. >> seth: you've been back.at. >> -- you end up doing a lot, a lot, of cameos. >> seth: but you've done it over many different iterations -- >> you haven't done the show unless you've bombed in the monologue. if you have done a monologue. either good, or for bad. >> seth: how many of your ten monologues do you think -- >> they're 50/50, man, like you know. >> seth: -- yeah, right. >> joe dimaggio hit the ball three times out of -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- seven and he's in the hall of fame. [ laughter ] >> seth: s so, we alys said one of the things about hosts who came back a bunch. the great thing is they knew the ropes, and the bad thing -- >> you do have to learn how -- >> seth: the bad thing is was they knew how -- what the ropes were. so, they -- you would know mid-monologue if it was going bad. >> oh, without a doubt. >> seth: no writer could tell you, that was good. >> i think -- oh geez. [ light laughter ] i figured out the third show, as long as you have a decent monologue, they think it's a good show. >> s

>> seth: trump? [ snoring ] amber. >> trump? [ snoring ] seth! >> seth: you're right.oing to have a new president, we have to learn how to cope, okay? [ snoring ] wait, did you fall asleep that time? >> i fell asleep because you won't shut up. so, then i heard the ceo of apple, tim cook, donated a million dollars to trump's inauguration and i was like, "what?" tim cook, give that money to me. at least i k know yourame. >> we appreciate it very much, tim apple. >> tim apple. [ laughter ] you remember that? it was so fun. what does trump's inauguration need a million dollars for anyway? to get melania to show? cause that won't do it! [ laughter ] then, i read the surgeon general wants to put warning labels on alcohol because of its link to cancer and i was like, "what?" do you know who the president is about to be? the only label you need to puttin' on those mugs is this one. [ laughter ] then, i saw that everyone was talking about kamala harris at the swearing in of nebraska senator deb fischer. i was like, "what, why?" but then i saw the video. >> congratulations. >> t

] >> seth: yeah. >> like maybe future cazzie could be on "seth." >> seth: yeah. >> seth: do you feel like future cazzie is, in fact, almost exactly like past cazzie? >> i need to start realizing that, you know. [ laughter ] it's like, i can't get it together. >> seth: last time -- you left after the last time you were here, which for me was a wonderful experience, but you had some shame about something that happened. >> well, always, yeah. >> seth: okay. >> but there's always something that's going to go wng. >> seth: okay. so what do you feel like went wrong last time? >> well, the main thing that went wrong was that it happepen so quickly. it was like -- first of all, there's way too much to remember. so you're walking out. posture, you know? >> seth: yeah. >> smile. wave. i definitely messed that up. >> seth: yeah. >> i don't know what i did. [ laughter ] >> seth: posture, smile, wave, doesn't seem like impossible to remember. >> that's basically like half of a dance choreography. >> seth: right, that's true. i take it back. >> it's like way too much to rememb

>> seth: no, no. it up at all? >> we are pro leak, for sure. >> seth: you're pro-leaks. yeah. do you feel like the second trump administration still has its same leakiness? >> there's less of the warring factions in the west wing. they still exist but not to the degree that was just so remarkable in the first term. but i don't -- i mean, it's not always leaking, but people just -- there's so much happening. and it's sometimes so bizarre, and people want to talk about it. but i will say it's better executed this time. i mean, some people may see it and say "this is chaos. what's happening with the eos?" but it's thoughtful chaos, and it's and planned out. and they're actually executing on what they had planned to do for two months. >> seth: do you -- how do you -- obviously, your whole day is news, and you have to deliver the news. like, what do you watch when you have a second to yourself? like, are you watching the news? or do you give yourself, like some -- >> no, i just watch cnn, honestly all day

privately. >> seth: privately. >> it's a private act. >> seth: yeah. >> i think so, i believe. >> sethlike, "you need to leave me alone now." [ laughter ] >> in that tone. >> seth: yeah. and i'm like, "i'm going to be gone for four hours, and i might come back worse." [ laughter ] but ththat must ve been lovely. i mean because, again, i'm sure the victory felt just as sweet being alone in a hotel room. >> it felt nice and felt private. and i felt like -- but my city, i'm sure, is insane right now. because you know, if you know anything about philly, yes, we do grease the poles. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> because we like climbing on things. we go ape --. you know? >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] you go crazy. so you feel like -- in the intensity level of philly fans, where do you land? >> i think -- you know what? i have people who are much worse than me. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm actually like -- 'cause i'm not -- i watch sports only when it's really necessary, when we're about to win some [ bleep ]. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> you know? but i'm not t

seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers."tary leavitt, congratulations on your new job as white house press secretary. when will you be fired? >> within hours. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] and a follow-up. what's the last thing a member of this administration here is before they're fired? >> president trump has your back and he is grateful for your hard work. >> seth: we've heard reports there's an adderall shortage in the white house. care to commetnt? >> since taking the oath of office, president trump has taken more than 300. [ laughter ] >> seth: he does seem to have a lot of energy. trump's cabinet is starting to fall into place. how would you describe the group that's been confirm so far? >> rapists, gang members and suspected terrorists. >> seth: your words. [ laughter ] [ applause ] tell me something about the trump administration that will really bum me out. >> we've only been here for a few days. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] have there been any new developments in the few minutes sisince we started this press s brfing?

>> seth: yeah. >> we all know this. >> seth: yeah. that's right. [ laughter ] that's right. >> seth: he banged your head into the wall. >> that's right. so i was just -- i was just sort of overcompensating and making way too many cocaine jokes, trying to reassure everyone that it wasn't cocaine. [ light laughter ] but for sure by the end of the day, everyone thought it was cocaine. [ laughter ] >> seth: but you actually had to go to a doctor for a bloody nose. >> yeah, we had to go -- because it would not stop, we went to an er up in upstate new york, and i had to get the inside of my nose cauterized. >> seth: that sounds so uncomfortable. [ audience oohs ] >> it was. ben stiller took this picture. [ light laughter ] he was in the corner just taking pictures. yeah, i asked the doctor, "is this going to hurt?" he's like, "well, yes, but also --" [ laughter ] "also the more challenging aspect of this will be the extreme feeling of pepper being shoved up your nose." [ audience oohs ] so it did hurt, but then also it did feel like there w

>> seth: yeah. >> i would probably say the summer. >> seth: yeah. >> or the fall.at christmas time. you go to the store bloomingdale's, you bump into people, "oh, nice, thank you sir." but you do that in june, people give you the finger and knock you out. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's really -- and i mention a store like bloomingdale's. i mentioned bloomingdale's, i'm going to say this, because i was here for the holiday. and all the single men in america, wherever you are, if you ever come to new york city, you got to go to bloomingdale's. the most beautiful women in the world work at bloomingdale's. >> seth: well that's great to know. >> and if you go in, and you walk around, and then you notice, like, some of the men that work in bloomingdale's look better than the women. [ laughter ]h? >> so if you go in there, if you're not sure about your sexuality -- [ laughter ] >> seth: that's the place to go. >> when you come out, you might come out. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: you are -- i love you so much on social media because i feel like you have so many

it was a first for me, seth. >> seth: yes. >> i have to say that.w on "meet the press" was with then-candidate trump. and he gave me his first interview once he had been elected. so, that's why i have that phone number. i just took a chance. sometimes you have to take a chance, and it worked out on that day. >> seth: you do not have him in your phone as president trump? >> i don't. and i can't say -- >> seth: of course not, don't. [ laughter ] >> i can't say what i have him in my phone listed as. but let's just say hopefully no one else would be able to tell based on -- >> seth: you can't do anything obvious. >> exactly, exactly. >> seth: you mentioned you covered the first term. credit where credit's due. he seems far more prepared for what he's trying to accomplish this time than the last time. >> i think it's a great point. i mean, look. he his first time had no governing experience whatsoever. and so, he was coming in to the white house. and as you pointed out in your opening remarks, a lot of people were surprised that he won. he was surprised

>> seth: i know.y a fake suit. >> no, it's not a fake! [ laughter ] >> seth: it's so lovely to see you again. >> it's nice to be here. >> seth: it's so wonderful to have you on the show for the first time. congratulations on everything. >> thank you. >> seth: we are all so happy to see you. >> yeah, god bless everybody in malibu and palisades that are experiencinghis horrible fire. it's very hard to -- it's nice to promote a film, but my heart is with them, everybody there. >> seth: very well said. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. [ cheersnd applause ] >> seth: you guys, this is pamela anderson. "the last showgirl" opens in theaters nationwide on friday. we'll be right back with rose matafeo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and my progressive rep was super helpful. tom hayes is passive progressive. the way kevin says he always has to help you. tom doesn't have progressive, so he takes it out on those who do. if you switch you can save hundreds. that's great. you can buy more of that cologne w

seth, guys!er ] >> you're keeping me s -- you're keeping me sane. >> seth: okay, all right. >> you're keeping all of us sane, right? [ cheers and applause ] with all the different thi -- different poli -- i'm not really a politics guy. so i don't really know what's going on. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] how are you, though? >> what? >> seth: how are you? >> i'm in a really bad mood. but it's okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: any reason behind it? >> yeah. my puppy mill got shut down. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] >> which doesn't impact me financially at all. because it was a pure -- it was a puppy mill for pleasure. [ laughter ] i love the little guys running around, nipping at the heels, having fun. >> seth: you used to work here, and i'm wondering, you know -- >> i was -- seth fired me. >> seth: uh, i did not. [ laughter ] >> seth fired me because of my political beliefs. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's not true. we've gone through this before. that had nothing to do with it. and -- >> seth was really u

thank you. >> seth: that was the thing -- >> seth gets get's the joke.laughter ] >> seth: you always talk -- we were talking about donna and eric backstage, wardrobe people. the hair department -- set department's best in the world. everybody works at "snl" is the best in the world. >> i mean the gold standard. i almost said the f-word. >> seth: do you have -- do you have anything you remember? sometimes i remember they would put an incncredible ount of work into something that you would feel shame about because it was a dumb idea and they were bringing their professionalism to your whimsy. >> yes. well, james anderson and i wrote a sketch called jer-mazing. >> jimmy: jer-mazing. i remember jer-mazing. >> for finesse mitchell, and it was just about a waiter who had too much product in his hair. but he was also was hard of hearing. he couldn't triangulate sound. so they'd be like -- so, the customers would be like, "jer-mazing, i think we'd like to try the bruschetta." and he was like, "who?" and he would turn this way, "where." and then the product would

] >> seth: i'm sorry.lly do have to watch. the great thing about how you flip them, they flip straight back. it's like they have puppet legs. [ laughter ] their le -- it is so -- i can't believe -- it's so delightful. >> you are such a television professional because we brief them to throw their legs up. >> seth: do you? [ audience ohs ] >> yeah. >> seth: well, they do it -- that is a very funny thing to brief them. which is you're basically saying, "at some point, graham will become bored of you. [ laughter ] and then we do need you to play along." >> yeah. but it would be funnier if your legs click up. >> sh: some of them are very good. >> oh, yes. >> seth: with the way they throw their legs up. [ light laughter ] >> and it happened by accident. we had -- there was a comic, anybody british will know ronnie corbett. he's long gone now, but he was on our show. and he used to do a thing on his show where he sat in a big red chair and told stories. so we said, "wouldn't it be funny if audience members sat in

that's kamehameha schools. >> seth: really?! >> yeah. >> seth: wow!dway life. >> okay. >> seth: how many nights are friends of yours at the show that you then have to like, go out and hang out with afterwards? >> i don't do that. >> seth: really? >> i don't do that. >> seth: you just shut it down? >> i -- i -- once again, i am from hawai'i. i don't got a lot of people up here. >> seth: that's true. [ laughter ] >> it's true. >> seth: but you're gonna be -- you won't have to be here long to start making new york friends, and then they're going to be like, "hey, we're coming to the show." >> i don't -- i don't want to. >> seth: okay. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] that's great. >> no, i'm really okay. >> seth: i think you -- can i just say something? i feel like you're very direct and that's going to get you very far. yeah. [ light laughter ] >> thank you. >> seth: i think it's good. >> i appreciate that. >> seth: because you said "i don't want to" in a way that i really believed it and it also didn't hurt my feelings. [ laughter ] >> good, good. good, g

so, wally -- >> hold on, seth, i'm getting a phone call. >> seth: okay. >> hello?s up? no. no, i told them to deliver it to the backyard. they say the helicopter won't fit there? i measured it, and it will. slip them a thousand bucks and i'm sure they'll do it. love you, bye-bye. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you ordered a helicopter? and you were going to tip them a thousand doll -- how much money do you have? >> once again, you're missing the point -- oh, wait, no, you're not. the point is, i have a ton of money. [ laughter ] but i did also take that call with the tap of my finger. >> seth: well, these a.i. glasses are clearly iconic style, meets cutting-edge tech. thanks, wally, you sexy baby. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's enough. we'll be right back with more "late night" everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (♪♪) a tiny pinch of knorr chicken bouillon will save you more gas than driving down hill. because just one sip of this delectable, silky, chicken ramen noodle soup... will put an end to your drive-thru dinner rituals... it's time to bring out t

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and for the reasons that seth articulated. i think alliances and partnerships, which are one of our core strengths, they are the foundation which should be focused on our shared values and what we have in common, not policing or criticizing each other's domestic politics. particularly not policing each other's domestic politics when our own house is not in perfect order either for the reasons my colleagues also did a good job of articulating. but, that said, there's been a lot of things i have not liked, and i frankly been embarrassed by that happened the last six weeks. but, it could have been more damaging, right? there were no policy pronouncements and big things that locked us in or that locked the alliance in, that took things off the table. i do think a lot of things still do remain on the table and i do think there's room to maneuver. frankly, in some ways, that was a sigh of relief that nothing happened that could not be walked back and could not be negotiated. rep. houlahan: if i could finish this by saying there's on

defence secretary hegg seth have said they need to cut military spending by 8% a year military'spending at some point the us public, including trap supporters, are going to wake to this going to wake up to this and realise that the us in the that used to exist no really does, us trusted in the was that not trusted in the way that it used to be and genial not trusted in the way that it used to be a| with genial not trusted in the way that it used to be a| with and al relationships with putin and some other dictators really don't amount to a foreign policy or bring any kind of security. policy or bring any kind of security-— policy or bring any kind of securi . , ., mafia: m fiel: mm secucity . you very much. israel has confirmed it has received the names of the four dead israeli hostages whose bodies will be returned today. the offer, which would involve more than 60 people, is dependent on a full withdrawal of israeli forces this is the scene live in gaza. the bodies will be handed over by hamas to the red cross before being taken to israel. with me is said shehata from bbc arabic. thank

>> yeah. >> i am. >> a writer on late night with seth meyers. seth meyers is a friend of mine. >> he got. >> us. >> into this mess. he is his fault. when you're looking for someone to blame, blame my boss. um, but no, i he. >> did what he had to do. >> like you can't be. it cannot. >> be your. >> job to. razz people. and then this man. >> comes along and is like, i'm going to be president. you have to laugh. >> and i mean, ultimately, joke's on us, isn't it? so. >> so, seth, along with a lot of other people, you know, including michelle wolf and trevor noah, roy wood jr., your colleague at have i got news for you here on cnn. they've all hosted the dinner. have any of them given you any advice, or have you picked up any lessons from watching them? >> everyone says that when you're standing there, it feels like. >> you're getting no laughs. but in on the feed, on the video of it, it is better. they also said that. >> you have to make. >> fun of everybody. you can't just make fun of the people you disagree with. you have to spread it out evenly. a

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on late night with seth meyers and snl, 40 was nearly disastrous. smart enough to wear sneakers instead of the tuxedo shoes. so not only was i holding like these, these sets of cards that were 100 cards, i was slipping because the shoes were slippery. feresten's braced for sunday's snl 50 special that could have as many as 2500 cue cards, requiring five extra staffers to manage them. i'm excited. i'm i'm nervous just because of the amount of work it is. but it's special. it really is special and special for me to say. almost live from new york. it's mark barger, nbc news. i bet you wally is going to be wearing sneakers tonight. absolutely. he does not want that to happen again. but that was really interesting. yeah, you may have noticed wally was not in his cue card area for the at studio eight, h for the interview. that's because the studio has been locked down tightly all week for super secret rehearsals for tonight's special. yes. watch the special right here on nbc bay area. red carpet coverage begins at four. it's followed by the live coast to

seth doane is in rome. >> what does it in english?t improvement, yes. >> reporter: at st. peter's tonight, father enzo fortunato a close aide to pope francis is encouraged by news of the pontiff's condition despite the lack of specifics and the just a couple of brief updates a day. >> the mood at the vatican is very tranquil. >> reporter: tranquility may be the message inside the vatican but he would never know that from outside rome's gemelli hospital, where a hungry media circus devours every word that. out. >> we have little information. >> reporter: fabio marchese ragona is the pope's biographer and a correspondent for italy's mediaset channel tg-5. what is the result of so little information coming out officially? >> it's really hard to work. because with little information, we have many, many rumors. during the night, fake news -- the pope is dead. >> reporter: he believes those rumors are fueled by those who never likes this progressive pope and fanned by skeptics of the institution itself. there's always a suspicion toward the

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests colman domingo and paula pell everybody!hank you all for watching! we love you [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ right now at 11. get ready for another wet week. the storm is brewing in the pacific. check it out right there. you can see it on our satellite radar, and you're about to get soaked. yeah, that's. we've seen this movie before. let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. and again, we're talking flooding concerns. what are you seeing right now, jeff? well, we are getting that new data in tonight, and i can show you it's dry right now on storm. ranger winds are very calm. i expect to stay like this as we head through the day tomorrow. but as we get you out here to the wide view of the pacific, we are already beginning to see our atmospheric river developing just to the north of hawaii. you can see that aqua color right there. that's actually some high water content, and a sign that the atmospheric river is continuing to form. so on that rainfall chance, i do think we begin to get in on some rainfall near the

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>> well, i would say that it was a mutual idea between seth and myself, both being former walk-ons and having lived and breathed this experience. we wanted to partner on a show to show the world not only what these guys experience on the field, but off the field as well with their families and their faith and all of those, you know, all those elements. mutual idea. >> brian: seth, how important was it to have the drama of trying to replace nick sabin and being part of that year? >> yeah, i mean, it's really a transformational year in college football. an unbelievable time for alabama to open the doors and they've been great partners. seeing the retirement of the goat here and you have the new coach just an unbelievable person and coach coming in to change that over. so it's really just an exciting thing to be able to see firsthand that nobody would be able to see. >> brian: we have six episodes. a roster almost 100 deep. where did you go to focus on the drama and individual stories? >> when you are talking about college football and you are talking about young men from 18 to 22 years o

>> well, ashley, on his first trip abroad and seg tear seg seth going to a panic and using language forto be that which could have been used in leverage and up coming negotiations to the war in ukraine. >> the united states does not believe nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome of negotiated settlement. instead, any security guarantee must be backed by capable european and non-european troops. if these troops are deployed as peace keepers to ukraine, they should be deployed as non-nato mission and not covered by article five. >> no u.s. troops sent to ukraine. those remarks rem remarks ill d criticism -- illicitted criticism from roger wicker who talked about the narrow con fir mission. "hegseth is going to be a great defense secretary, all though he wasn't my choice for the job, but he made a rookie mistake in brussels and walked back some of what he said, but not that line. everybody knows and people in the administration know you don't say before your first meeting what you will agree to and what you won't agree to". an editorial this morning from "the wall street journa

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and then seth up a meeting with residents to debrief them. the consultants wish to draft a response to the letter alcohol be on our agenda for march 21. >> colleagues, comments or questions? okay. i -- might have one. what -- and having reviewed the letter, do you have any general take aways? any questions yourself or reflections? i would say mocd is interested in maintaining the community guidelines. for mid town. however they don't have the funding necessary to implement the recommendation in this study. and so -- its -- likely that unfund mandate like this one if they were to under take it could not be completely done by them as a department without action from the board. but -- the consultants will detail that and the costs at our next meeting i don't want to give the wrong information. thank you executive officer samerrae. one more time for my colleagues. okay. i will open this up for public comment. speakers will have two minutes. >> thank you. seeing no one here we will move to the remote line. pause to see if we have callers. there ar

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secretary hague seth also called on european nations to increase their defense spending and industrial production. good afternoon, everyone. we're going to start with u.s. press. we're going to take two from the u.s. we're take two from international, and then we'll go from there, depending on the depending on the secretary. so let us start with. now, hold on, john. so i'm going to talk first. it is great to be here at nato with 31 allies, also with my wife, jenny, who's been meeting with families of u.s. troops, both here in germany. and we're heading to poland right after this as well. that's what this is all about for me, for president trump and the defense department. i also want to express a special thanks to the secretary general, secretary general ruiter, for your boldness, for your friendship, for your leadership, and most especially for your urgency, your urgency of the matter at hand, which is great to see from the leader of nato's look forward to working very closely with him and his team. and before we're talking about what we've done at the ministerial, i want to reaffirm

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. >> reporter: that happened on "late night with seth meyers," and snl 40 was nearly disastrous. >> is. not only was i holding them, i was slipping because the shoes were slippery. >> reporter: they brace for the snl 50 special that could have as many as 2500 cue cards, requiring five extra staffers to manage them. >> i'm excited. i'm nervous, just because of the amount of work it is. but it's special. it really is special. >> reporter: and special for me to say, almost live from new york. mark barger, nbc news. >> i love it. wally gets his airtime all the time. snl's 50th anniversary special airs sunday night at 8 eastern. that's what i will be doing. i won't see you all next w >>> another round of evacuations in california. this time over mudslide concerns, as a massive rainstorm pummels burn-scarred hills. the same system

. >> collecting coins has been an obsession for seth chandler his entire life. >> i started collecting when i was four years old. >> and with some good fortune. he's made a career out of it. >> so he can actually hold history in your hand. >> but even as passionate as he is. >> this one's worth probably like $5,000. yeah. yeah, it's a nice one. see. >> chandler can't seem to find the value in a penny. >> we all start collecting pennies and cents as kids. you put them in the blue little albums one at a time. but enough is enough. >> his $0.02. get rid of it. >> do you use pennies at all? i mean, i like to look at them, but i'm not going to collect them. we don't really use them for commerce anymore. >> in a social media post, president donald trump calls making pennies wasteful. it's unclear if trump alone can end the mintage of a coin, since the u.s. treasury derives its authority from congress. >> it's been alleged in recent days that it costs the government about $0.03 to make a $0.01 and that, of course, is a money losing proposition. >> the u.s. mint reported losing $85 million in

maybe our party is out of step one of them, probably the person who got most out front on this was seth moulton, who i talked to about this on the show a couple of months ago. now let's watch what he had to say about it. you told them that democrats spend way too much time trying not to offend, rather than being brutally honest about the challenges americans face. i have two little girls. i don't want to see them getting run over on a playing field by a male or a formerly male athlete, but as a democrat, i'm supposed to be afraid to say that. >> i was using this as one of many examples where the democratic party has lost touch with the american people, but the problem is that we're so insistent on, you know, policing our words and even refusing to engage in debates about contentious issues that we're just losing on them. >> so moulton put out there, hey, i'm not allowed to say this out loud. and this is part of the problem. how do you think we're going to see democrats react to this today? >> you know, look, i think you're going to see a number of different responses. we could this is a

it looks like it's really got sething going on. and it does.jectory is going to unload all of its moisture and snow and moisture. snow in the pacific northwest and north of us and crescent city to they're going to get a bunch of rain. and that's going to be the story. everybody north of cape mendocino from here up is going to be getting kind of on, on and off again, rainfall and heavy at times even across the city as we go into the weekend. but down below cape mendocino, we're looking at kind of, you know, warmer, sunny conditions, especially thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. here's that was the day tomorrow. here's wednesday morning. here's this system, which is that's 10 a.m. and it's right. so we're not even counting that. it's just really just going to add some clouds. and then the fog returns on thursday morning. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow wednesday. whether the clouds come in chance of a sprinkle. but don't change your plans. it's no big deal. and then there's the five day forecast with the lead for weather really bein