starar of "abbotott elementatar" actresess sheryl l lee ralph cooking with chehef sohla el-waylly.ng the 8g band with dena tauriello ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news there is only one week left until the midterms said biden, "um, cocaine is legal? [ light laughter ] president biden yesterday suggested a tax on oil and gas companies if they do not increase production because if anyone's concerned about energy prices, it's the guy who probably keeps the thermostat at 78. [ laughter ] new york governor kathy hochul is set to hold a rally on thursday with hillary clinton. "are you sure that's a good idea?" said hillary clinton. [ light laughter ] president biden spoke today in florida about the importance of social security and medicare while republicans promised seniors they'd just give them that pool from "cocoon." [ laughter ] a very, very fresh reference to the film "cocoon." the new york city council last week pas

sheryl says she's heard the promises before but has seen little progress in their wait. she says it's hard to believe this time will be any different. >> no respect, no dignity from them. >> reporter: many residents we spoke to today say they feel stuck. they don't want to go back out onto the street even though they say their living conditions currently are only modestly better. >> the county's expected to take over management of the facility by the end of the year. residents say they're very concerned that conditions will be allowed to further deteriorate before the takeover. >>> still developing in san jose, a strike averted at least for now. city workers say they've made significant progress in labor negotiations. the planned three-day strike is on hold for 24 hours. the union said today they are pausing the strike until city council formally approves the terms of a tentative deal tomorrow. we don't know the details, but the workers have been pushing for a jump in yearly raises. if a deal hadn't been reached, librarians, airport workers and other city departments wou

i was like oh, sheryl lee ralph. she was like, have you met my husband?lot so i met her. our first table read which was over zoom. the first time was really doing the show. i was just a fan of her at a fan of her comedic career. i was honored to be talking to her. >> kelly: when did y'all first meet? >> the first time i met quinta was on one of the cbs -- >> i didn't know you are going to say that. >> your just sold one of your first chosen my daughter and i were walking across the lot and my daughter says, mommy, that's quinto brunson, and she's going to be big. you have to meet her. >> she called it. >> kelly: when you open your mouth to speak, you have one of the most beautiful singing voice is obviously, but talking voices nor the most recognizable -- so many memories. a trip with nostalgia. when he started talking, like i have no idea what you just said. i literally went to a place. oh, my god. your voice is just medical. your voice is just magical. >> thank you. >> when she goes into... i am like. >> the same thing happened. >> sheryl was telling me

sheryl: back then, the world is bubbling up for a change.roducers could've cast black people, but they couldn't... they had to go with real monsters, which is deep in itself. butch patrick: joe connelly and bob mosher created the munster's were powerhouse hollywood writers. laura morowitz: they had just finished 'leave it to beaver' and they really wanted to keep this kind of mold of the family sitcom but marry it to something new and strange. lily: marilyn, take the chicken back to the kitchen. i'm afraid it's not quite done. grandpa: looks good to me. butch patrick: the fact of the matter remains is we were a normal family. you know? herman went to work. lily kept the house. cousin marilyn went to college and i was a regular kid... it was perfect. herman: can i try kicking one? eddie: sure! herman: thank you! alysson hannigan: herman munster, he's just a soft little teddy bear on the inside. so. so it's really your first lesson of like don't judge a book by its cover. herman: i think i am going to take up golf, although i am not sure about

sheryl, seen here in photos posted to facebook, wishing her husband of nearly 30 years happy birthday. >> she was soft spoken, very nice. and i know, just, her son was her pride and joy. >> reporter: court documents allege the judge shot his wife "at close range while intoxicated" after an argument earlier in the evening. their son calling 911, trying to stabilize his mother. police say they found 47 weapons, all legally owned, including rifles, shotguns, handguns, and over 26,000 rounds of ammunition in the home. and david, he remains out on a million dollars bail. he had to surrender his passport and wear a gps monitor. he's also barred from buying or consuming alcohol. and david, his lawyers claim the shooting was an accident. >> david: kayna whitworth in california. thank you. >>> we first reported last night here on the lawsuit filed by the football star at the center of that popular movie "the blind side." well tonight here, the husband and wife now responding, after being accused of never adopting that football star. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> you have any place to stay to

sheryl rex's son was killed in the kabul attack.he and other gold star family members were meeting in washington today and she will join us in just a moment. first to aishah hasnie live for us on capitol little. aishah, good afternoon. >> trace, good afternoon to you. two years later, many of the gold star families still do believe the president did something wrong. here's the message to them. >> several presidents preceded mr. biden in this 20-year war. none of them are to be aheld accountable for the withdrawal. that is he and he alone, that -- he has that burden. >> the pentagon said today u.s. military commanders on the ground made the best decisions, provided the best military advice based on what was known at the time. the attack was not preventible, they say, without degrading the mission to compromise a number of evacuees. >> general mark milley weighing in saying if there were any issues with how pentagon briefers updated the families, that should be corrected. these parents say that that is not the problem here. >> the iss

fired and when they arrived, 72-year-old orange county superior court judge jeffrey ferguson's wife sheryl was found in the home suffering from at least one gunshot wound pronounced dead at the scene. ferguson was taken into custody and released today after posting a $1 million bond. according to jail records, he has not been formally charged. >>> chaos erupted in new york after a massive crowd gathered during an event held by a poplar influencer. youtuber kai cenat said he would be doing a giveaway in union square which included playstations. thousands of people gathered in the square and it quickly got out of hand. some of the crowd can be seen tossing objects and climbing on top of vehicles. police made some arrests. >> crazy. >>> still ahead, a troubling milestone for the world's oceans, the new record set this week that may not last very long. >>> ahead in sports, breaking down the mess that is conference realignment and what it means for two bay area schools. >>> plus george kittle sits down with our vern glenn and they get into the thick of contract talks. >>> on this friday night w

. >> reporter: when sheryl farrell joined the navy in 1985, she thought she'd found a career. wanted to do 20 years? >> that was my plan. >> reporter: you don't even do ten months. >> no, sir. i wasn't allowed to. >> reporter: she says a casual conversation about gay clubs with a bunk maitlanded her in front of naval investigators. her military career was over a few months later. she was stunned to read her dd-214, her discharge document. >> other than honorable due to homosexuality. it hurt. because my country is telling me i'm not good enough to serve because of who i love, not because of anything else. just because of who i love. >> reporter: farrell is part of a group of veterans now suing the defense department to get their discharges changed and gain access to benefits like v.a. loans, tuition assistance and federal jobs. >> this case is not about damages. this case is about simply changing that piece of paper. >> reporter: jocelyn larkin is one of the lawyers representing farrell and others in a class action lawsuit against the pentagon. >> every time they have to show

sheryl ferguson seen with her husband in photos posted to facebook, wishing him a happy birthday. >> she was soft spoken, very nice. and i know just -- her son was her pride and joy. >> reporter: investigators carrying rifles and guns from the home and boxes labeled "ammo". tonight, ferguson's neighbors in shock. >> never in a million years would imagine that, especially a judge. i mean, that's the surprising part of it all. makes you really think about who your neighbors and everything is. >> reporter: we reached out to his attorney and have not heard back. the judge posted a $1 million bond on friday and was released. but the orange county district attorney's office saying he has not been charged because it's still to be determined which office, the d.a. or the state, will handle the prosecution. whit? >> whit: jacqueline lee with those new details tonight, thank you. >>> turning now to a terrifying crash on an idaho highway after a summer camp school bus rolled over. about 30 campers and staff on board, at least seven critically injured. all the children on the bus who were betwee

in addition to all of that i had worked with a lady sheryl in maryland before another project where i needed a reproduction. maryland may be reproduction buttons for the replicas and then we were having a hard time figuring out how to find replica braids. it's not like you can walk into the fabric can find this stuff on the t peg. so eventually in august 1 of my friends came in to conservation from a background in custom design and last year because of the pandemic always ends state closed and are still closed. she sat at home twiddling her thumbs and i had this great project and she was able to make a reproduction and ship it across. it's a bit of a global affair and the replica came from e-mail in the uk asas well. so the compensation process i started with using low powered suction and that's basically a way of saying i crafted it using the very fancy vacuum. so everythingme was cleaned andi was also able to attach the silk fibers that came off during cleaning. it's a fairly common thing in preservation and it was useful in this case. it's certainly done with archaeological textile

there's so much to asober right now in housing, sheryl. it's good to get your temperature, though.talk again soon. >> take care. thank you. >>> chip designer a.r.m. filing to go public. what is expected to behe t biggest ipo of the year after the break. we're back in two. the us, you'. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers ] running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back. softbank-owned a.r.m. reported narrowing profits in its ipo filing last night bringing into question what the fate looks like for this company backed by founder and ceo son. what it will look like what

>> female artists like sheryl crow or liz fehr, even though they had success, they were still routinelyng women's thoughts, feelings, voices respected or taken seriously. >> ♪ >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stephani. super girly, and also kind of tough. and then in front of this band of all guys. >> i'm just a girl in the world, and that's all that you'll let me be. you know, it was like the middle finger up to every guy that ever annoyed you. >> look who's here. alaniz. >> hi, we ran into each other. >> we're shopping today. we thought you'd tickets with us. alaniz is here with a brand-new album. a brand-new look, i've noticed. >> i was dropped from ansi records after having made music through my teens, and my personal promise to myself was that i wouldn't stop until i wrote a record that really exemplified and, and nailed on the head what was truly going on for me. >> ♪ >> it was sort of a pearl clutching moment. what did she say? women can say that? and, yeah, they could. she was thinking about a relationship that obviously gone wrong, but it was not as nice, like, oh

critics, including singer sheryl crow and margo price, say the lyrics promote violence with verses thattry that in a small town. see how far you make it down the road. around here, we take care of our own." ♪ jeffrey: following an outcry, the original video was slightly re-edited to remove some of its controversial images. small protests have taken place at several of aldean's concerts. but the song's popularity has only grown, jumping to number two on billboard's country music charts last week. joining me now to tell us more, marcus k. dowling. he's the country music reporter for the tennessean in nashville. thanks so much for joining us. when this song was released, it wasn't that big a hit. it got more attention with the video. why do you think it has become such a cultural flash point? marcus: i'd say that there is a growing, or there has been a long existing conservative base in country music that is being positioned via this song to have a certain moment. and i feel like those fans are regular streamers now. they regularly engage with content online, as well as with physical purch

seth: i want to ask real quick, 'cause i was lucky enough to be onstage presenting this award to sherylc >> seth: -- which was really a stunning moment. first of all, well-deserved award, she's doing fantastic work this year on television >> yes >> seth: it was scene stealing, on a night, where obviously, the best in television are there >> you know, i've known her since she was in the original cast of "dreamgirls. and on "the flintstones," she played the adoption agency that got the me bam-bam so i've known her for a long time and she's a genius she's an amazing artist, an amazing woman. and i was so proud of her, the way she delivered her speech and she sang from her heart. i don't know, i was crying at home watching it >> seth: it was a really special thing to be in the room for because you realize in the way that you overlap with her, you got the sense that she's been doing this for so long, in so many different places, that she had probably just affected everybody's life in there at some place, and they were proud and happy for her. >> yeah, and to see somebody be able to really li

i mean, judge sotomayor, michelle obama, tom hanks, sheryl sandberg, you're in good company if this is that we're on the up and up. it is a good sign that we've stepped into a new level of success, so we can embrace that this is part of it. >> niro, thank you so much. such an important conversation to have. it affects a lot of people. >> yeah. i think a lot of people have had that feeling where you think, my gosh, is someone going to tell me that i actually shouldn't have this job? it was a mistake? great advice. i've always been prone to hair thinning. i'm genetically predisposed. i just gave birth. i was under a lot of stress. i started taking nutrafol. we test our formulations with the highest rigor of clinical trials and we're the number one dermatologist recommended hair growth supplement. i noticed it becoming... stronger and thicker. nutrafol has taken me back to the hair i was meant to have. i am back to me. start your hair growth journey at nutrafol.com if you've had sensitivity, those zingers can really cause some of that jolting pain. there is one great solution out there wi

and finally, we have leslie, sheryl and gina, the fab four, on a girls' trip in the bahamas.ay, major league baseball is back, and it is streaming on peacock a little later on this morning. our mlb sunday leadoff coverage of the detroit tigers and the boston red sox begins today at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. you can stream "today live" as part of peacock's morning news live >>> good morning. it is sunday, august 13th, 7:00. as we take this glorious look ou

i know -- attentives want to speak sheryl do you want to come up? >> hello i'm sheryl.'m community organizer as well as a pndc-sro tenant that is being contained there. so, last in march reflecting on match hearing. opportunity to reduce evictions through better process such as transfers. arbitration, better support for tenants. thank you. so, the ratio should be according to policy. one case manager to every 25 people. in my building i have our case manager is one to our whole building as well as the building on the corner. she is also on call for a third sro. this is insanity. so -- people do not have a case manager to go to. she is always busy. doors are always shut. the manager always refers people back to the case manager who is absent. well is lack services, of course, but she is never there. when people need help or something come up, such as evictions. physical -- mental. things that happen in the residentful they have no one. that leads many times in violence, eviction. abuse. also i wanted say that there is -- a ratio of 8 women to 30 men in the sro building t

funny how people like pop seize on campaign pop stars seize on a campaign like wanted us all like sherylw wanted us all to use, like, one sheet of toilet paper. and i'm like, surely one of the things, one of the luxuries being the luxuries of being a multi—million rock star is you can use as much andrex as you want like walking want instead of like walking around bottom around with your bottom crunching. it's crunching. do you think it's nominative because crunching. do you think it's non sharky because crunching. do you think it's non sharky bit because crunching. do you think it's nonsharky bit i because crunching. do you think it's nonsharky bit i can't because crunching. do you think it's nonsharky bit i can't workacause crunching. do you think it's non sharky bit i can't work out se the sharky bit i can't work out if he's kind of been drawn towards some sort of water based environment, but i suppose. geldof think geldof mainly anyway, i think this could resolve this problem could resolve itself because apparently there's oestrogen there's a lot of oestrogen going into a result into

sheryl lost her sons, hori and shawn. >> i lost my children. i lost two of my children.t's a life sentence in itself. >> reporter: such deals led to an avalanche of lawsuits the crisis dramatized on hulu's "dope sick." purdue pharma filed for bankruptcy in 2019 under the terms of the bankruptcy settlement, members of the sackler family would be shed ffuture lawsuits in exchange for $6 billion that could be used to settle opoid-related claims but the justice department says they should not be able to use legal protections designed for debtors. it would leave in place a road map for wealthy corporations and individuals to misuse the bankruptcy system. >> what is the issue the supreme court wants to look at >> the supreme court wants to look at whether people who don't file nor bankruptcy but have some connection to a bankruptcy should get the benefit of a release. the bankruptcy court has done that here for the sacklers, and the supreme court is deciding whether that violate it is law. >> reporter: but for many families involved, there is a human toll to further delay. >>