>> the netherlands >> seth: nope. >> sweden. >> seth: nope. >> belgium >> seth: nope. >> estonia >> seth >> seth: neh, i'll give it to you. what's the highest number you can count to >> a number that nobody's ever heard of before. wearing an adult diaper? >> don't like to put it on because it shows >> seth: looks like we have time for one more question. what did melania say to you on your birthday? >> we could do it through teleconference >> seth: well, it looks like we're out of time. so on behalf of the rest of the "late night" press corps, have a good night and we'll be right back with wendy williams ♪ ♪ t-mobile and sprint have merged. and t-mobile doesn't just have a bigger network, but a better one than ever before, with scam protection built into its core. introducing, scamshield, free from t -mobile. get fewer scam calls. period. with t-mobile's supercharged network, you can say goodbye to annoying scam calls, and feel free to answer your phone again. hello. that gave us the time to celebrate the things that connect all of us? ♪ charmin ultra soft is so soft much are you hon? tha

♪ >> seth: it is >> it is >> seth: how is that possible?has trump done for women? well - ♪ ♪ he did this he did tha he did thi and this and this ♪ ♪ don't you forge about that ♪ ♪ >> seth: but those are all bad things >> he didn't say he's done good things for women, he just said no president has done more and he is right. no president has done more for women. to make our lives worse! ♪ ♪ he's done thi he's done that he said this and this and this ♪ ♪ don't you forge about that ♪ ♪ >> seth: wow, that is a lot. >> it sure is. >> seth: do you have more? >> seth, i could do this forever! ♪ ♪ he also did thi and this and thi and this ♪ ♪ and thi and don't forget he did thi and this ♪ ♪ and this and this and don't you ever forge he did thi and this ♪ ♪ >> seth: wow, that's more than a lot. >> hmm-mm. >> seth: so, are you done? >> nuh-uh. >> seth: okay. ♪ ♪ he also did thi he did thi can you believ he did this ♪ ♪ most of all he did this ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he did that ♪ ♪ that's what he did >> seth: thanks, amber we'll be right back with more "late night

and now, seth meyers ♪ >> seth: welcome to "late night. watching this on tv, it is 12:35 in the morning, which means it's almost, almost cool enough to go outside. i'd still give it another hour though let's get to the news. president trump posted a photo of himself wearing a face mask yesterday and tweeted the quote, "many people say that it's patriotic to wear a face mask when you can't socially distance." oh, that's why you finally put one on or is it because many people are saying they're gonna vote for joe biden? also, love the artsy black and white, man are we supposed to look at that and think, "well, clearly he's been wearing a mask since the 1960s" how many people do you think you can fool with this kind of stunt? well, okay, well - it's actually quite a lot of people democratic congressional leaders sent a letter to the fbi recently, warning that congress is being targeted by a foreign interference campaign to disrupt november's election. "no, we're not!" said the coffeemaker. president trump tweeted today about his fox news inte

seth, seth is that egyptian >> seth: yeah, it's not that far off.t to be here, seth >> seth: are you okay? you seem -- seem like you might be in a really bad mood. >> oh, oh, do i? sorry. but you know, i just got woken up after 2,500 years of full-on snoozing i mean, i was in deep rem. oh -- is that me oh, right, the hummus. hey, word of warning, don't chow down a bunch of garlicky foods before they wrap your mouth closed for hundreds of years >> seth: yeah, speaking of that, you seem pretty lightly wrapped for a mummy. >> yeah. you know, i usually have more, but gotta conserve the tp because of the 'demic. going to reroll it when we're done with this >> seth: so what was it -- what was it like to be woken up after 2,500 years? >> okay, so like, you know that thing where you fall asleep on the couch in the afternoon, and then you wake up and it's dark out, and you're like, "ah, what the hell what day is it?" >> seth: yeah, sure. >> okay, so it's kind of like that but with an archaeologist shining a flashlight in your face and screaming you can't hit

and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? on twitter said my haircut makes me look like a substitute high school teacher who drives a miata and that really made me laugh. so thanks for hitting my funny bone joe lamore let's get to the news. during the democratic national convention last night, former second lady, dr. jill biden spoke from a school where she taught english in the '90s and she vowed to continue teaching english as long as her husband continues to give speeches former vice president joe biden was officially nominated last night as the democratic party's presidential nominee, although massachusetts almost really biffed it. massachusetts cast 30 votes for bernie sanders and 83 votes for mark wahlberg, i mean joe biden. former bush administration secretary of state colin powell endorsed former vice president joe biden last night at the democratic nation convention and said quote, on day one he will restore america's leadership and our moral authority, then added, by finally ending those wars i helped start like 20

here's my conversation with our friend seth rogen. >> seth: welcome back to the show, seth how are ya. i know you're in l.a. now, but were you in new york right before this all started. were you at least behaving safely when you were in new york back in february >> i was -- i was trying -- i was at a giant charity event so it was hard to behave safely and it was just -- there was like rumblings of it in the air. so i -- at moments would just hand myself over to, like, normal behavior and i shook 200 thousand peoples hands at the event. [ laughter ] and -- and martha stewart was there and i don't want to, you know, i don't want to support any conspiracy theories, but she had just gotten back from china where the virus was at that moment very active and she left because of the virus. and we're sharing this information, the face-to-face conversation at which i was like, "martha stewart, back away from me, please. [ laughter ] but, yeah. it was -- but if i was to get it from martha stewart it would have been completely - >> seth: oh, yeah. >> the best case scenario. >> seth: because you k

featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? stinging that you weren't biden's vp pick? me too let's get to the news. president trump criticized senator kamala harris on twitter today and said, quote, "there was nobody meaner or more condescending to slow joe. added trump, "sorry, slow, stupid joe nobody's been meaner to slow, stupid, ugly joe." president trump criticized senator kamala harris yesterday and said she was, quote, "very weak on facts. she's weak on facts? your running mate thinks evolution is a lie we tell kids as part of the war on christmas. former vice president joe biden said yesterday that he and senator kamala harris will campaign together, quote, "if the science allows us. and trump and pence will campaign together, quote, "as long as they don't have to go too close to the edge of the earth. according to reports, president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner recently met with rapper kanye west without once taking his hand off his wallet during a press briefing yesterday, florida governor ron

>> seth: what?ht in the head injury ward yeah, man, we know the world is crazy. did you just wake up from a four-year kfc coma "last thing i remember i was chugging gravy out of a bucket and then i fell asleep on the trump tower escalator. the world is a crazy place, and you're a big reason for that trump makes everything crazy he's like the friend who shows up at your place at 3:00 a.m with a vape pen, a handle of vodka and a duffle bag asking if he can crash with you. and then when you're getting ready for work in the morning he says, "bro, you look tired." but in particular two of the simultaneous crises we're currently dealing with are a rapid slide into autocracy and an out of control pandemic and in many ways they're related. like any would-be dictator, trump doesn't care about the public health response to the pandemic, or preventing the deaths of hundreds of thousands of americans unless it benefits him personally that's why he hawked one miracle cure after another touted by cable pundits, a

and now, seth meyers ♪ >> seth: welcome to "late night," everybody.ow before we head back to the studio, because if going back is good enough for notre dame university, then it's good enough for -- oh, oh, they did oh, because of the virus how many students? oh, gosh huh. that's a lot well, we wish them all a speedy recovery then. let's get to the news. president trump's former adviser, steve bannon, was indicted by federal prosecutors today for allegedly defrauding donors to an online fundraising campaign called "we build the wall." and bannon was ready for the arrest because he's been taking mug shots for years. starting to regret my summer steve bannon haircut that's right. president trump's former adviser, steve bannon, was indicted in federal court today for allegedly taking money from a crowd-sourced fund to build a wall along the southern border okay, so now that's steve bannon, paul manafort, roger stone, rick gates, george papadopoulos, lev parnas, igor fruman. am i forgetting anyone it's like every trump interview ends with "where do i see m

seth: good evening.h meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? in that case, let's get to the news president trump held a rally in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, last night. look at all these people trump might be getting four more years, but i'm not so sure about the rest of you. during his rally in pennsylvania last night, president trump attacked democratic governors for implementing public health measures and said, quote, "you can't give your wife a kiss good night. you've got to wear a mask. that's ridiculous. where did he hear that oh, yeah, yeah, of course. president trump tweeted yesterday that he will announce his supreme court nominee to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg on saturday, as opposed to when mitch mcconnell wanted to do it, halfway through the funeral. "i -- we've waited an appropriate amount of time." president trump spoke today at a ceremony to honor veterans of the cuban bay of pigs invasion and it was the first presidential speech to start with the words, "accordin

meyers. >> seth: good evening.. this is "late night. how's everyone doing tonight let's get to the news. president trump appeared at a town hall event in philadelphia last night for undecided voters. said trump, "hey, what are you doing here?" after a town hall participant confronted president trump last night over his lack of support for a national face mask mandate, trump said, quote, "there are a lot of people that think that masks are not good. it's true. i mean, not as many as there used to be, of course. during last night's abc news town hall, president trump mistakenly claimed that people would be protected from the coronavirus when they develop a, quote, "herd mentality." now, obviously what he meant to say was "i am bad at this and i resign." that's right trump said people who developed, quote, "herd mentality." you mean herd immunity herd mentality is what it's called when you kill 200,000 people and supporters vote for you anyway. when asked at an interview yesterday about the upcoming presidential debat

meyers. ♪ >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers.ight. we hope you're all doing well tonight and let's get to the news president trump said in an interview yesterday that a coronavirus vaccine would be available, quote, "within a matter of weeks. yeah, but how many weeks is this like one of those deals when parents talk about their babies now how old is caden he's 59 weeks. that's right, president trump said in an interview yesterday that a coronavirus vaccine would be available, quote, "within a matter of weeks. trump loves to talk about everything in weeks. the vaccine is coming in weeks his healthcare plan is coming in weeks. pretty soon his rally crowds will be chanting "208 more weeks! i'm just kidding about that. they would never do that math. during a campaign rally in ohio yesterday, president trump claimed the coronavirus poses little threat to young people and said, quote, "take your hat off to the young because they have a hell of an immune system." and for once i agree with him. everyone there should definitely take off t

and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night. how's everybody doing?dering if you should start mailing christmas cards now so they arrive in december let's ge you put her on the first night it's like starting coachella with beyonce you want everyone to stick around for the rest, right senator bernie sanders also spoke tonight at the democratic national convention -- assuming he remembered his wi-fi password "it's the one that came with the router look up where -- the one that came with the ro --" that's what bernie's i.t. guy is, over there president trump spoke at a cops for trump event over the weekend at his private new jersey golf club it was the first ever campaign speech to start with, "do you have a warrant come back when you have a warrant. oh, you're here to support me? all right, well then you can stay." president trump over the weekend defended postmaster general louis dejoy and said he was a fantastic man who quote, "wants to make the post office great again. then he unveiled the new 2020 mailboxes. top democrats have called on postmaster g

>> seth: yeah.ht up in the details on our news shows. "you know what i like about hannity? never uses words that are longer than one syllable. very easy to follow. that's the president of the united states bragging that as several states were on fire and the death toll from an out of control pandemic neared 200,000, he was sitting in front of his tv watching fox news like a grandpa whose rascal scooter ran out of batteries "someone push me into the other room." and when he's not watching fox, he's on fox. like on saturday, when he sat down for an interview with jeanine pirro where he threatened to send federal forces to put down protests after the election, falsely claimed shadowy figures were behind civil unrest, and celebrated extrajudicial killings by state forces >> let's say there are threats they say that they're going to threaten riots if they lose on election night assuming we get a winner on election night what are you going to do >> we'll put them down very quickly if we do that. >> how ar

meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night.everybody doing tonight all right. same as always, let's get to the news the "new york times" yesterday published an investigation into president trump's finances and let's just say, melania's going to be pretty pissed when she learns what half of negative 431 million is the "new york times" investigation published yesterday alleges president trump has paid almost nothing in federal income tax over the past 20 years wow. if true, this bombshell has the potential to be almost as damaging to his political career as the "access hollywood" tape the "new york times" investigation published yesterday showed trump paid just $750 in federal income tax in both 2016 and 2017, which i have to admit, is way funnier than paying $0. it's like giving someone a starbucks gift card with 68 cents on it hey, consider it a down payment on a tall. president trump and former vice president joe biden are set to appear tomorrow in cleveland for their first presidential debate. the media's setting this up like

featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night.orry, wally i'm just not used to getting a response these days. well, it's official. we're back in the studio we don't have an audience. nor do we know when an audience will be back we certainly look forward to it being safe enough for that to happen we have a very limited crew on the floor right now. and we want to thank nbc for all the protocols they put in place to protect them. we also want to thank jimmy fallon and everybody at "the tonight show" who came back in july and provided us with the blueprint for how to proceed also, i got a trim, not a full haircut, because i'm not going to let coronavirus tell me how to live. i mean, i'm going to wear a mask and socially distance when appropriate, wash my hands all the time i'm not going to let coronavirus tell me how to live my look. let's get to the news. the "atlantic" published an article last week claiming that president trump has referred to veterans and fallen soldiers in private on numerous occasions "" it's a shocking article.

meyers >> seth: welcome to "late night. is everybody doing yeah i feel like after this weekend, even if we did have an audience, that's the response i'd be getting. let's get to the news. president trump called into "fox and friends" this morning and said his list of potential supreme court nominees was down to five names. though, i think that's only because mitch mcconnell made him add four more names. the justice department has reportedly labeled new york city an anarchist jurisdiction. are you kidding me nobody has more laws than new york city. you have to have a law degree just to park a car around here you ever heard of a co-op board? there are more rules in my building's lobby than there are in all of wyoming. those people are out there firing automatic weapons at scarecrows and i have to get five signatures to approve a welcome mat. 2020 primetime emmy awards were broadcast live last night in an all-virtual ceremony and it was kind of nice to see hollywood's biggest stars and influential taste makers also have no ide

featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight of bob woodward's interviews with president trump, trump called into fox news host sean hannity's show last night and said he wasn't sure if woodward's upcoming back about him was, quote, "good or bad." well, let's see, the book is titled "rage." so yeah, you know, it could go either way in his new book on president trump, bob woodward writes, quote, "when his performance as president is taken in its entirety, i can only reach one conclusion -- trump is the wrong man for the job. "well, i guess we'll just have to take your word for it," said veterans, black americans, muslims, refugees, women, journalists, athletes, lgbtq people, civil servants, federal agents, world leaders, past presidents, hundreds of former employees, two ex-wives, and a niece. president trump called into fox news host sean hannity's show last night and said he won't read woodward's new book because he doesn't have time to read it. said the man on the phone talki

>> seth: oh!o be cold! it's going to be cold! and then i would die inside. and literally cry in front of them >> seth: well, of course you would. that is -- i'm having ptsd from that moment. and i just want to applaud the fact that you have empowered yourself by using it for good in this incredibly funny show >> i agree >> thank you so much >> really great. and you didn't give it to your character, we gave it to marissa, but it's still -- >> right but we got bad nicknames >> seth: that would be a little close to the bone. >> yeah, exactly i couldn't quite do it, yeah >> seth: do -- you mentioned, you know, the fact that, you know, you're making a show about a time in your lives that you might still know people from do people from your hometowns reach out often about the show >> if i've gone to any parties, like, with the popular kids from that time, i always -- you know, you always think like, "man -- when you're that age, you're like, "i'm going come out with a show i'm going be successful, and i

now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth myers and this is "late night.e everyone is doing well tonight. and let's get to the news. well just this week we learned that women received unnecessary hysterectomies at an i.c.e. detention facility the attorney general called for demonstrators to be charged with sedition and the white house wanted to use a heat ray on peaceful protesters to clear the way for a photo-op i think at this point even queue is an undecided voter. that's right federals officials reportedly considered deploying a so-called heat ray that makes target's skin feel like it's burning, in preparation for clearing a peaceful protest across from the white house in june. apparently, they decided the ray was too much after testing it on steve bannon looks like the heat ray was accidently set to jimmy buffett super fan. multiple white house staffers reportedly tested positive yesterday for the coronavirus except for steven miller who thankfully wears a mask. that's right multiple white house staffers reportedly tested positive yesterday for the co

i'm talking with seth meyers seth, thanks, again, for coming on the show. i appreciate it.tulations for the emmy nominations. one for -- >> thank you >> jimmy: one for "late night" and also the netflix special "lobby baby. >> yeah, that was a nice surprise and really -- really honored. >> jimmy: you guys are awesome, man. congrats to the whole crew over there as well. "lobby baby" was fantastic i loved it, obviously. if you haven't seen it, it refers to your youngest son who was born in the lobby of your apartment. >> yes, axel was born in the lobby, yes >> jimmy: how old is axel now. is he 1? >> axel's 2 1/2 now. yeah, he's just a -- he's a little dude. >> jimmy: no wow. so is he talking >> he's talking, but he's not enunciating. it's really -- we're very lucky, though. his older brother, ashe, is google translate for axel. so axel will come in the room and say -- [ babbling ] and you're like, "i got no idea." and you'll just look at ashe and ashe will be like, doing something else and just be like, "he wants his lego bridge." and you're like, "whoa." [ applause ] "that's

on fox here is seth macfarlane. show he, we - almost like similar kind of backgrounds too now. >> i know. i know >> jimmy: are we in the same building >> yes, we might be in the same place. there would be no way to know. >> jimmy: seth, can you hear me >> yes oh my god. oh my god, you're here >> jimmy: wait, i'm just going to - [ laughter ] >> yeah, how's it going, man >> jimmy: put your arm through the thing. >> what was that yeah >> jimmy: yeah >> tell me what you want me to do >> jimmy: that's you that's your hand >> yeah. is this bit working? >> jimmy: yeah, we should go on the road we have penn & teller on tonight. we could open up for those guys >> by the way, i love penn & teller >> jimmy: i've always -- >> i love everything they do >> jimmy: me too i totally agree. did you ever see the one -- you had to have seen the one on snl from the 80s where they were - things were levitating out of his hands and everyone was like, how is he doing it, and the camera pans out and they've been hanging upside down on monke

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and, seth, you know this show has a bias for the united states senate going first. so we'll let senator kerry start us off. >> well, look, it's completely consistent. there is nothing surprising about the president's attitude towards people who choose to serve their country. what concerns me, lawrence, we have a higher fraction of men and women who served in the military who are committing suicide. and oftentimes they feel like they're losers. they feel like they're suckers, especially those of us who are injured. we do feel that we might make people uncomfortable when they're around us. and i just say to those men and women who served, you are not losers. you are not suckers. you served your country, and we value that service. you have given us more than we have a right to expect, frankly. and don't be concerned that the president doesn't understand service because all of us who have served do understand and we're very grateful to you, seth, and others who have stepped to the plate and served in two wars at that time that were very unpopular, very much like vietnam

seth: i don't think they are and i want to push back on those on employment claims.ctual numbers went up a little bit. it was only in the seasonal adjusting that the labor department does that the number one below one million. we have 29.2 million americans currently receiving unemployment benefits, one in five american workers right now is receiving unemployment benefits. that is because there are no jobs in the economy. that is a consequence of the pandemic and protest -- re-task, maligned negligence by the trump administration. he threw his hands up in the air and said i cannot fix this by snapping my fingers, so i give up. he has no plan for the economy, no plan for reopening schools. on the other hand, vice president biden has put out detailed plans for all of those things and he will help us come up with a common solution. david: specifically on the economic plans, you are right, for vice president biden has specific plans, but there are some big price tags attached to them. right now we are seeing the deficit go past 100 percent of gdp for the first time since

seth bennett, bbc news. i'm joined by the owner and ceo of the cardiff devils todd kelman.y was today's decision almost inevitable? there was a sense in that report that this decision to suspend the league, all ten teams in it together, there was a sense of inevitability to that decision. yeah, i mean, we are in a different situation because our players aren't living here full—time. some of them are, captain jonathan phillips living here full—time. some of them are, captainjonathan phillips lives here full—time, but a lot of our players are imports players, and there is a cost to bringing them over and starting the season. so if this ever happens or the time to haveit this ever happens or the time to have it happen is now. it's a far better situation to decide ahead of the season to not go ahead have to shut down the season to not go ahead have to shutdown in a month or two and into the season. worrying times for the sport and for the welfare of the players? lots of minority sports in the uk hanging on by a thread. absolutely. you know, if you follow ice hockey in the uk, y

seth: it looks like a continuation. continuedtion and a reinvigoration.ntinued bigger ration of the economy. and a continued focus on companies improving profitability. stephen: how important is continuity? he has been called the continuity candidate. as you mention in your panel, you were saying there have been 17 prime minister's since the mid-1980's.e none of these people accept able and -- they lasted longer than three years. there was one that lasted 64 days. another one that lasted 69 days. abe going on close to eight years. we are not saying he is going to last that long, but is that continuity now that we have had momentum critical? abe's enduring legacy will be the stability he brought to government, policies. this is a direct continuation of that stability. he was the chief cabinet secretary for all those years. bring the same vision to reinvigorating the economy. japan staying on the same path is extraordinarily important. it is important for messaging for japanese corporate and it is important to the bureaucracy and it is important to foreign

lisa, i think we got seth back. seth, hopefully you can hear us now.o get you to weigh in on the covid case count quickly in pennsylvania and then talk about the protests which seem to be mostly kind of in the philadelphia area. >> yeah. our case count has really flattened over the past few months. we have a governor who is continuing to put his foot down on our economy here in pennsylvania. he is completely devastating our entire restaurant industry. our hospitalizations are at the lowest they've been, our mortality rates continue to drop, and we have four governors under investigation by the department of justice, one of which is our governor here in pennsylvania for putting covid-positive patients back in nursing homes leading to 67% of our fatalities. so it's been troublesome policy by our governor. one of the most restrictive states in the entire country for covid policies, and it's just destroying our economy. 37% national average unemployment rate. jill july well, folks, unfortunately, we've got to leave it there. really appreciated hearing from

david: seth, always glad to have you. that was the former u.s. secretary under president obama.till ahead, we talked to patrick mchenry, ranking republican of the house financial committee. bloomberg balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. time for a market check. scarlet, it looks like tech is leading us down again. >> stocks are resuming their decline, the s&p 500 lower for the fifth time in six days. underperformers are consistent with what we have seen all month long, tech leading lower. tech a giving back some of yesterday's gains. all this month, big tech has become less correlated with the broader market. the 120-day correlation between the nasdaq 100, dominated by the five big tech names, and s&p 500 is almost at his lowest in two years. in march, it was at a record high. manufacturing and services are still growing, but roughly at the same pace as august, rather than a meaningful pickup. you were talking about jay powell telling the house today there is a long way to go in economic recovery

seth eastman did not last long. his health was not good when the camp began. and his health grew worse and worse until they finally were forced to remove him. in his place, they put colonel benjamin tracy. now, tracy is not on the injured reserve. really interesting man in his own right. he is one of those politicians soldiers that grant and sherman don't -- so disliked. he was an assemblyman in new york before the war, a lawyer, district attorney. though, to give him credit, you know, he raised a regiment, he served with the 109th new york, and earned the medal of honor for his hearers in the battle of the wilderness. here in his stripes. but he was a politician through and through. it is very clear when they place and in elmira, the war department knows who they are getting. and he has a clear idea of what is expected of him. they just want to keep his head down, not make any noise, and be prepared to follow orders from the war department about how they want these prisoners treated, which includes the cutting of rations twice during re, despite the fact that

gavi's ceo, seth berklkley, joid the briefing online. >> as of tododay, 64 higher ince countries including 29 economies operating as team eururope have submitted legally binding commitments to join the covaxax facicility. >>>>apan is one ofhe nationsns funding the scheme. the united states and china have not t joined. the w.h.o. says countries and charity organizations have pledged about $1.4 billionon towards vaccine development, but it says an additional $800 million are needed. >>> the u.s. national football league has levied fines totaling more than $1 milillion after th head coaches of three teams failed to wear masks during their games on sunday. u.s. media outlets report the seattle seahawks, san francisco 49ers, and denver broncos and their respective head coaches were fined monday for violating rules that require wearing masks. each team was fined $250,000 and each coach, 1 hundred thousand dollar. the nfl introduced the strict mask rules to help prevent the spread of coronavirus after its regular season opened on september 10th. during games all coaches and staff members in the b

there is sething very wrong about making materials from oilr two.hard: the average family washes around tiny plastic ballm 14lion down the drain each week.tr several couns are banning them. now there is a way for swapping that harmful plastic for something made from peas. richard wescott, bbc news. katty: germany has announced plans to take over 1500 migrants after a fire at a detention center in lesbos left them without refuge. eafive ago the extraordinary story was reported of a syrian refugee who crossed europe in a wheelchair. he returned to meet up with her again. reporter: whatever happened t the extraordinary teenager in a tumultuo time. >> i have to go out and see. reporter: born witherebral palsy, she escaped war in aleppo and traveled 1400 kilomers to reach the greek island of lesbos . when i met her on the hungarian border into any 15, surrounded by other refugees, s was exhausted. but irrepressible. shewa learned english bhing soap operas. want in this world, so yes, it's a journey for anyon reporter: hungary shut its doors to them, so s

. >> here is their board of elections officer >> reporter: we're with lieutenan colonel seth barren at the election officer in rural warren county there are 13,000 registered voters here. >> i've got five soldiers on the ground assessment on their critical infrastructure. >> reporter: the team, five to ten cyberexperts, is crossing the state, scanning election systems for security vulnerabilities. what is an actual assessment look like for a county like this >> we'll dig into their network configurations, their server configurations, their computer configurations we say here's what we would do to fix it. >> reporter: cybersecurity help, the county election director told us she needs. why is the guard's help important to a county like this. >> i'm a small county and it allows me -- it affords me the opportunity to feel comfortable with my i.t. and where i am compared to a larger county in the state. >> reporter: the north carolina national guard has worked with more than 30 of the state's 100 county election offices but north carolina's not the only state using its national guard for th

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. >> reporter: magic show by seth music by miles. >> one, and -- >> reporter: the dance class by jenna. >> it made me feel very, like, happy for them. >> reporter: campers even learned how to draw olaf from "frozen," the surprise message from the snowman's voice. >> i'm sending you all lots of virtual warm hugs. >> it went beyond my expectations. >> reporter: for 16-year-old karina who has finished treatment for hodgkin's lymphoma sometimes you have to fake a smile for those around you. >> with this camp my goal is that children get to actually have a good time. that is my -- is my goal overall is to give them truthful joy. >> reporter: wish granted? >> wish granted, yes, really did it brought me joy too. >> reporter: even in 2020, wishes really do come true. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> and that's nightly news for this evening. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt, please take care of yourself, and each other. good night >>> right now at 6:00, game on. the pac-12 will play football. we have new details about cal, stanford, and possibly san jose state kicking off the season. >>

seth berkley spoke to n nhk on monday. >> i it takes often, you know, seven to ten yeaears, sometimesven longer toto make a vaccine. in this case, we're trying to accelerate it down to 18 months. >> gavi has invested in nine vaccines. in june, it launched a financing initiative together with the world health organization to ensure sufficient amounts, and also access for developing countries. as of monday, 177 countries and regions including japan are takiking part. berkley also warned of the potential for safety issues. he said serious side effects could undermine public confidence in all vaccines. >>> here in japan, the city of kyoto has decided to double the number of staff at its public health centers by the end of this month to boost its capacity to deal with coronavirus infections. kyoto mayor kadokawa daisaku handed letters of appointment to the new workers in a ceremony on tuesday. the city plans to bring forward hiring plans and have staffing agencies send more nurses to work in public health roles. local public health centers across japan have been increasingly overwhelmed as

sethe respo the recent resurgence of coronavirus in spain has been for local authories to reproduce restrictionsr example, here madrid just a few days ago, mee local gove announced new them it's on social contact and blic spaces such as a bars restaurants. >> my worry is we reach autumn and winter, and then our behavior change, we go more indoors. we meet th friends and family, we go to pubs and restaurants indoors, and this is the perfect place for the virus transmission. reporter: after a tragic spring and difficult summer, spain ispi desperately for something like a norautumn. nancy: today marks 19ears the world stood still and watched two hijacked airliners crash into the twin towers of the world trade center. ceremonies tooplace across the u.s. today to honor the almost 3000 people were killed on 9/11. today's events began witofthe unveilinhe stars & stripes from the pentagon, the site of the third aircraft collision. this was followed by events at ground zero. duest to cod ctions, the names of those killed were not read out live,d but pre-recorde and broadcast during the ceremony. finally,

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that's quite sething.hinking that's -- jane: as we know, this is a usually controversial move by republican whatdo you think, briefly, could be the political cost for some of those in vulnerable seats down the ticket on november 3? >> there are both pluses and minuses. on the plus side, having republicans energized to come to -- to actually vote for those senators for supporting president trump's choice for the supreme court, that is significant to have voters come to your aid. the minus is that democrats will be energized as well. we will have to see what the enthusiasm level will be for those voters getting out to the polls, but for republicans, they want to see a nominee on the bench. i think it ends up helping some vulnerable senate republicans and maybe not others . jane: ron, thank you for joining us, especially as we had some breaking news there. >> thank you. jane: let's turn to paris where two people have been wounded with a knife attack outside the former offices of french's." magazine charlie he