cousin who asked to go to the store. my client brought her there. she had no intention of stumbling upon this historic eent. >> so that means the nine-year-old cousin must have seen it too? >> in fact, that's true. my client is 17. there was a 9-year-old present, and from what i've heard, there was at least one other teenager there who watched the event. this murder took place in front of children. it's very disturbing to me. >> yeah. what made her start recording, seth? >> well, from what she describes, she was about three store fronts away. and she saw these police officers extracting this gentleman from his car. and doing so fairly roughly. and my client has seen a lot of police brutality in her neighborhood. there's a lot of violence directed against her community. and she wanted to doc

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comes from a black nationalist tradition that does not but the that you can can't show freedom yell seth respect yo get me to buy sit play lead and somebody beat up on you and you not shy to defeat in yo say that's why he malcolm emphasizes seth defense. but. emphasize nonviolence because if blacks had responded trying to defend them sad that would a brought down the pole least department down our own those demonstrators and whites would have loved to have the chance to kill black people in distress. so king and malcolm had that tension. i am happy. with you. will go down in the rear. grevious demonstration. and the history of. television played a central role in the african american struggle for equality in 1963 a series of events covered by the national networks reveal the scale of inequality in the south to millions of americans well they're right now at 963 was the year of martin luther king's try and his relationship with president kennedy who had been in power for 2 years was key to his strategy but it was this alliance which ween king and washington this idyllic picture of reconci

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